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Head uudised is the sixth album by Estonian rock band Terminaator, released in 2000. On the cover, band's name is written as "Termina:tor". From every sale, 1 EEK was donated to support the anti-AIDS campaign.
[edit] Track listing
- Portselanist tüdruk [ Porcelain girl] (Kreem/Kreem) - 3:09
- See ei ole saladus [It is not a secret] (Kreem/Kreem) - 3:23
- Tee [The way] (Kreem/Kreem) - 4:03
- 6 jalga niisket maad [6 feet of moist land] (Kreem/Kreem) - 3:37
- Just nagu mustlased [Just like gypsies] (Kreem/Kreem) - 5:04
- Head uudised [Good news] (Kreem/Kreem) - 3:31
- Raudteejaam [ Railroad station] (Kreem/Liitmaa/Kreem) - 4:44
- Klaustrofoobia [ Claustrophobia] (Kreem/Kreem) - 5:40
- Jää [ Ice] (Kreem/Kreem) - 5:05
- Hall maailm [Grey world] (Kreem/Kreem) - 3:40
- Osa minust [Part of me] (Kreem/Kreem) - 2:16
- Veel on aega [There is still time] (Kaljulaid/Kreem) - 4:41
- Televiisorimees (live "Katusekontsert") [ Televisor man (live "Roof concert")] - 8:14
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- Includes a hidden track, "Kes ei tööta, see ei söö" [Who doesn't work, doesn't eat].
[edit] Song information
- "Portselanist tüdruk" is about a man, who is warned by his mother and father for women, that won't stay by his side. He nevertheless ends up with such a girl and has to be disappointed.
- "See ei ole saladus" is kind of a love song.
- "Tee" also seems to be a love song, and its message is: "The way is important, not the destination."
- "6 jalga niisket maad" is about a highwayman, who is looking for salvation.
- "Just nagu mustlased" is about an outlaw or a mob of them.
- The message of "Head uudised" is, that there aren't any good news anymore and that the bad news have become merely an entertainment.
- "Raudteejaam" is a love song and it seems to be from the eyes of a secret admirer, who is writing love letters on the wall of a railway station.
- "Klaustrofoobia" is about a man, who falls in love with a woman and then realizes, that he's just a puppet for her.
- "Jää" is another love song about finding answers.
- "Hall maailm" is about a man who has lived through a lot.
- "Osa minust" handles the good and the bad part of a human being.
- "Veel on aega" is about leaving your home town. It also has a reference to Laura Palmer from "Twin Peaks" in lines "Laura Palmer mõrvati | Väikelinn kuid elab edasi", which means "Laura Palmer was murdered | But a small town lives on".
- "Televiisorimees" is from the album "Singapur". The band used to do concerts for free on the roof of a low porch of a building in Tallinn, that's where the term "katusekontsert" comes. It's the live version of the song from a "Katusekontsert". "Televiisorimees" ends at 3:47, "Kes ei tööta, see ei söö" starts at 4:48. "Kes ei tööta, see ei söö" is a cover of Kuldne Trio.
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