A lot (album)

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Much
Studio album by Die Fantastischen Vier

Publication
(s)

2004

Label (s) Four Music , Columbia Records

Format (s)

CD, LP

Genre (s)

Hip hop

Title (number)

14th

running time

54m34s

occupation
  • Smudo (Michael Bernd Schmidt)

production

Michael Beck

chronology
MTV Unplugged
(2000)
Much Fornika
(2007)

Much is the sixth regular studio album by Fantastischen Vier . It was released on September 27, 2004 on Four Music / Columbia Records .

history

Five years after the hit album 4:99 , the Fantastischen Vier released their comeback after two years of working in the studio with Viel . The album was more pop-oriented (especially with the hit single Troy ), more electronic and more danceable than its predecessor. In Bring It Back - with harder guitars - worked Sabrina Setlur with in Born Max Herre . Many texts are designed to be self-deprecating.

reception

The album reached number 2 in the German charts. Eberhard Dobler from Laut.de wrote: “The effort was worth it. The combination of depth, own style and imaginative humor has always been the strength of the quartet. ”It awarded 4 out of 5 stars.

Track list

No. title length
1. Let's go ( skit ) 1:05
2. Bring It Back (with Sabrina Setlur) 3:46
3. Born 3:51
4th Every generation 3:42
5. Pipis and bottoms 4:42
6th Life for two 3:47
7th summer rain 5:33
8th. Forever 4:52
9. No solution 3:53
10. Hey 4:04
11. My sword 5:44
12. call the police 3:36
13. Troy 4:29
14th Much 2:26

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b Eberhard Dobler: Review Die Fantastischen Vier: Much. Pop music that goes off. laut.de

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