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Kissin' Dynamite — Johannes (Hannes) Braun

Kissin' Dynamite — Ande Braun

Kissin' Dynamite — Jim Müller

Kissin' Dynamite — Steffen Haile

Kissin' Dynamite — Andi Schnitzer

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Track listing

11 tracks
  1. 0 Generation Goodbye Preview sources
  2. 1 Hashtag Your Life Preview sources
  3. 2 If Clocks Were Running Backwards Preview sources
  4. 3 Somebody To Hate Preview sources
  5. 4 She Came She Saw Preview sources
  6. 5 Highlight Zone Preview sources
  7. 6 Masterpiece Preview sources
  8. 7 Flying Colours Preview sources
  9. 8 Under Friendly Fire Preview sources
  10. 9 Larger Than Life Preview sources
  11. 10 Utopia Preview sources

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Kissin' Dynamite — Generation Goodbye

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EveryDisc · 3.5 / 5 · · 2018-07-11 08:30:52

From the title, one can immediately understand that if this group plays heavy music, then it is definitely hard-n-heavy and hair metal (however, in truth, the group is named after an AC/DC song). And so it is. In a modern atmosphere (and a few fashionable tricks from electronic music in addition). The fifth album in 8 years from the German group and the most successful at the current moment (14th place in the charts of Germany). The album is generally listened to in one breath. On the fifth album, the guys are still excellent at writing melodic hard-rock hits (the vocalist even had the corresponding education appear a year ago). And what is characteristic of such albums, here there are enough passable songs, but as a plus – it doesn't get boring and completely worthless trash is not observed. I will highlight 5 compositions: Hashtag your life – fashionable in lyrics and powerful in essence, She came she saw – an excellent stadium anthem, Masterpiece - a magnificent ballad with a suitable title (although I would remove the female vocals, but this is my personal bias), Under friendly fire – quite groovy and Utopia – one more ballad and again hitting the mark. Nothing genius, but to periodically drive such an album is quite a pleasure.

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