
Palais Schaumburg is an Electronic album by Palais Schaumburg, originally released in 1981. On Gatefold: 10 pressings tracked.
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Tracklist
- 1Wir bauen eine neue Stadt3:27
- 2Die Freude3:35
- 3Gute Luft2:33
- 4Ahoi, nicht traurig sein3:45
- 5Grünes Winkelkanu3:37
- 6Morgen wird der Wald gefegt3:50
- 7Deutschland kommt gebräunt zurück3:40
- 8Hat Leben noch Sinn?1:44
- 9Eine Geschichte3:03
- 10Madonna5:34
- 2.1Rote Lichter (Single Version 1980)2:36
- 2.2Macht mich glücklich wie nie (Single Version 1980)2:38
- 2.3Kinder der Tod (Single Version 1982)1:56
- 2.4Telefon (Single Version 1981)2:45
- 2.5Kinder der Tod (Single Version 1981)3:08
- 2.6Aschenbecher (Single Version 1982)2:40
- 2.7Gute Luft (Live in Amsterdam 1982)2:55
- 2.8Hat Leben noch Sinn? (Live in Amsterdam 1982)2:06
- 2.9Herzmuskel (Live in Amsterdam 1982)2:26
- 2.10Morgen wird der Wald gefegt (Live in Amsterdam 1982)3:04
- 2.11Ahoi, nicht traurig sein (Live in Amsterdam 1982)3:04
- 2.12Rote Lichter (Live in Amsterdam 1982)3:40
Sound DNA
- Electronic
- Synth-Pop / New Wave
- brittle
- detached
- art school
"Wir bauen eine neue Stadt" © B. Schott's Söhne, Mainz
Note: The text of that song is taken from the title song of the childrens's singspiel "Wir bauen eine Stadt" by Paul Hindemith, see e.g. Wir Bauen Eine Stadt (Drei Singspiele Für Kinder) (Germany) (opens in a new tab). B. Schott's Söhne hold the copyright for the singspiel. The line "Schau ich Dich an." is added by Palais Schaumburg.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Holger HillerVOCALS, GUITAR, PIANO GUITAR, SYNTH VOCALS, SYNTH, GUITAR
- Ralf HertwigDRUMS, PERCUSSION
- Thomas FehlmannSYNTHESIZER, TRUMPET, SAXOPHONE SYNTH, BASS SYNTH, TRUMPET, SAXOPHONE
- Timo BlunckBASS, ACOUSTIC BASS BASS
- Wigbert ZelfelSAXOPHONE
- Andreas DorauFEATURING
- David CunninghamGUITAR
- F.M. EinheitDRUMS
- Leif MazkouriVOCALS
10 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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