Fornika
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Studio album by Die Fantastischen Vier | ||||
Publication |
April 4, 2007 |
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Label (s) | Columbia Records , Sony BMG | |||
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CD, CD + DVD, vinyl |
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Title (number) |
13 |
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running time |
53:42 |
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Fornika is the seventh regular studio album by Fantastischen Vier . It was released on April 4, 2007 on Columbia Records / Sony BMG .
history
With the album, the Fantastischen Vier followed up on their predecessor Viel . It was mostly recorded live without loops . For the most successful single "Harvest what we sow", the background vocals were sung by the Münchener Freiheit . On “Was geht” again, like on the previous album, Max Herre sings the refrain. The Plattenpapzt produced the interlude "Lonely and withdrawn".
reception
The album reached number 1 in the German charts. Michael Schuh from laut.de awarded 3 out of 5 stars. He wrote: "Overall, the record exudes a pleasant serenity, but a few more stirring passages would certainly not have hurt."
Track list
Fornika
- Take more - 3:57
- Harvest what we sow (with Münchener Freiheit ) - 4:13
- Just be (with Herbert Grönemeyer ) - 3:37
- Yeah Yeah Yeah - 3:47
- Nikki was never gone - 4:03
- Fornika (with Günter Amendt ) - 5:09
- You me too - 3:00
- Mission Ypsilon (instrumental) - 5:24
- Ichisichisichisich - 4:11
- Lonely and withdrawn - 2:11
- Fleeting - 5:14
- You and her and us - 3:20
- What remains (with Max Herre ) - 5:40
Premium Edition DVD
- Road to Fornika , making-of video
- Harvest What We Sow , Music Video
ITunes Music Store customers also received live recordings:
iTunes bonus
- Philistine '94
- Old School Medley
- Keep calm
- Born
swell
- ↑ a b Michael Schuh: Ride The F-Train: Fanta Vierzig with eye rims . laut.de; accessed on September 27, 2016