Combat drinker mood hits

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Combat drinker mood hits
Compilation album by various artists

Publication
(s)

  • 1990 (battle drinker mood hits)
  • 1994 (Combat Drinker Mood Hits II)
  • 1996 (Combat Drinker Mood Hits III)
  • 2005 (Combat Drinker Mood Hits IV)
Label (s)

Format (s)

LP, CD (part 1 and 2)

Genre (s)

German punk

Title (number)

  • 12 (part 1)
  • 16 (part 2)
  • 16 (part 3)
  • 18 (part 4)

running time

  • 29:03 (part 1)
  • 46:08 (part 2)
  • 43:54 (part 3)
  • 58:02 (part 4)

production

  • Thomas Ziegler (part 1 to 4)
  • Endie Neumann (part 4)

Kampftrinker Stimmungshits is a German punk album series which, as the name suggests, deals with excessive alcohol consumption. The original series consisted of three parts and was released between 1990 and 1996 on the independent label Snake Records and distributed by AM Records . Part 4 was published in 2005 by Suppenkazpers Noize Imperium and was based on the original design.

Part 1

Part 1 was published for the tenth anniversary of the independent label Mülleimer Records , which existed from 1981 to 1986. Label boss Thomas Ziegler had meanwhile founded Snake Records, which belonged to the distribution of AM Music. The sampler appeared at the same time as the first part of the series Schlachtrufe BRD . This parallel release was also planned on the occasion of German reunification , in order to introduce a new generation of punks to the music of the FRG. The battle cry series was supposed to represent the political history of punk, while the fighting drinkers mood hits were more fun punk . All songs were already available on the releases of Mülleimer Records and Snake Records. Just drink the songs . Drinking and local ban of Herbärds as well as wine, women and singing by Normahl were represented in exclusive remix versions on the album.

The compilation was released in parallel on CD and LP. The LP version has the label code SNAKE 020, the CD version SNAKE 021.

  1. Normahl : Fraggles - 2:10
  2. NoRMAhl: Wine, Women and Singing (Remix) - 2:00
  3. The Idiots : The Drunkard - 2:43
  4. The Idiots: Dynamo Doppelkorn - 3:44
  5. Hannen Alks : Beer barrel - 4:20
  6. Hannen Alks: Olga Grasovka - 4:03
  7. Herbärds : Saufen, Saufen (Remix) - 1:32
  8. Herbärds: Local ban (remix) - 1:50
  9. Boskops : W + T - 1:56
  10. Boskops: To be or to be close - 1:10
  11. Swallowing woodpeckers: alcohol consumption - 1:23
  12. Inferno : Vodka - 2:12

Part 2

Kampftrinker mood hits 2 with the subtitle Jung kaputt saves Altersheim was also released in 1994 on CD and LP. The label code was SNAKE 048.

  1. Male : Die Toten Hosen their party - 1:20
  2. Punk Aid: We're going to have a punk rock party tonight - 2:29 am
  3. Baron Titus and the Nonsens of Rock: We choose blue - 3:40
  4. Hannen Alks: Cologne boys - 2:55
  5. Cellar Spirits : Free Beer - 2:34
  6. Daily Terror : Cheers - 3:31
  7. Marionetz : My name is Peter Pimmel - 2:33
  8. The pils heads: Karl Gustav the drunkard - 4:01
  9. The Lone Skunks: Sierra Tequila - 2:26
  10. Dödelhaie : The Lumberjack Song - 3:10
  11. Hannen Alks: At the other end of the counter - 4:34
  12. Warning strike: I'm constantly thirsty - 1:37
  13. Marionetz: Susi Schlitz - 1:50
  14. Boskops: Alcohol - 2:41
  15. Spiritual pollution : Moscow - 3:41
  16. The pils heads: 100 men and a barrel of rum - 3:05

part 3

Part 3 of the sampler series was only released on CD in 1996. It was the first and only part that deviated a little from the original concept. With Tom Angelripper and the Tankard side project Tankwart, two thrash metal bands were represented here, as well as comedian Buttermaker . Label code was SNAKE 059.

