Walking on a Thin Line
Occupation
- Vocals: Sandra Našić
- Guitar: Henning Rümenapp
- Bass: Stefan Ude
- Drums: Dennis Poschwatta
Studios
- Area 51 Recording Studio, Celle ( Germany )
- Studios 301, Hamburg ( Germany )
- Horus Sound Studio, Hannover ( Germany )
- Germany and Home Studio, Hamburg ( Germany )
Walking on a Thin Line (english about to move on a narrow ridge ') is the third album by the German rock band Guano Apes.
Formation
Three years have passed before the third album Walking on a Thin Line was released. The plan it was for the summer of 2002, but delayed the production and in February 2003, the album was finally released. In the summer of 2002, the Guano Apes were on a European tour. The first songs were recorded in Hannover and Celle. End of July 2002, she had finished the actual recording of the album. Besides, they still played a couple of open-air festivals in Portugal and Russia. In August and September 2002, the band turned in smaller studios in Cologne and Hamburg her album. On September 12, they presented five completed songs on the album a few journalists.
Title list
Singles
You Can not Stop Me
The first single You Can not Stop Me, and was published on 6 January 2003. In Germany, it debuted at number ten of the singles charts. In addition, songs are on the Single Scratch the Pitch, Thickness, Trumpet and Song Plastic Mouth as G -Ball & Kaa Mix. Also a multimedia part is available. The single was released as a 3 -Track Maxi -standard. The maiden name of this song was Road Song, but was later renamed to You Can not Stop Me. The video plays in the circus Wilhelm near Berlin. The content of the video is to let a band play where they would never actually play. In the video, the Guano Apes are seen in different roles. Dennis is a knife thrower, Henning, a fire-eater and Stefan jumps at the end of the video out of the arena. The director was Joern Heitmann.
Pretty in Scarlet
With Pretty in Scarlet, appeared on 7 April 2003, the second single from Walking On a Thin Line. The highest chart position in Germany was ranked 51 In addition, songs are on the single You Can not Stop Me as G -Ball & Kaa Remix, Pretty in Storm as G -Ball & Kaa Remix and Pretty in Scarlet as the album version. Also a multimedia part is available. It was also released as a 3 -Track Maxi - standard. This song is one of the few ballads the band and was recorded in home studios in Hamburg. It was one of the first songs of the album. At the end of the song lines are quotes from three senior titles of Guano Apes and fully integrated in Pretty in Scarlet. The video was shot in March 2003 in Potsdam. Again, Joern Heitmann was director.
Quietly
The third single Quietly was released on 21 July 2003. The highest chart position in Germany was ranked 51 In addition, songs are on the Single Cream Over Moon, Allies, You Can not Stop Me, and Pretty in Scarlet (Live). A multimedia part is also available. It was also released as a 3 -Track Maxi -standard. The Guano Apes were after a six-week break after the Bizarre Festival 2001 in October in a songwriting period. Quietly arose accidentally, or a slightly detuned guitar. Henning Rümenapp played the oblique squeaker on the guitar, so he was given the title " Quietschy ". End of January 2002, they played the first demo of their producer Fabio Trentini Quietly ago. In the first session for the album in March 2002 at Horus studio in Hannover they took more Scratch the Pitch and Diokhan on. The video for Quietly was shot on a field of poppies near Berlin. Directed lead again Joern Heitmann.