Made in Germany (Nena album)
Production
- Derek von Krogh
- Uwe Fahrenkrog -Petersen
- Reinhold Heil
- Nena Kerner
Made in Germany is published October 2, 2009 16th studio album by Nena and also the name of the corresponding tour, which began in spring 2010.
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The album was recorded in Berlin, Stuttgart, Hamburg and Mallorca, " A lot of time," she sings a duet with her son Sakias. The album was released on Nena's own record label Laugh & Peas. Critics of the artist they have found in the booklet of the album, the symbol of Italian Damanhur sect, Nena themselves are indeed in touch with this sect, but denies membership.
In early 2010 it was announced that a law firm sent warning letters on behalf of the distributor Tonpool. It's about the infringement of copyrights by the Abgemahnt offered the complete album in an online swap meet for free and freely accessible.
On April 25, the album was awarded a gold record.
Title list
All text, except for "At night when it's warm " come from Nena Kerner, the text to " Turn around " Larissa Kerner worked with, to the text to " We are true " Lukas Hilbert.
Reviews
The reviews of the album were mixed. The Webzine Terrorverlag was surprised by the Gitarrenlastigkeit the pieces and says that the album some " really great highlights" and offer " phased neat fun," if not the entire season. Tanja Kraus of CDSTARTS.de it looks like and writes that some songs " something flat and naive " and that gives as examples "Made in Germany" or "Quite a lot of time ." My conclusion is that it is a "typical and solid Nena album [ is ] that even today still has its raison d'être ". Little enthusiasm showed by Deborah Katona laut.de who complained that the album sounded like " Abkupferung in bad 'by other artists such as 2raumwohnung, Christina Stürmer or Rosenstolz. Werner Laibusch by radio station HR1 called the album " distinctive and so with him ," sees bonds by David Bowie, Depeche Mode, Kim Wilde and concludes that it is " 13 songs in German in an international retro sound of" the principal order.