Luckily future becomes present

The already sixth studio album (including three as Marsimoto) and the sequel to "Luckily in the future," sounds different - different than expected. But provides for the patient listener who often chases the CD through the player, something like love at second sight.

Price / performance: 14 tracks are on the disc and this at a cost of just 13, - - makes a brief Euro per song. In addition, since Amazon has resorted price guarantee there is a perfect score (5/5).

Facilities: The CD comes in a stylish limited edition therefore in digipak. Additionally is a booklet. What more do you want ?! (5/5)

Skip rate: The percentage of songs that I wegdrücke is 21% ("Pioneer", "John Tra Volta" and "My Rostock") even in the context of (4/5).

Variety of songs: Now we come to the great weakness of the album. Unfortunately, the album as a whole is unfortunately too quiet and not very varied. Titles like "The night is with me" "dusty old &", "Pioneer", "Flash in the pan", "tantamount Louis", "glass clear / Herzglut", "Welt der Wunder" and "My Rostock" are all quiet. Although the beats once again be able to convince and tracks like "John Tra Volta" and "out" provide a nice (and extreme) variety, the remaining songs can ("Kids", "OMG!", "Bengal Tiger") not decide the overall impression of the album (not why is "Big Bang" on it?) shape. Formulated drastically lacking "Thankfully to the Future II" a piece of character (2/5).

Marteria shows with his latest work once again that he is a serious artist (who is not to take it seriously) and can create inspiring music with a strong production team again. Unfortunately you have to "Luckily to the Future II" probably seen as a necessary step in Marterias development.