#KAIZERS ORCHESTRA BLITZREGN BABY PLUS#
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The album was released in ten countries on January 28th or 31st (depending on the country). The second single 'Hjerteknuser' followed in late October, after a huge cover competition. The first single 'Philemon Arthur & The Dung' was released in August 2010. It was recorded and mixed in the spring of 2010 at Duper Studio in Bergen, together with JГёrgen TrГ¦en and Yngve SГ¦tre. This album is the first part of Kaizers Orchestra's trilogy 'Violeta, Violeta'. Kaizers Orchestra played the whole album live for the first time at Гya festival in Oslo on Aug( stream of the concert). The first single, Tusen drГҐper regn, was released on the second single, DrГёm videre Violeta, followed on September 23. I, the third part of the Violeta trilogy is based more on rock music and guitars. I, there was a limited digipack edition of the album. The second record of the Violeta Violeta trilogy was be released in Norway November 11, 2011, and on Januabroad. There are some bonus features namely a tour documentary and a slide show with pictures from the concert. Currently, a release in other countries is not planned. The DVD was released in Norway on November 11, 2011. The second official Kaizers Orchestra live DVD (the titel is not known yet) was recorded at the concert at Oslo Spektrum on April 9, 2011. As usual, there is a limited Digipak edition of the CD. The first single Aldri vodka, Violeta was released on September 19 as part of the mobile app 'The Kaizervirus'. It celebrates its live premiere with a week of concerts at Oslo Opera in January 2013. III, a 'Gypsy musical in the rock genre', was composed for symphonic orchestra. The third and last part of the Violeta trilogy is released in Norway on Novemand in other countries on February 15, 2013. Kaizers play together with a symphonic orchestra and a choir! The project was financed by crowd funding, which means that there are different versions of the DVD/Blu-Ray: a special edition for those who preordered it, including a special cover and signatures of the band (released in October 2013), and a 'normal' version that will hit the stores on December 9. This DVD/Blu-Ray was recorded live at one of the concerts in the Norwegian Opera House in Oslo, on January 26, 2013. Finally, the box contains a 152-page photo book with pictures and text by Arne Bru Haug and Geir Zahl.

#KAIZERS ORCHESTRA BLITZREGN BABY PLUS#

The box contains the LPs of the three Violeta albums, plus a 7'' single with the songs 'Stjerner i posisjon' and 'Cecilia I.

#KAIZERS ORCHESTRA BLITZREGN BABY TV#

As a bonus, the DVD/BluRay will contain the TV Vest documentary 'Siste Dans'. The DVD/BluRay of the last Kaizers concert on September 14, 2013, in Stavanger - uncut and unaltered, thus exactly how the concert took place. English-speaking audiences don't need to understand a lick of Norwegian to identify with Maestro, as it sets a mood so universal in its volatility that even the most xenophobic listener will have no choice but to hit repeat over and over.A complete discography with information on all different releases of CDs can be found on For that reason, here is just a rough overview of the CDs released so far (all pictures have been stolen from Siste Dans All lyrics A blues-kissed backbone sticks out on 'Knekker Deg Til Sist,' 'Christiania,' and the brutal closer 'Pa Ditt Skift,' while 'Blitzregn Baby' sounds like a collaboration between Ennio Morricone, Supergrass, and the Misfits. While they remain true to their penchant for Tin Pan Alley nightmare music, the 12 cuts that inhabit Maestro veer wildly from genre to genre, taking bits and pieces of punk, folk, funk, jazz, and rock and shredding them to bits. A veritable slaughterhouse of ideas, it takes the Orchestra's formula one step further, bringing in the occasional vocal manipulation, heavily compressed snare drum, or weepy string/horn section to flesh out what may be the group's most concise and fully realized effort to date. They need not worry, however, as the resulting Maestro is nothing short of magnificent. The cocky, gas mask-loving Scandinavians have always seemed poised to make the leap to a major label, especially after racking up the awards for 2003's independently released Evig Pint, but the prospect of hearing their signature blend of pump organs, oil drums, and staccato guitar get the 'big time' treatment initially put a scare into longtime fans. The sextet are about as far from conventional as one could imagine (Eastern European folk music filtered through an apocalyptic post-rock prism), so it comes as a bit of surprise that their third full-length recording bears the stamp of Universal Records. Anybody wondering what happened to Tom Waits after Franks Wild Years or Radiohead after OK Computer need look no further than Norway's Kaizers Orchestra.

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