Development in two worlds

I love the Wise Guys. Songs like "girls laughing it out" or "where the pepper grows" are standard equipment on my MP3. Unfortunately, the new album now available does not convince me, similar to the previous album "school trip".
While earlier music and lyrics go hand in hand, so both are now often over quite oblique. Especially with "Fine morning Guttenberg" It is striking, even if it is said that just the slope is intended. It can be heard clearly more mouth percussion in almost all the songs, what comes across pretty stampfig.
"The sun shines on his stomach me," one in my opinion totally unnecessary song. "This is your time," My goodness, you could have done more because of it. The new song of Ferenc "Someone will always complain about" bringing him hardly to bear, when I still think of as songs like "Hey Baby beer times with NEM Bass" or "King of the Road" ...
Ultimately, however, it is ok. The taste of "aged fans" and the group seems to drift far apart. It may be that the songs just now aimed at a different audience. More hip, more oblique, more flat. Too bad, but disappointed by "school trip" and this album and the downward trend for "free" continues. When a song like "My neighbor is a zombie" in the ear remains, even though he so little sense has so little depth, then gives me the very critical than in the past. Perhaps convinced this title precisely because it recalls the old melodious and peppy hours of Guys.
The new marketing quirks I find questionable. So far, it was ensured that all songs were freely accessible. Now there is the "bonus track" Quiet only through iTunes. Long live the progress and modernity!
In short, I advise against the purchase of the new album. Individual songs are passable. However, because it is worth more buying individual tracks as MP3 version.