Reinhard Mey's seventh album

This is the seventh album by Reinhard Mey and was published in 1975. Good 48 minutes music, spread across twelve songs, the real classics such as "There are days when I wish I were my dog" and "Lehmann Atze" contains. These songs and titles like "Do petroleum in the garden" and "a suitcase in each hand," I was "grown up".

These and the other tracks on this album, with its own charm, music and lyrics of all songs submitted by Reinhard Mey, join me now for decades and ultimately inspire even today; be it the cheerful like "There are days when I wish I were my dog" or the contemplative, such as "Atze Lehmeann".

The music fits perfectly with the respective texts and forms with this a true unity.

Attached to this album is again a 12 page booklet that contains the individual lyrics and in addition to the discography of this album a "Discography / photos" of albums until 1986. Although the lyrics are written in this album relatively small, but in doubt with glasses because it readable.

All in all, can also be found here an excellent album by Reinhard Mey, which has earned its five stars. And what is also sure to be enjoyable, you can find the album over and over again in the offer "3 CDs for 15 euros". And even if you do not you accept this offer and buy it at the regular price, this album every single penny (and actually even more) value.