Rather Deutschpop instead hit monotony. Good songs in standard and deluxe edition.

Because you can feel once again a Howie Quality: he stands out effortlessly from pop monotony and delivers a high quality album from. I want to associate with the Deutschpop as the hit it even more. The sound is familiar to old Howie, but somehow modern contemporary twist. While the last album was very quiet, also faster numbers are included again. Here 's predecessor was great, only if too many (albeit good) slow numbers come at a time that is so ne thing ... Also this album here is consistently great, where it waiting for me at the beginning with the title track and "What we "and at the end with" Today the rest ... "and" Take care begins "most driving takes. The cover versions I find not quite as bad as some others here. "In the Ghetto" is and will remain an exceptional song, which knows how to please in Howie's version. And "Saturday Night" I think in any case one of the best Howie songs ever, so can you do even a little wrong. So, I did not regret buying the deluxe edition!