Insistently, the St. Pauli boys have gathered a community of faithful fans. They played with Krautrockers Birth Control, NYC's Popa Chubby, Australian rockers Rose Tattoo, Nazareth from Scotland, North German rock legends Torfrock, the medieval metal outfit In Extremo, and, last but not least, German punk icons Die Toten Hosen. Their rock'n'roll gods are, e.g., AC/DC, Social Distortion, Herman Brood, or Johnny Cash.
Harp, bottleneck guitars, phat riffs, a thundering rhythm section and a raspy voice - this is the simple formula for their full throttle rock, being hard as a bone and going directly to your stomach, your legs, and, maybe, your head, too. The Reeperbahn rockers stand for talking loud and clear, and whatever they have to say, they say it in German. Their songs are telling stories written by life itself - tales about love, about falling down and standing up again, about rock, about roll, about (ring ring) marriage - and silicon breasts. There's got to be a silver lining on the horizon, right?
01. Auf Die Fresse Ist Umsonst
02. Alles Oder Nichts
03. Jetzt Oder Nie
04. Rock ’N’ Roll Sexgöttin
05. Königin Der Nacht
06. Prinzessin
07. Egal
08. Prokrastinations-Blues
09. Durch Die Nacht
10. Rock ’N’ Roll Show
11. Ruf Mich Nicht Mehr An
12. Strom
13. Heim
Chris Laut - bass | vocals
Stefan Lehmann - drums
Henning Wolter - guitar
Jörg Sander - solo guitar
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Ohrenfeind – Auf Die Fresse Ist Umsonst (2013)
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