Herbert Grönemeyer - Zwo (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 1980
- 10 tracks
- 37 min
- neue deutsche welle
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Sure, the music on Herbert Grönemeyer's second album wasn't quite polished yet. But the lyrics already showed real depth. In the first song "Traffic Jam," you could almost sing along to the chorus "Still lies the traffic jam" with a familiar Christmas carol, but nobody can say "I love you" as beautifully as Grönemeyer. The title "Commander" was only known to me from the movie "Super Traffic Jam" with Jan Fedder, and I didn't know it referred to a car model. This makes it clear that the artist is probably a car enthusiast, as he later dedicates a song to his Kadett as well. When friends change so much that you barely recognize them, they're probably like "Bruno." The song "I'm Ready Again" is written from the perspective of a relapsed anti-alcoholic. "Cairo" tells a tragic family story. The line "Better you leave now" should be said to the best friend's girlfriend if things ever get serious. There's also a report on the musician's first love experiences, with a prostitute named "Helga." As mentioned at the beginning, Herbert Grönemeyer's musical work here is still a work in progress, but the sometimes very personal lyrics are already fully mature.
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