By their second output "Bullets & Burritos" I became aware of the boys to "Oliver Wallenberg". This special style of rock and blues had it done to me immediately, so it was clear that I "Whiskey Light" had to have necessarily the first fruits from the house. Musically the Hamburger guys move somewhere in the orbit between "AC / DC", "Thin Lizzy" and "Lynyrd Skynyrd". Occasionally, influences from the folk area are scattered in the songs, such as "Whiskey Light" these folk elements ensure that this song digs immediately in the ear canals. But he is by no means the only, "Dickle me up" goes off like "Schmidt's cat" if I did not know better, I'd think the thing comes from an old "ZZ Top" album - Hammer! "Booze and Boogie" is riddled with this bluesy rock songs, the friends of this style should be click your tongue. "Darkest our blues", "Back to the swamp's", "She's ready," "Planet of snakes" and "Respect Truth and Family" would be mentioned here. There's really doing a lot of southern rock, who likes to really have a lot of fun with "Booze & Boogie". Even people off to earthy and dirty rock is well served here, because with "Braking Bad" and "Natural Born Bad Boy" are two really naval uniform numbers immortalized in this compact.
My conclusion: "Booze & Boogie" has become a really successful rock album in which at no time boredom has arisen. If you like blues, rock and on this special Southern flair, will have a field day with the debut of "Wallenberg's Whiskey Hell". Both albums of the formation of Germany's high north, now have a place of honor in my collection - I'm thrilled!
