Neppomuk's revenge

Neppomuk's revenge
Studio album by Erste Allgemeine Verunsicherung
Publication (s)	1990
Format (s)	LP, MC, CD
Genre (s)	Austropop
Title (number)	16
running time	42:20
occupation	Thomas Spitzer - guitar, vocals Nino Holm - keyboard, vocals, bass Klaus Eberhartinger - main vocals Eik Breit - bass, vocals Anders Stenmo - drums, percussion Günter Schönberger - choir singing Shirley Giha - choral singing
production	Peter Müller (music producer) , First General Insecurity , Christian Cebis, Christian Kolonovits
Studio (s)	Soundmill-Studio, Powersound-Factory
chronology Love, death & the devil Neppomuk's revenge Watumba!

Chart positions Explanation of the data

Albums

Neppomuk's revenge   DE 2 May 21, 1990 (41 weeks)   AT 1 May 21, 1990 (28 weeks)   CH 3 May 26, 1990 (23 weeks)

Neppomuk's Rache is the seventh studio album by the Austrian rock band Erste Allgemeine Verunsicherung , released in 1990 . Five singles were released from the album : Ding Dong , s'Muaterl , One goes around the world , Samurai and There is a house in East Berlin .

title

1. Intro Nepp - 0:10
2. Where is the emperor? - 4:14
3. Ding Dong - 3:57
4. Neppo 1 - 0:29
5. Arrivederci - 3:36
6. There is no train - 3:31
7. Moses and the Red Sea - 0:19
8. s'Muaterl - 5:04
9. One goes around the world - 3:48
10. The wild boar - 0:22
11. Samurai - 4:02
12. There is a house in East Berlin - 4:10
13. Neppo 2 - 0:29
14. Würschtlstand - 3:44
15. Over - 4:21
16. Neppofin - 0:04

particularities

• The album is subtitled: This country needs an emperor .
• The single There is a house in East Berlin is a cover version of the classic The House of the Rising Sun and was released before the album was released in late 1989 under the artist name "Ossi Ost-Born" (a play on words with Ozzy Osbourne ). The single was available in various formats, including a 3 "single CD .
• Ding Dong was converted into a modified version of ping pong for the tennis anthem in 1994 on the occasion of the Davis Cup match between Austria and Germany in Graz .

reception

The Musikexpress enjoyed this album again: "Klaus Eberhartinger, Thomas Spitzer and colleagues use anarchistic humor to break the world down into its ludicrous components." It was "sneaky and delicious at the same time".

EB / Metronom said: “Even with this record, EAV have not lost their wit. A must for EAV fans. "

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Charts DE Charts AT Charts CH
2. ^ First general uncertainty . In: MusikWoche . No. 14/1994 , April 4, 1994, Ticker, p. 6 .
3. ↑ Article archive of the Musikexpress , accessed on December 25, 2013.
4. ↑ W. Schreck: 1. General. Confused. Nepomuk's revenge. In: EB / metronome. No. 29 (November 1990 - January 1991), p. 57.

Web links

• Website of the First General Insecurity