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Die Prinzen

Die Prinzen are a German music group specialising in a cappella music. The band is made up of former members of the choir (Thomanerchor ) of the Thomaskirche (St. Thomas' Church) in Leipzig, Germany, where, incidentally, Johann Sebastian Bach was music director for many years.

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Overview

The lyrics of their songs are often humourous, tongue-in-cheek critiques of German government or society. They gained popularity in Germany after a long hiatus with their song "Olli Kahn", referring to Germany's star World Cup goalie Oliver Kahn.

The band's lead singer is Sebastian Krumbiegel , and their most popular singles have been "Millionär ", "Küssen verboten", "Olli Kahn" and "Deutschland "

The band

The band consists of seven members:

Discography

Singles

  • Gabi und Klaus (1991)
  • Millionär (1991)
  • Mein Fahrrad (1991)
  • Mann im Mond (1991)
  • Küssen verboten (1992)
  • Bombe (1992)
  • Alles nur geklaut (1993)
  • Überall (1993)
  • Du spinnst doch (1993)
  • Schwein sein (1995)
  • Ich will ein Baby (1995)
  • Alles mit'm Mund (1996)
  • Hose runter (1996)
  • Heute ha-ha-habe ich Geburtstag (1996)
  • Ganz oben (1997)
  • So viel Spaß für wenig Geld (1999)
  • Deutschland (2001)
  • Hier sind wir (2001)
  • Popmusik (2001)
  • Olli Kahn (2002)
  • Chronisch Pleite (2003)
  • Unsicherheit macht sich breit (2004)

Albums

  • Das Leben ist Grausam (1991)
  • Das Leben ist Grausam (a cappella)
  • Küssen verboten (1992)
  • Küssen verboten (a cappella)
  • Alles nur geklaut (1993)
  • Alles nur geklaut (a cappella)
  • Schweine (1995)
  • Alles mit'm Mund (1996)
  • Ganz oben (1997)
  • Soviel Spaß für wenig Geld (1999)
  • Soviel Spaß für wenig Geld (a cappella)
  • Festplatte (1999)
  • D (2001)
  • Monarchie in Germany (2003)
  • HardChor (2004)

Videos

  • DVD 10 Jahre Popmusik (2001)
  • VHS 10 Jahre Popmusik (2001)

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Last updated: 01-04-2007 01:18:57
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