Wikipedia (Español):Paul Baskerville

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Baskerville was born and grew up in Manchester.[1] As a teenager, he joined the punk band The Limit.[citation needed] He moved to Germany in 1980.[2] Initially, he worked for Karstadt.[1] He started working for NDR in 1981 with features about music from England and especially Manchester. In 1982, he got his first weekly show, Musik für junge Leute[3][2] which he moderated every Thursday from 13:20 to 14:30.[3] He also moderated the shows "No Wave",[4][3][2] "Kopfhörer",[3][2] and "Offbeat".[3][2] Over the years, he got different slots. He did also shows for Radio Bremen, Deutschlandfunk and DT64 and reportages for Arte. He also wrote a music column for the weekly paper Freitag ("Friday"). Currently, he is broadcasting the show Nachtclub[3] ("nightclub") which ran from 2003 to 2020 on NDR Info on Saturday from 0:05 to 2:00 and has moved in 2021 to NDR Blue on Thursday at 21:00. One of the most important record stores for his program Musik für junge Leute was the now defunct unterm durchschnitt [de] based in Hamburg.[1]

Paul Baskerville is married and has a daughter named Emely.[1] He lives in Hamburg.[citation needed]

Baskerville's program Musik für junge Leute ("music for young people") is thought to have been the show from which a German teenager taped an unidentified new wave song between 1982 and 1984 that has become a viral internet phenomenon dubbed "The Most Mysterious Song on the Internet".[5][6][7] He suspects that it was a demo recording that was played once by an NDR presenter and then thrown away.[8]