Unimaginative-trivial kitsch decorated with icing and little delicacies

Completely shocked and disappointed by the totally bad and improper compilation of its predecessor, I set no great expectations in the 20th edition now. And in some ways I am pleasantly surprised, because the R'n'B / Hip Hop Mash has been reduced to an acceptable minimum, with bittersweet with Macy Gray's "I Try" and All Saints' "Black Coffee" (Hammer Chorus) true Find pearls. Also among the always (rightly) cited classics there are great delicacies, especially Suzanne Vegas Evergreen "Luka", David Bowie & Pat Metheny Hammer duet "This is not America," and Elvis Presley's "Love Me Tender".

In addition to these highlights, however, is massive Füllware present, sometimes more, sometimes less bother, the level and quality of compilation but then powerfully pulls into the cellar again. In addition to the old (but still not fond of) acquaintances as Celine Dion ("Pour que tu m'aimes encore"), Simply Red (annoys me this combination of the whiny voice and the sweet lyrics simple animal) or George Michael (must be because dig up from the always some ancient, totally unknown song, just so he always this is !?) can be found en masse Charts tooting of including "Superstar" Tobias Regner (the name is a joke, but "I still burn" is comparatively still bearable ), Westlife's bombast "You raise me up" (as drips of wax and the pathos) or Jessica Simpson Ex Nick Laches "What's left of me" (the final proof that the disk is beyond repair) and the singing couple Sarah & Marc (Thank God no longer in a duet, but please what the unspeakably embarrassing Terenzisong doing here !?).

Absolutely incomprehensible is then again next to Patrick Swayze's performance of "She's Like the Wind" (blame probably was the great success of Vibekingz covers that you can then probably deemed too grottig why you just continue the original excavated), which is why Anastacia is doubly represented, namely one with Eros Ramazzotti ("I Belong To You" like no. have been 1, but the spark is not really jumping over) and once with Ex-Evanescence bassist Ben Moody (also "Everything Burns" bringts not really). Although they met even halfway the conditions for the designation "Kuschelrock", but an appearance by her would have sufficed.

All in all, unfortunately, the 20th edition so disappointing and colorless continue as the pale predecessors: a few classics and some nice newer numbers (including Dido, Delta Goodrem and Sarah McLachlan), among total rivets (including Terenzi, Usher, Nickelback , Simply Red ...) and several misappointments ("This Way" and "Two of millions of stars" around are fantastic, but what's the cuddle factor, or even the rock ?? !!) and then to the unsatisfactory taste also no longer prevent. If "Kuschelrock" carries on so weak, then it's probably really nothing more and better more than any old charts Gedudel Sampler and really all around enjoyable only for the braces generation. I find it anyway terrifying that I already really old vorkomme me because of disc compilation (though I am only at the beginning 20 !!). The only consolation is that soon the next episode of the (far gelungeneren) "Heart Touching" compilation appears that, if it remains similarly strong, will soon hit the classic "Kuschelrock" effortlessly from the throne.