Nichts Passiert
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Nichts Passiert (engl. Nothing Happens) is the third studio album by German band Silbermond. It was released on March 20, 2009.[1] The album's lead single, Irgendwas Bleibt, was released on February 20, 2009. The album debuted at #1 of the German, Austrian and Swiss album charts. In Germany, it remained there for three weeks.[5]
Track listing[1]
1. |
"Alles Gute" |
3:54 |
2. |
"Nichts Passiert" |
4:03 |
3. |
"Ich Bereue Nichts" |
3:11 |
4. |
"Irgendwas Bleibt" |
3:15 |
5. |
"Tanz Aus Der Reihe" |
2:40 |
6. |
"Krieger Des Lichts" |
3:48 |
7. |
"Nicht Mein Problem" (feat. Jan Delay) |
3:53 |
8. |
"Keine Angst" |
4:45 |
9. |
"Die Liebe Lässt Mich Nicht" |
3:53 |
10. |
"Nichts Mehr" |
5:38 |
11. |
"Nach Haus" |
3:27 |
12. |
"Bist Du Dabei" |
3:51 |
13. |
"Weg Für Immer" |
3:27 |
14. |
"Sehn Wir Uns Wieder" (feat. Xavier Naidoo) |
5:07 |
Total length:
|
54:50 |
1. |
"Das Ende vom Kreis" |
6:00 |
2. |
"Meer Sein" |
4:52 |
3. |
"In Zeiten Wie Diesen" |
4:43 |
4. |
"Lebenszeichen" |
4:37 |
5. |
"Durch Die Nacht" |
4:54 |
6. |
"Kartenhaus" |
3:25 |
7. |
"Basssolo" |
2:12 |
8. |
"Zeit Für Die Optimisten" |
5:17 |
9. |
"Symphonie" |
4:58 |
10. |
"Unendlich" |
6:31 |
11. |
"Bruderduell" |
4:04 |
12. |
"Wenn Die Anderen" |
3:51 |
13. |
"Das Beste" |
7:06 |
14. |
"Ich Wünsch Dir Was" |
4:30 |
14. |
"Der Neueste Schrei" |
3:58 |
Chart performance
Album
Year |
Album |
Chart positions |
Certifications |
GER |
AUT |
SWI |
2009 |
Nichts Passiert
|
1 |
1 |
1 |
AUT:-
GER: Platinum (200,000+)
SWI: Gold (15,000+)[6] |
Year-end charts
Singles[9]
Year |
Title |
Chart positions |
GER |
AUT |
SWI |
2009 |
"Irgendwas Bleibt" |
1
|
2
|
1
|
"Ich Bereue Nichts" |
20
|
30
|
79
|
"Krieger Des Lichts" |
8
|
15
|
63
|
"Irgendwas Bleibt" reached #1 in Germany and Switzerland, becoming the band's second number-one single in Germany and the first in Switzerland. In the year-end charts the single peaked at #7 in Germany, #10 in Austria and #25 in Switzerland.
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