  1. Buttermaker : Saturday - 2:55 am
  2. Lars : What do we want to drink ... - 2:28
  3. Springtoifel : Beer song - 4:16
  4. Tom Angelripper : Drinking Hit Medley - 2:15
  5. Vicki Vomit : Unemployed and having fun - 3:03
  6. The Alks: Holidays between Rhine and Ruhr - 1:55
  7. Garbage station : More alcohol - 2:55
  8. Double pack: Korn and Karlsquell - 1:52
  9. Gas station attendant : Seven barrels of wine - 2:41
  10. Blechreiz : Tequilla - 2:01
  11. Chaostar: Drinker's Heart - 3:47
  12. Slime : 1.7 per mille blues - 3:04
  13. Daily Terror: If I dance pogo with you - 2:57
  14. Tom Angelripper: Diebels Alt - 2:55
  15. The Alks: Hannen Alks are great and always full - 3:00
  16. The Frohlix: Beverage Market - 1:50

Part 4

Snake Records and its distributor AM Music went bankrupt in February 2000. While the sampler series Schlachtrufe BRD and Die deutsche Punkinvasion later found their continuation on Nix-Gut Records , the fourth part of the Kampftrinker mood hits was released on Endie Neumann's independent label Suppenkazpers Noize Imperium in 2005, which briefly owned the naming rights to the sampler series. It bears the label code SNAKE CD 72. The last official release of the Snake Records label was SNAKE069 now especially by Die Zusamm-Rottung . Endie Neumann already published Schlachtrufe BRD 6 with SNAKE CD 70 (only on Nix Gut Records in 2005) and SNAKE CD 71 Die Deutsche Punkinvasion IV .

  1. The empty promises : The devil made the schnapps - 2:17
  2. Moiterei : Alone at the bar - 2:39
  3. Lustfinger : Never again alcohol - 4:39
  4. Betontod : Excessive alcohol consumption - 2:48
  5. Dimple Minds : Thirsty Men - 4:12
  6. Die Toten Hosen : No alcohol is also no solution - 3:50
  7. The doom command : SOS - 4:04
  8. Closing point: Whiskey in the Jar - 4:35
  9. Alcohol & Socks: Party Song - 3:08
  10. The local heroes : Fish on Finland - 2:50
  11. Motorkopp: Stockful in the stadium - 4:01
  12. NoRMAhl: Biervampier - 3:39
  13. Punkroiber: Feierabend - 2:26
  14. Street boys : Bukovski - 2:58
  15. ZZZ Hacker : Fancy a beer - 2:21
  16. Daily Terror: 1000 Crosses - 3:04
  17. The Frohlix: Party 83 - 2:09
  18. Seizure: Bolle recently traveled at Pentecost - 2:24

reception

Like most products from AM Music, the sampler series was aimed primarily at German punk fans, that is to say the more “consumer and party-oriented parts of the punk scene”. However, the first sampler was released at a time that was very interesting for German punk, at least from a commercial point of view. In particular, the politically interested punks and hardcore punks , who made up a not insignificant part of the scene in the 1990s, rejected the sampler series because of the glorification of alcohol consumption. In retrospect , Joachim Hiller wrote in the Ox-Fanzine :

“Whoever needed an impetus at the time of reunification to mentally say goodbye to punk and seek salvation in hardcore (...) found their decision confirmed by a publication such as 'Kampftrinker Stimmungshits'. Punk, that was apparently just a Carnival-style booze soundtrack for studded leather-jacketed pedestrian zone zombies (...). Now everyone is allowed their alcohol-fueled escapism (...), but the crap that was compiled here by the clever businessman Ziegler with cold calculation is really underground. "

- Joachim Hiller : Legendary compilations, OX-Fanzine 131

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Back of the CD version Kampftrinker mood hits , Snake Records 1990
  2. ↑ Labeldiskografie Snake Records 1-25. Highdive.de, accessed on April 17, 2017 .
  3. ↑ Labeldiskografie Snake Records 26-50. Highdive.de, accessed on April 17, 2017 .
  4. ↑ a b Labeldiskografie Snake Records 51-71. Highdive.de, accessed on April 17, 2017 .
  5. ↑ a b Trash Can Records / Snake / AMMusic / Disaster / HZ Media / Bonecrusher Records / Revolution Rock. Highdive.de, accessed on April 17, 2017 .
  6. ↑ Joachim Hiller : Legendary Compilations: Kampftrinker Mood Hits (LP / CD, Snake, 1990) . In: Ox-Fanzine . 131 (April / May 2017), pp. 8 .