I was also quite surprised by the emotions that caused the album to me ...

I had this morning brought me the Limited Edition (CD + DVD) in the media market, because I still had a 20 euro voucher for there. All others I would when buying this edition recommend buying on Amazon.com, as it is here at the lowest price, at 16 euros. Both the pro market and in the media market you pay more for it.

When I got home, I first looked through the 100-minute bonus material of the DVD. In part, this was just entertaining, but partly also made it really make sense. So Curse gives to all the songs from a short statement and in some songs of the background or the basic idea is really important. But it was also nice that video to freedom to be able to see in real time quality, after I've looked at a few times on YouTube (The difference is enormous). And especially with videos like the freedom to contact the listener is very important by matching images.

The album is nicely mixed and remembered by some of "Homeland Security", which previously represented the experiment centremost and abwechlunsgsreichste album Curse. The variety of guest appearances doing this the rest of your Xavier Naidoo, Chima, Jenny Willemstijn, Clueso, Nneka, Patrice, Jaguar Wright, Silvermoon and (at the 3 bonus songs of the Limited Edition yet) Vanessa Mason. The 3 bonus songs of the limited edition CD make something out of them is a 7-minute version of freedom)

The album made me during the first hearing consistently thoughtful and positive. This that yet reached to an extent no album Curse at me. At times I had standing water already bulging in her eyes, because me a song extremely touched ("100 years"). Something like that has never happened to me is by listening to a song without belonging to videos, which I also have to say that I have built for anything but close to the water ...

Despite the change but also prevails throughout a certain thread and a harmony that I missed in some other album of Curse.