Damn fresh!

Lyrically the Fantas are top. They are the ravages of time (today, Let's see) and criticize where it deserves to be criticized. And ironically present themselves - especially self-irony (the game is over, 25) as the rap veterans hour. The album is very complex. From R & B beats, samples to the Children's Choir and more. Of course accompanied by Michi Beck, Smudo and Thomas D. The three present themselves in top condition for the 25 year of service.

All three also have back solo performances: Michi Beck with "Disco" shelled out his side job as a DJ with an interesting perspective to the things that happen to pass in front of his turntables. ("Nowhere couples, all narcissistic") And also what is going on in his own head so. For many, this was a track for pure listening, but since I'm a fan of Michi's flow, I liked this immediately

Smudo is amazingly quiet for the album "Peace How does" but shows that it is the philosophizing vein. As always eloquently and directly to the question "What is man, anyway?" It is somewhat reminiscent of Thomas D, however, is Smudo's Note unmistakable and it's partly his best lyrics on the album.

Thomas D wrote the hymn to love, and "God is my witness" may be a bit melodramatic, but still nice. As always, he gives himself profound, and the lyrics bear simply Thomas D's handwriting "Life is too short and is to become not loyal to him." For many slightly out of place on the album, but it characterized the way the Fantas have gone in 25 years, good. It noted that the priorities for men are different now. And that love is not neglected.

Musically, as already mentioned, very varied and almost always consistent. From very melodic songs (Single, And Los) and hard beats (Today, against all odds), and more. And that's the beauty of the Fantas. They invent Also sound technically always new. But more often so that it suits them. And that you should fix first time after 25 years. Thumbs up for And.Ypsilon, almost everything right.

(Especially 'how loved' I like since it addresses a topic that particularly younger fans can also identify well.)

I grew up with Fanta, thanks to my father, so I am familiar with the earlier albums. The I like very much, but record for me is definitely up there with the. The Fanta show dynamically grow, philosophizing and ironic. And even with mid-40s that can give you no copy so quickly, especially in this genre.)