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Die Toten Hosen - Love, Peace & Money (LP)

Name: Die Toten Hosen - Love, Peace & Money (LP)
Brand: Die Toten Hosen
SKU: 4Nz6dzv5MsbYzzvSvJLuR1
Rating: 3 (1 reviews)

Die Toten Hosen

LP
1 piece(s)
1994
20 tracks
1 uur, 18 min
german pop

Love, Peace & Money

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Product description

Die Toten Hosen's "Love, Peace & Money" is a vibrant journey through the German pop and Neue Deutsche Welle scenes, released on May 9, 1994, under JKP/WM Germany. Produced by Jon Caffery, this album is a testament to the band's enduring appeal and musical prowess, featuring a diverse range of tracks that showcase their versatility and creativity.

The album kicks off with "The Return of Alex," setting the tone for a collection that blends catchy melodies with thought-provoking lyrics. Standout tracks like "Year 2000" and "All for the Sake of Love" highlight the band's ability to craft memorable hooks and infectious rhythms. "Sexual" and "Love Machine" add a touch of provocative fun, while "Diary of a Lover" and "Lovesong" offer a more introspective side of Die Toten Hosen.

"Love, Peace & Money" also includes a bonus track, "BBC Radio 1994/Wasted Years," providing an extra layer of depth to the album. The deluxe edition features additional tracks, including "Chaos Bros." and "Guantanamera," expanding the listening experience with even more of the band's signature sound.

The album's packaging is equally impressive, featuring two extensive booklets filled with photos, interviews, and detailed liner notes written by Jan Weiler. This attention to detail makes "Love, Peace & Money" not just a collection of songs, but a comprehensive look into the band's creative process and artistic vision.

With a duration of 1 hour and 18 minutes, "Love, Peace & Money" is a substantial body of work that offers something for every fan of Die Toten Hosen. Whether you're a longtime admirer or a newcomer to their music, this album is a compelling exploration of the band's unique style and enduring influence.

This LP was released in 1994.

Tracks

The Return of AlexDie Toten Hosen
4:29
Year 2000Die Toten Hosen
3:36
All for the Sake of LoveDie Toten Hosen
4:31
LovesongDie Toten Hosen
3:41
SexualDie Toten Hosen
4:26
Diary of a LoverDie Toten Hosen
4:02
Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is (Buy Me)Die Toten Hosen
3:28
Love Is HereDie Toten Hosen
2:50
More & MoreDie Toten Hosen
5:13
My LandDie Toten Hosen
3:55
Wasted YearsDie Toten Hosen
3:18
Perfect CriminalDie Toten Hosen
3:58
Love MachineDie Toten Hosen
3:18
Chaos Bros.Die Toten Hosen
4:27
GuantanameraDie Toten Hosen
3:28
In ControlDie Toten Hosen
3:16
Stand UpDie Toten Hosen
3:52
Dog Eat DogDie Toten Hosen
3:43
We Will Be HeroesDie Toten Hosen
3:41
BBC Radio 1994/Wasted YearsDie Toten Hosen
4:46

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Product specifications

Details

Album: Love, Peace & Money
Artist: Die Toten Hosen
LP release year: 1994
Album release date: May 9, 1994
Label: Totenkopf
EAN: 724383975815
Available: No

Product information

Format: LP
Quantity: 1 piece(s)
Mono or stereo: Stereo
Duration: 1 uur, 18 min
Tracks: 20 tracks

EAN

EAN: 724383975815

Other

Limited Edition: No
Country: Europe
Genre: German pop
Box set: No
Remastered: No
Reissue: No

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Toten Hosen's English Adventure
3 out of 5 stars
qokzxe_bwSeptember 12, 2024Deutschland🇩🇪
Translating German hits into English? Haven't we done that before? Right, Herbert Grönemeyer tried that on two albums with average success. Now it's Die Toten Hosen's turn. You immediately notice that not only were the titles not translated literally, but some of the lyrics were also adapted. Good examples of this are 'All for the sake of love' for 'Alles aus Liebe' and 'Put your money where your mouth is (Buy me!)' for 'Kauf mich!' - this title even comes across better than the original. There are also completely new songs like 'Sexual' and 'Love machine' and even a cover of punk veteran Johnny Thunders. However, I can't understand why the live mood song 'Cunt in a mirror' or also better known as 'Guantanamera' was hidden as a hidden track. This album was mainly intended for fans in South America, but it also gives fans in Germany just as much fun.
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