MTV Unplugged II
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| Live album from Die Fantastischen Vier | ||||
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18/19 |
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97:57 / 123: 13 (DVD) |
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The fantastic Four |
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MTV Unplugged II is a live and acoustic album by the German rap group Die Fantastischen Vier from the MTV Unplugged series. It was released on October 26, 2012 on the Sony Music label as CD and DVD versions. The album was recorded on July 25, 2012, like the group's first MTV Unplugged , in the Balver Höhle near Balve .
content
The songs on MTV Unplugged II come from the group's more recent albums and are completely different from the tracks played on their first Unplugged album. It contains titles from the albums Lauschgift (one track), Viel (four songs), Fornika (six songs) and Für dich noch Fanta Sie (seven pieces). On the other hand, no titles were played from the earlier studio albums Jetzt geht's ab , 4 wins , Die 4. Dimension and 4:99 .
The DVD / Blu-ray version also features a making of: Behind the scenes .
Cover design
The album cover is in dark blue tones and shows the band performing in the Balver Höhle . In the upper part of the picture are the white lettering DieFantastischenVier and MTV Unplugged II .
Track list
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Chart successes
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MTV Unplugged II entered the German album charts at number 1 on November 9, 2012 and was at number 9 and 19 in the following weeks. Overall, the album stayed in the top 100 for twelve weeks.
reception
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David Hutzel from laut.de rated the album with three out of a possible five points. He thinks that “the focus is on the instrumental arrangements” and the Fantastischen Vier take a back seat. Due to the new instrumentation, the pieces played are often far removed from the studio versions, which is partly good and partly bad. He would also have liked the band to play more of their “classics” on the album.
