you know what I mean

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you know what I mean
Studio album by Tomte

Publication
(s)

March 20, 1998

Label (s) BA Records / Indigo

Format (s)

CD, LP

Genre (s)

Indie rock , punk

occupation

production

Christian Mevs

Studio (s)

Soundgarden recording studio, Hamburg

chronology
- you know what I mean A Sunny Night
(2000)

You know what I mean is the first studio album by the Hamburg indie rock band Tomte . The album was released on March 20, 1998 on the BA Records label , a predecessor of the now well-known Grand Hotel van Cleef label .

Recordings

The album was recorded, mixed and mastered in January 1998 by Christian Mevs in the Soundgarden recording studio in Hamburg .

Track list

  1. Plowing - 03:27
  2. Sweating - 03:38
  3. Reality TV - 04:14
  4. Appear stupid - 02:46
  5. Rainy season - 03:14
  6. I'm learning to swim - 4:49 am
  7. In Cologne and then in my room - 1:14 am
  8. Still waters run deep - 3:18 am
  9. Pantera - 02:44
  10. Dreams - 02:40
  11. currently - 01:53

Reviews

In the Visions it says about the lyrics: “Tomte don't get lost in the intellectually tangled abstraction, rather they tell stories from their little world [...]” and about the music: “A little anger. And fear. And noise. TOMTE rock, straightforward, without leading a discourse. ”.

Karl-Heinz Stille writes for PLOT : "With youthful recklessness, which we all still have, enthusiasm is not difficult!"

In Komm Kiss it says: "[Tomte] understand [...] how to get to the heart of things in their songs and to achieve depth."

The album is described as follows on indigo.de: “Musically, Tomte actually seems to close a circle between the two decisive developments in German-language music. So they combine the attitude and sound of punk à la Boxhamsters or dachshund blood with the Hamburg school à la Tocotronic . ”And further:“ Here there is noise and anger and the really big emotional cinema. ”

Trivia

The pieces Reality TV , Rainy Season , Stille Wasser are deep and dreams are sung by Christian Stemmann; Thees Uhlmann is at the microphone for the remaining songs .

The track Pantera is named after the American metal band Pantera of the same name . In the piece it says: "I don't want to have to listen to a Pantera anymore, because I've been yelled at often enough."

Individual evidence

  1. Article on indiepedia.de
  2. a b c Collected Reviews ( Memento of the original from July 11, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. on ba-records.de  @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.ba-records.de
  3. Description on indigo.de