A criminal good album

As "collected rubbish which is fun and a good mood" once described the band's music from Austria Klaus Eberhartinger, the singer of the first general uncertainty. And so he has not so far wrong. Sometimes the guys tight a bit weird, but just in its most successful phase that reflects this album like no other, they were just fine. Who does not remember the "bank robbery", to the small Mafioso from the "hot nights in Palermo" or the "Prince Charming" from the province. Catchy melodies, pitch-black humor, naughty texts in Austrian dialect and as a little extra treat, the little skits in Mafiosi-style ("Johnny") between the pieces. Certainly not an album that will go down in the history, but something nice to hear again and again. (This is an Amazon.com at the university-student review.)