Roland Kaiser, a legendary name in German music, delivers a vibrant and energetic collection of tracks with "Schach-Matt," released on October 4, 2002, under the Ariola Express/Hansa label. This album is a celebration of the schlager genre, blending elements of schlagerparty and neue deutsche welle to create a lively and engaging listening experience.
With a runtime of 42 minutes, "Schach-Matt" features 11 tracks that showcase Roland Kaiser's signature style and charisma. The album kicks off with the dynamic "Hier kriegt jeder sein Fett" and continues with the strategic "Schachmatt," setting the tone for a series of upbeat and catchy tunes. The "Im 5. Element - Radio Version" offers a radio-friendly twist, while "Viva l'amor" and "Un amore grande" bring a touch of romance and passion to the mix.
Fans of Roland Kaiser will appreciate the familiar energy and charm that permeate the album, from the nostalgic "War das eine Nacht" to the whimsical "Sieben Fässer Wein." The album also includes "Frauen" and "Zieh mit dem Wind," which highlight Kaiser's ability to craft memorable melodies and engaging lyrics. The closing track, "Santa Maria," leaves listeners on a high note, rounding out a well-crafted and enjoyable album.
"Schach-Matt" is a testament to Roland Kaiser's enduring appeal and his ability to connect with audiences through his music. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to his work, this album offers a delightful journey through the world of schlager, filled with infectious rhythms and unforgettable tunes.
This LP was released in 1979.
