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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
As sexy as sausage&sauerkraut,
By Amaranth "music fan" (Northern California) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Sex the City the Music: Berlin (Audio CD)
This album is hardly an accompaniment to Teutonic tenderness,but it's more Generic Club Music with the occasional German sounds&even the German language.Ach du lieber!It would be perfect background music for Hot Topic,or the teenagers' clothing sections at malls.
The few highlights of this supposedly bootylicious beerhall Berlin soundtrack are the trance-y "Still" by the Quarks,"On my own" by Ulrich Schnauss and "The Things you Said" by Contriva. The rest is pretty awful.There's the hip-hop (with some German expressions tossed in) "Soft Shoe Snoozin'",the generic club songs "Disco Clown" (a disturbing image comes to mind),"Comic Menuetto",Barbara Morgenstern's bizarre "Operator" (Piano Version),and the incredibly obnoxious Jahcuzzi and Rhythm King AHF. Listening to this supposedly "sexy" "German" club music helps one understand why Benedict XVI,the German-born Pope,prefers classical music&would rather play Mozart. |
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Sex the City the Music: Berlin by Various Artists (Audio CD - 2006)
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