Herbert Grönemeyer - Gemischte Gefühle (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 1983
- 10 tracks
- 37 min
- neue deutsche welle
Gemischte Gefühle
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I'd like to claim that this is the album with the most hidden hits by Herbert Grönemeyer. Of course, this doesn't apply to the opening track "Musik nur wenn sie laut ist," which hopefully will be found in every top 10 list of the artist. Maybe the terrible cover just scared off many buyers. In the song "Kaufen," the corresponding addiction is described, which, given the current economic situation, is probably only known among the very wealthy. Well, if love weren't so terribly beautiful, one might think, but then we would also miss such a bittersweet chorus like "Komm zurück, ich liebe Dich / bleib doch weg, ist mir auch egal / Du bist mir zu nah / Liebe, dieses klebrige Wort" in "Komm zurück." The male love for a car described in "Kadett" is incomprehensible to me, and by the way, I misinterpreted the rock 'n' roll chorus for years. Even if I'm jumping ahead a bit: The farewell song "Moccaaugen" describes the situation of a suicide who kills himself because of a woman. The whole thing is described with very harsh words that make you think. Every hustler in the train station bathroom might also misinterpret the lyrics of "Etwas Warmes." The ballad "Onur" is dedicated to the then emerging violence against asylum seekers and foreigners and really tugs at the heartstrings with its lyrics. Herbert Grönemeyer delivers many love descriptions in "Diamant," especially the chorus "Du reißt mich hin, Du reißt mich her / ohne Dich läuft gar nichts mehr / in Dir kann ich mich verlieren, explodieren, kapitulieren / Du Diamant bringst mich um den Verstand / komm her und küß´ mich." To conclude, there's the song "Hallo, was macht´n Ihr," supported by his band as a men's choir in the best Black Fööss style.
Translated automatically,Great album, though this version could use a bit more energy, especially in "Musik nur wenn Sie Laut ist," as I feel it's lacking some punch in the bass.
Translated automatically,I'd say this album contains the most hidden gems from Herbert Grönemeyer. Of course, this doesn't apply to the opening track "Musik nur wenn sie laut ist," which hopefully appears on every top 10 list of the artist's work. Perhaps the terrible cover art scared off many buyers. The song "Kaufen" describes the corresponding addiction that, given the current economic climate, is probably only known among the very wealthy. Well, if love weren't so terrible, one might think, though then we'd miss out on such a bittersweet chorus like "Komm zurück, ich liebe Dich / bleib doch weg, ist mir auch egal / Du bist mir zu nah / Liebe, dieses klebrige Wort" in "Komm zurück." The male love for a car described in "Kadett" is incomprehensible to me, and I must admit I misunderstood the rock 'n' roll chorus for years. Even if I'm jumping ahead a bit: The farewell song "Moccaaugen" depicts the situation of a suicide who kills himself over a woman. The whole thing is described with very harsh words that provoke thought. Every hustler in the train station bathroom might also misunderstand the lyrics of "Etwas Warmes." The ballad "Onur" is dedicated to the then-emerging violence against asylum seekers and foreigners and really tugs at the heartstrings with its lyrics. Herbert Grönemeyer delivers many love descriptions in "Diamant," especially the chorus "Du reißt mich hin, Du reißt mich her / ohne Dich läuft gar nichts mehr / in Dir kann ich mich verlieren, explodieren, kapitulieren / Du Diamant bringst mich um den Verstand / komm her und küß´ mich." To conclude, there's the song "Hallo, was macht´n Ihr," supported by his band as a male choir in the best Black Fööss style.
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