FreuD euch
by Nina Hagen
Released: November 04, 1995
Punk rock
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The Album
"FreuD euch" is the seventh solo studio album by Nina Hagen, released on November 4, 1995, through Ariola. This album marks a return to the punk-inspired sound of her earlier work, featuring short, intense tracks driven by guitar riffs. The record reflects a more caustic and raw punk edge, reminiscent of Hagen's debut album.
Interesting Facts
The cover artwork for FreuD euch is notable…
The cover artwork for FreuD euch is notable for its use of holographic designs.
It includes three holographic images among holographic flowers…
It includes three holographic images among holographic flowers, which, when tilted from right to left, reveal Nina Hagen spelling out a message.
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The Complete Album Story
"FreuD euch" is the seventh solo studio album by Nina Hagen, released on November 4, 1995, through Ariola. This album marks a return to the punk-inspired sound of her earlier work, featuring short, intense tracks driven by guitar riffs. The record reflects a more caustic and raw punk edge, reminiscent of Hagen's debut album.
The cover artwork for FreuD euch is notable for its use of holographic designs. It includes three holographic images among holographic flowers, which, when tilted from right to left, reveal Nina Hagen spelling out a message.
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