die toten hosen krach der republik live album download

I’ve got the English version, but the album is also available in Swedish which I think is a great idea given that it tells their history. The main theme for this is the life and times of King Charles XII of Sweden, the songs detailing various battles, aftermaths and the downfall of the Swedish empire. Not their strongest release, but perfectly fitting with their existing catalogue. Top Track would probably be the title offering, although there are a few that chase it mainly due to the variety of material on offer (“Das ist der Moment” probably closest). There’s a surprising number of acoustic, or predominantly acoustic, numbers on here as well. If you’re not nodding your head along to the beat by the time you’re half-way through you’re either dead or stuck in some kind of neck brace. This offering is all in German so I can’t comment on the lyrical content (they have done some English tracks in the past), but the music’s great.

I just couldn’t.Ī first studio album in four years for the long-standing German punk band, and as bouncy as ever. This definitely falls into any “album of the year” category I might have. Great vocals, guitars, bass and drums well produced superb live act to back it up. Pumping rock songs, lilting ballads, great lyrics, catchy tunes – this album has it all. Top Track for me is probably “Sing For Liberty”.īloody hell, what an album.

Heavy, melodic vocals mixed with more deathy stuff, good riffage and some genuinely catchy moments. Keeping their trademark dual vocal sound and with the usual variety of material, A War You Cannot Win keeps All That Remains up there in the “bands you should check out” list. Note that these are just the albums I got – there are countless others, obviously! Albums listed are in no particular order. With the year in gigs covered, it’s time to turn to the album releases of 2012.

Die toten hosen krach der republik live album download