City - Keine Angst flac album

Album Name Keine Angst. Labels Ariola Records. Members owning this album0. Re-Issue in 1990 by K and P Music with 2 bonustracks.

This album has an average beat per minute of 108 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 56/142 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist Keine Angst. BPM Profile Keine Angst. Album starts at 102BPM, ends at 142BPM (+40), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by City.

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Three years after the release of their "Casablanca" album, City returned in 1990 with "Keine Angst" (No fear). Just prior to the start of recording, drummer Klaus Selmke left the band, although he would return some years later. This would also be keyboard player Manfred Hennig's last album with City. The opening "Morgenmond" (Morning moon) sets the mood for the album with a mid-paced piece of melodic pop. Toni Krahl is in fine vocal form from the outset, his powerful style adding substance to the otherwise rather ordinary compositions. Unusually (for City) a couple of cover versions are included

Bandmates Sascha Konietzko and En Esch began working together again after splitting up during the recording of their previous album, Money. Konietzko had moved to Seattle in 1993, while Esch had moved to New Orleans, Louisiana

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Listen to Keine Angst by City - Die Original Alben. Deezer: free music streaming. City Length : 03:50. Writer: Alfred Roesler, Scarlett Kleint. Composer: Krahl, Puppel. Other contributors: Mick Franke. This track is on the 6 following albums: Der King vom Prenzlauer Berg.

Habt Keine Angst by Effetto Joule, released 08 February 2017 1. Elektrodo 2. Telephone 3. Generator 4. Ozonic 5. Colline de Mercurio 6. Atlantide 7. OHM 8. The Void 9. Touch Me 10. Clero 11. Habt Keine Angst ELEKTRODO: A simple introduction to the unreleased demo tape of summer 1987. A slim and electrified atmosphere created with the Korg Poly 800-II small internal sequencer, operated by Valerio B. with overlaid voice pads of the Roland Juno 2, played by Max C. Recorded direct to tape, in a small summer apartment on the hills around Bologna, where the band were on vacation together.