Music CD - Tokio Hotel: Scream

	Music CD: Scream Artist: Tokio Hotel List Price: $9.98 Our Price: $4.19 Your Save: $ 5.79 ( 58% ) Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Manufacturer: CherryTree
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Tracks: 1. Scream 2. Ready, Set, Go! 3. Monsoon 4. Love is Dead 5. Don't Jump 6. Live Every Second (U.S. Exclusive) 7. On the Edge 8. Sacred 9. Break Away 10. Rescue Me 11. Final Day 12. Forgotten Children 13. By Your Side 14. 1000 Oceans (Bonus Song) 15. Durch den Monsun (Bonus Song - German Version from "Schrei" Studio CD)
Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0600753077184 Format: Extra tracks Label: CherryTree Manufacturer: CherryTree Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: CherryTree Release Date: 2008-05-06 Studio: CherryTree
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Tokio Hotel's debut English album Comment: Tokio Hotel has sold more albums in Germany alone than The Beatles during their time. They are extremely popular in Europe, definitely THE most popular international band, and are now making their debut in America. This CD is a mixture of their first and second German albums, translated into English. Their sound is compatible with American rock music, and the translations keep the essence of each song well. If you are into clean rock music, I would strongly suggest Tokio Hotel. 1. Scream - 9/10. A rebellious rock-punk song about your opinions being heard. A great song (especially live), but is one of their earlier songs, and thus not as musically complicated as their later ones. 2. Ready Set Go - 10/10. Another rebellious rock anthem. The music is more intricate than Scream, and very catchy and motivating. 3. Monsoon - 20/10. The song that put them on the map. A beautiful power-ballad that anyone can enjoy, and lyrics that will make you melt. 4. Love Is Dead - 10/10. Everyone I know loves this song. Very Romeo and Juliet-esque. 5. Don't Jump - 8.5/10 - I give this an 8.5, but most people I know are very touched by this song, and consider it their favorite Tokio Hotel song. It is about suicide, and finding enough hope not to do it. 6. Live Every Second - 10/10. An extra track. Very catchy and fun to listen to, and sounds even better in English than in German. 7. On The Edge - 10/10. Great song about the negative effects of drugs. 8. Sacred - 9/10. A softer song about ending a love relationship, but still feeling as though that person is special to you. Very pretty. 9. Break Away - 7.5 or 8/10. In English, it is lyrically their weakest song in my opinion. The guitar riff is catchy, but the words sound awkward in English, because, for some reason, the singer's accent is detectable in this song. Still enjoyable, though. 10. Rescue Me - 8/10. A song about being left and betrayed by someone you loved. Some of the emotion seems lost in the translation to English. The German version, however, is one of their strongest snd most powerful songs. 11. Final Day - 8.5/10. Good song. 12. Forgotten Children - 9/10. An emotional song about children who have been abandoned and without homes. 13. By Your Side - 9/10. Beautiful. 14. 1000 Oceans - 20/10. ADDICTIVE. Great, great song. A bonus track. 15. Durch Den Monsun - 10/10. Bonus track. This is the original, German version of the song 'Monsoon'. It is the version the band did when they first became famous, which means that they were younger, which means that the lead singer's voice hadn't fully developed by this time. The singing is good, but he has a high voice than the rest of the album. This is no drawback, and gives a taste of what their German songs sound like. I STRONGLY RECOMMEND this album. This is rock music anyone can enjoy, with very personal, emotional songs that you can easily get addicted to. Tokio Hotel has completely taken over Europe in a matter of years, and is on their way to taking over America. If you are looking for something a little new and fresh, pick up this album NOW. Customer Rating: Summary: Tokio Hotel Scream CD Comment: The CD arrived quickly and in excellent condition. Daughter is thrilled and plays it everyday. She calls the band "Eye Candy". Customer Rating: Summary: Tokio Hotel - German/English, it's all the same Comment: I have both the English version of this cd and all of the songs in German, and I would just like to say that I am so glad that they came out with English. While I do love the German, sometimes it is nice to know what they're saying. Since Bill, Tom, and company helped to translate this cd themselves, I feel like it's still the same old Tokio Hotel, just in English. It really was worth it to buy the English, the slight changes in translation are interesting and it is obvious that they put some time into it. I would highly reccomend this cd to anyone who loves Tokio Hotel and people who also like it when a rock band doesn't say the F word every five seconds. A great CD and a great investment! I love this thing! Customer Rating: Summary: They have learned well from Silverchair! Comment: I can see and hear many of the influences on this band. The strongest and most evident is Daniel Johns of Silverchair/Dissociatives. The Kaulitz brothers picked a fine mentor to learn from because I see and hear glimpses of the genius Daniel Johns in this music and can't wait to see how much further they can go with it. They are not afraid to be different which is always a beautiful and refreshing thing. Can't wait to see Tom and Bill playing at Madison Square Garden in 10 years! Customer Rating: Summary: Loved It!!!! Comment: Tokio Hotels album Scream is an awesome cd. Granted they are from Germany so the English isn't perfect but, you could tell they tried really hard to make it sound like they're Americans. The lead singer pronounced the words really well and clear with the exception of a few. I listen to this album constantly and would absolutely recommend this cd to any one that asks. :) More Reviews
Editorial Reviews: Tokio Hotel are a teenage phenomenon in Germany and across Europe. The band are lead singer/ songwriter Bill (who is all of 17) has been singing and writing lyrics since he was nine. His twin brother Tom (also only 17) has played the guitar for 6 years. In 2001, Bill & Tom met bassist Georg (18) & drummer Gustav (17) at a gig. They decided to form Tokio Hotel and immediately began working on songs. This debut album went to No. 1 in Germany and at this writing has sold 10 x Platinum (worldwide) and now comes to you in English! Each their first 5 singles hit Number 1 in Germany and their debut tour was a 43 date sellout, playing to over 400,000 people. The Echo Awards (Germany's equivalent of The Brits) named them "Best Newcomer 2005", MTV France pronounced them "Best Newcomer 2006", The World Music awards proclaimed them "Best Selling German Act 2006" and The European Border Breaker Awards declared them the "Best Selling German Act 2006".