Berlin Author's Unique Memoir: Binge-Watching 'The Sopranos'
Berlin-based author and musician Thorsten Nagelschmidt, best known as the frontman of Muff Potter, has penned a unique memoir titled 'Nur für Mitglieder'. Published in September 2025, the book chronicles Nagelschmidt's binge-watching of 'The Sopranos' over 11 days on Gran Canaria, offering a blend of personal reflection, social commentary, and pop culture insights.
Nagelschmidt, born in 1976 in Rheine and living in Berlin, watched all seven seasons of 'The Sopranos' across 86 episodes during his holiday escape from the Christmas season. In 'Nur für Mitglieder', he weaves his personal experiences with the TV series, drawing parallels between the fictional family dynamics and his own life. The book is a testament to Nagelschmidt's wit and openness, blending popular culture with real-life depression.
Lutz Göllner, a 'tip' media pages redakteur born on the day the Berlin Wall fell, has reviewed Nagelschmidt's work. Known for his preference for terriers as pets and his tidy lifestyle, Göllner has been married for 35 years and has two adult children.
Thorsten Nagelschmidt's 'Nur für Mitglieder' offers a fresh perspective on the popular TV series 'The Sopranos', combining personal anecdotes with social critique. The book is a testament to Nagelschmidt's unique voice and his ability to find connections between pop culture and real-life experiences. Lutz Göllner's review in 'tip' adds a layer of insight, coming from a reviewer with a distinct personal background and tastes.
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