Beinhart

Probably the only "concept" album of the pants. Here is "Clockwork Orange" set to music. The logical consequence: There's nothing to laugh about.
Sure, you can be accused of the album a lot, "Here comes Alex" is certainly not sophisticated or complex and is virtually gecovert again in the final track. The prevailing idea of ​​the 1977-punk disc has to do very little. And friends of rock ballads can quickly hang upside down due to the prevailing hardness. Schlager equivalents drinking songs you could not find fortunately in vain.
But whoever comes out of the metal corner, will appreciate the aggressive wheel. The prelude to the "prime example" is glorious, the roaring title track should not only Fortuna fans to Ristic times known, and "more like this" is still on it an over song, which exists in several versions rightly over the years (live , English, Reggae mix). Fully also underestimated the "test pattern".
The "All for Love" / "Bavaria" faction but should rather leave it alone. The hits from this album, there is finally on the "On behalf of the Lord" and "Reich & Sexy".
Maximum rating due to lack of low, ordinary hardness and the Beethoven reconciliations. Never the pants in the studio were better than here.