Revolution Ballroom
by Nina Hagen
Released: September 28, 1993
Pop rock, Dance, Electronica, Blues
Why This Album Matters
This album matters because its strongest editorial story is: Experimental Album.
The Album
"Revolution Ballroom" is a studio album by the renowned German singer Nina Hagen. Notably experimental and pushing musical boundaries, it’s a work that stays consistent with Hagen’s unique style. "Revolution Ballroom" in its entirety delivers a range of emotive songs, offering critique and commentary on societal issues from Hagen's distinctive perspective.
Interesting Facts
It was released in 1993, representing the sixth…
It was released in 1993, representing the sixth of Hagen's solo albums.
The album showcases a combination of various musical…
The album showcases a combination of various musical styles, including punk, rock, and reggae - all of which Hagen has explored throughout her career.
The album includes the popular track "So Bad,"…
The album includes the popular track "So Bad," which is known for its captivating lyrics and Hagen's extraordinary vocal prowess.
Essential Tracks
So Bad
The album includes the popular track "So Bad," which is known for its captivating lyrics and Hagen's extraordinary vocal prowess.
Revolution Ballroom
"Revolution Ballroom" is a studio album by the renowned German singer Nina Hagen.
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Reception
The album was well received by fans and critics, maintaining Hagen's status as an impactful figure in Europe's punk, rock and pop scenes.
The Complete Album Story
"Revolution Ballroom" is a studio album by the renowned German singer Nina Hagen. It was released in 1993, representing the sixth of Hagen's solo albums. The album showcases a combination of various musical styles, including punk, rock, and reggae - all of which Hagen has explored throughout her career. Notably experimental and pushing musical boundaries, it’s a work that stays consistent with Hagen’s unique style.
The album includes the popular track "So Bad," which is known for its captivating lyrics and Hagen's extraordinary vocal prowess. "Revolution Ballroom" in its entirety delivers a range of emotive songs, offering critique and commentary on societal issues from Hagen's distinctive perspective. The album was well received by fans and critics, maintaining Hagen's status as an impactful figure in Europe's punk, rock and pop scenes.
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