Reinhard Mey's 'Die Grosse Tournee '86' is a captivating album that showcases the artist's eclectic style, blending elements of singer-songwriter, schlager, neue deutsche welle, and German pop genres. Released on 1 January 1987 via Intercord, this 1 hour and 54-minute masterpiece is a testament to Mey's skill in crafting engaging and emotive music.
The album's tracklist is a veritable treasure trove of musical gems, with songs like 'Wem Gott die rechte Gunst erweisen will...' and 'Ein Stück Musik von Hand gemacht' demonstrating Mey's ability to craft beautiful, handmade music. Other standout tracks, such as 'Die Schuhe' and 'Mein Apfelbäumchen', showcase the artist's storytelling prowess and knack for creating memorable melodies.
Throughout the album, Mey's distinctive voice and perspective shine through, offering a unique glimpse into his world. From the poignant 'Und der Wind geht allezeit über das Land' to the humorous 'Ich hasse Musik', Mey's songs are both deeply personal and universally relatable. The album's themes of love, life, and social commentary are woven together with Mey's characteristic wit and sensitivity.
With 'Die Grosse Tournee '86', Reinhard Mey has created an album that is at once a nostalgic reflection of the past and a timeless work of art. This collection of songs is a must-listen for fans of Mey's work, as well as anyone who appreciates thoughtful, well-crafted music. So sit back, relax, and let the sounds of 'Die Grosse Tournee '86' transport you to a world of beauty, wit, and wonder.
