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10 Millionen Partys
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10 Millionen Partys Album Joachim Witt Millionen_partys.jpg 1988 Harry Nova, Hamburg; Can Studio, Weilerswist, Cologne; Hotline Studios, Frankfurt Neue Deutsche Welle 46:09 German RCA Joachim Witt, Andy Lunn, Peter Hauke Moonlight Nights 1985 Kapitän der Träume 1992
10 Millionen Partys is the sixth studio album released by Joachim Witt in 1988. It is the first album Witt released after moving to RCA, and sees Witt return to singing German lyrics. Mühlmann
Wolf-Rüdiger
Letzte Ausfahrt, Germania: ein Phänomen namens Neue deutsche Härte
I.P. Verlag
1999
978-3-931624-12-5
Critical reception
The album follows Witt's unsuccessful attempt on Moonlight Nights to shift audiences toward jazz and swing with lyrics sung in English. Those English lyrics were criticized by German critics as trite, and they felt the same way about the lyrics on this album. The music was described as a mix between Depeche Mode and the Pet Shop Boys. The album did not enjoy commercial success, Stürenburg
Holger
Forever Young
BoD
2001
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https://books.google.com/books?id=gun_R2vNpA4C&pg=PA202
978-3-8311-1616-4 nor did the three singles it spawned, "Engel sind zart", "Pet Shop Boy" und "Der Tankwart heißt Lou." Joachim Witt (Teil 2)
Neue Deutsche Welle (NDW) - Skandal im Internet!
http://www.ichwillspass.de/ndw/bands/witt2.htm
2009-11-12
Track listing
All tracks composed and arranged by Joachim Witt and Peter Sawatzki-Bär; except where noted.
"Der Tankwart heißt Lou" "The Attendant called Lou" (Witt, Frank Dostal, Harald Gutowski, Tassilo Trecker) - 4:17
"Engel sind zart" "Angels are tender" (Witt) - 5:01
"Auf die Theke, Baby" "At the bar, Baby" (Witt, Frank Dostal, Tassilo Trecker) - 4:02
"Reizwort" "Stimulus word" - 4:16
"Im Stau" "In the Traffic Jam" - 3:34
"Attack" - 3:28
"Entertain" (Witt, Vahid Djadda) - 5:40
"Pet Shop Boy" - 3:58
"Meine Lotion" "My Lotion" - 4:45
"Durch die Welt" "Through the World" (Witt, Vahid Djadda; arranged by Helmut Zerlett) - 6:55
Personnel
Joachim Witt - vocals, guitar, keyboards, programming
Johan Daansen, Rolf Bussalb - guitar
Peter Sawatzki-Bär - keyboards, sound effects, programming
Helmut Zerlett - keyboards, programming
Andy Lunn - drums, sounds
Anetta Zalejko, Anja Krenz - vocals, choir
Marjaleena Jonas - soprano vocals on "Attack" and "Entertain"
References
Category:1988 albums
Category:Joachim Witt albums
Category:1980s German-language albums
Category:RCA Records albums