Ulrich Schröder has seen 201 Rolling Stones concerts.
In Wendland he dedicated a permanent exhibition to the British cult band.
Perhaps the only one of its kind in the world, the fan museum is celebrating its tenth anniversary this year.
An original drum from a concert in Chicago is reminiscent of Charlie Watts, right next to it is the drummer painted by Ron Wood.
Lüchow - “Charlie wanted to give us another jazz concert,” says Schröder.
The legendary drummer died in August at the age of 80 and never made it to Lüchow.
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It is present on the thousand square meter exhibition area on posters, shirts and as a bust on the pool table in the middle of the museum.
The upper bodies of Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Watts and Wood stand as mannequins on the 1.8-ton snooker table, which, according to Schröder, traveled to concerts around the world.
“You have to see it once,” says Carsten Junge, Managing Director of the Lüneburg Art Gallery.
It shows the life of a hardcore fan: “There will be no one in the world who has more Stones souvenirs than Ulli.
He is as positively crazy as one can be. ”Before that, Schröder was a Ferrari fan - neither is possible.
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