Tanzwut (album)

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Tanzwut
Studio album by Tanzwut
Released	Mar 1, 1999
Recorded	Dierks Studios Pulheim Stommeln, Germany
Genre	Industrial rock Mittelalter rock
Length	48:53
Label	EMI Music
Producer	Jon Caffery
Tanzwut chronology
Exkremento (1998) Tanzwut (1999) Labyrinth der Sinne (2000)

Tanzwut is the debut full-length eponymous studio album by the German industrial rock/mittelalter rock band, Tanzwut. It was released on March 1, 1999 by EMI Music. The song, "Eisenmann" has a piece of the definable riff to Black Sabbath's "Iron Man" and has no known relation of influence by them.

Contents 1 Track-listing 2 Credits 2.1 Band 2.2 Other

[edit] Track-listing

1. "Exkremento" − 3:42
2. "Im Rausch" − 3:43
3. "Königreich" − 4:10 (Saskia Von Klitzing − Drums)
4. "Das Schicksal" − 4:08
5. "Verrückt" (album version) − 3:53
6. "Augen Zu" − 4:10 (Saskia Von Klitzing − Drums, Monique Maasen − Vocals)
7. "Auferstehung" − 5:27 (Mediæval Bæbes − Vocals)
8. "Eisenmann" − 5:35 (Music and lyrics written and composed by Bill Ward, Geezer Butler, Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi)
9. "Erinnerung" − 3:52
10. "Die Balz" − 4:09
11. "Komm Her" − 6:04

[edit] Credits

[edit] Band

• Teufel − Vocals
• Koll A. − Bagpipes, Flute (Shawm)
• Castus − Backing Vocals, Violin (Hurdy Gurdy), Bagpipes, Flute (Shawm)
• Wim − Bagpipes, Flute (Shawm)
• Brandan − Bass, Bagpipes

[edit] Other

• Assistant Producer - Chris Gardiner
• Programmed by Tec (4)
• Music and lyrics composed and written by Tanzwut (tracks: 1 to 7, 9 to 11).
• Chor of "Auferstehung" recorded at Master Rock Studios (London, UK).
• Mastered at Skyline Studios (Düsseldorf, Germany).
• The lyrics of "Eisenmann" is translated into German by Tanzwut.
• Jon Caffery is also the producer of Tanzwut's fellow Germans, Die Toten Hosen.