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Even after 20 years of band history, the Böhsen Onkelz were still able to surprise their fans. In 2002, they did this with their unusual 16th studio album Dopamin, which, unlike its predecessors, has a more friendly and positive tone. Musically, the Böhsen Onkelz expressed their willingness to experiment on Dopamin - whether it be a light country touch in the intro of 'Macht Für Den Der Sie Nicht Will', ska/reggae influences in 'Nr. 1' and 'Mutier Mit Mir', or the ballad-like 'Stand Der Dinge'. Of course, Dopamin also includes genuine Onkelz-typical songs such as 'Keine Amnestie Für MTV' or 'Ich Weiß Wo Du Wohnst'.