"Voll assi" CD by Normahl

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With "Voll Assi" Normahl again dressed excellent, social commentary like „Hartz IV“ and „El Kaida-Shuffle“ into their own art of Punk Rock.

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Item no. 427787
Musical Genre Punk Rock
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Media - Format 1-3 CD
Product topic Bands
Band Normahl
Product type CD
Release date 11/25/05

CD 1

  • 1.
    Friss und stirb
  • 2.
    Fuck you very much
  • 3.
    Nie zu spät
  • 4.
    Grade stehn
  • 5.
    El Kaida-Shuffle
  • 6.
    Hartz IV
  • 7.
    Das Leben der Maschinen
  • 8.
    Sonne im Dezember
  • 9.
    Wein und Tabaksdunst
  • 10.
    Nie genug
  • 11.
    Ding dong punk rock song
  • 12.
    Ich brauch mein Suff
  • 13.
    Es ist und bleibt ein langer, harter Weg
  • 14.
    Iss nix Fisch mit Messer

by Matthias Mader (23.01.2006) The title, “Voll Assi“ is presented with a circled A and the license plate for Germany is misused as a punk seal. Yet, looking behind the façade, you'll soon recognise that these superficial phrases are just a mean to get some first attention for the thoughtful material. Examples are, e.g. the social commentaries like “Hartz IV“ or “El Kaida-Shuffle“. Here and there, the band's temper goes too far, like in the furious opener, “Friss und stirb“ (“Eat and die”), with lyrics that fill the vacuum left by Slime: “Friss und stirb, scheiß Staat, Friss und stirb, scheiß Bullenstaat ... Kurz gesagt, du bist die neue DDR”. That's a lot to take. As a whole, “Voll Assi“ is a very angry album with the main focus not on sophisticated arrangements but rather just emotions and giving some nice citations from the old days (“Fuck you very much“, e.g. reminds me a bit of the Sex Pistols).