Overall, a good second album

German Chanting and its consequences. First, there were his inventor, the Fantastic Four and a long time after that nothing. This was followed by the Hamburg formations Fettes Brot and Fischmob and went back a few years in the country. Suddenly there 5 Star Deluxe were from the north and exactly from this region comes the troop Deicide. The children must have been administered up there much longer Quasselwasser. On the debut album "Please pull through" by Deicide the catchy "Bon voyage" was represented, which has brought many hips to wobble. Time to hear whether the present here successor also has something to offer. The first time you hear it holds the plate for too weird and crazy. But madness and crazy awareness are the first names of Deicide. How else do you get the idea, a plate with "Introduction D'Allemagne", to begin a hit in the best Peter Maffay style? Clear must be convinced of, hip-hopper always, so also these "crew from the dike" what they "do you mean by the chorus you know well informed, uh uh baby I'm sorry / I know something you do not know / No stops the Department to prove the dike ". And besides, they are simply "geborn for that!". Perhaps it is also a "secret", which is of course not reveal, but tips are given, such as "you sure as the types of questions on the texts come / Definitely not like you think, with 'nem view of the lexicon". This band describes itself like a "Royal royal" with a residence located in the Hamburger "La Playa". Many people in my age group are the song "Who are the Brat?" can well understand, because you are now, unfortunately, in an age when a young people in discos outdo and make you feel old. Lyrically reads the then aptly: "They have the buffet filthy backstage it looks like / want the Bude taking apart / I think there are the top / clothes for thickness and the posing of Stupid / I can no longer see drawing the pants up Boy "and" The dirt brats devastate the Gala / The behave worse than the guests at Pilawa ". This catchy tune mentioned above is to be found in "Limit", a song with coarse bassline and affengeilem refrain. Crazy is then the country song "Wherever", but this was accompanied by at least original Truckstop Member Lucius Reichling on the violin. Between these all songs there are always slapstick numbers like "Devils fist" or "Dwen (mate Shane)", which unfortunately only partly funny and very reminiscent of the formation Studio Braun. Conclusion: Overall, a good second album.