Suddenly date again

I grew up with the EAV, but they had in the past decade, no longer conscious. The nuclear disaster at Fukushima made me me "Burli" to remember the song in which the EAV the Chernobyl disaster commented satirically: Burli is a "mutant Wastl", which emerged from a "small accident" in a nuclear power plant; He has hydrocephalus, a fungus on the skull, three ears on each side, "ten fingers on each hand, and he has four hands, not so fast playing the piano." Besides the economy of Burlis parents is caricatured in an inimitably mischievous way: "The money is always scarce, but it rejoices the dad because he pays only half the power, radiates since the Bu as Nachttischlamperl". At the end marries Burli Amalia, the lot has also too much, as "memory of Chernobyl", they in turn would be because Burli has "zwa, three ..."
Since I only had an old MC, which reproduces the album only mutilated, I have found me the CD. And I also learned a lot more songs (again) love: the gloomy theme song "Love, Death and the Devil", in which the sardonic laugh with silly laughter "Three penguins in love" at the end of contrasts. Similarly, to call the bodybuilder parody "in Copacabana," the wonderful, ajar to "Romeo and Juliet" Ballade "Sandlerkönig Eberhard" or "Death", that and a strange mixture of melancholy reflections on death, the horror of the Grim Reaper of serene overcoming that takes the death of the terror represents. Finally, do not forget one of the most famous songs of the EAV, "Kiss the hand, beautiful woman": a man seduces a woman and lets them sit the next day - and this with schmissigem rhythm and a text which often meaningless interjections for uses rhymes and so also emphasizes the man's lack of seriousness: "Dideldong, dideldei is, there's a Platzerl free". As a bonus, is located on the CD an expanded, "uncensored" version of the song in which we accompany the two into the bedroom: "Sapperlott, whoops, when you come, I'm there already."
Conclusion: just because of the first-mentioned songs, the purchase is a must for anyone who loves social satire. The other songs listed are hardly weaker and also those not mentioned are worth listening to. Unconditional purchase recommendation.