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"Adios" LP by Böhse Onkelz

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After almost a quarter of a century of band history the Böhsen Onkelz put down the microphone. Their last album wears the appropriate title Adios. With Adios the Böhsen Onkelz properly said farewell to the fans and to the stage. The 15-tracks strong album mirrors the band on the peak of their craft and shows despite the sad occasion the typical ease and irony of the Böhsen Onkelz.

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Item no. 303431
Musical Genre German Rock
Exclusive No
Media - Format 1-3 2-LP
Product topic Bands
Band Böhse Onkelz
Product type LP
Release date 7/25/08
Gender Unisex
Contact Tonpool Medien GmbH
Im Klint 12
30938 Burgwedel
Germany
info@tonpool.de

LP 1

  • 1.
    Feuer
  • 2.
    Immer auf der Suche
  • 3.
    Superstar
  • 4.
    Sowas Hat Man...
  • 5.
    Ja, Ja
  • 6.
    Lass mich gehn
  • 7.
    Fang mich
  • 8.
    Einmal

LP 2

  • 1.
    Kinder dieser Zeit
  • 2.
    Hass-tler
  • 3.
    Onkelz Vs. Jesus
  • 4.
    Überstimuliert
  • 5.
    Prinz Valium
  • 6.
    Ihr Hättet Es Wissen Müssen
  • 7.
    A.D.I.O.Z.

by Matthias Mineur (July 2004) Not quite easy for the guys Weidner, Röhr, Schorowsky and Russell to find the right tone on their farewell album. Should they be mourning? Should they be experimenting at last? Are there things they've always wanted to say and for which 'Adios' is the final chnace? Nothing of all that. The Onkelz have agreed to end their career with a real big rock opus. Just a short moment of sadness, for the rest the Frankfurt based punk rock train rolls straight forward. Especially the rhythm part were explicitly controlled and refined with powerful grooves and heavyweight drum parts. All that is added by Matthias 'Gonzo' Röhr's clean rock guitar that roars and howls and consequently perfectly suits Kevin Russell's grater voice. Also lyricist Stephan Weidner adapted to that and wrote some more than ever unrespectful rock messages that leave only one prognosis: the Onkelz fans will still celebrate their idols long after their gone. (Matthias Mineur - July 2004)