Bier Ernst, by Onkel Tom Angelripper

Bier Ernst

by Onkel Tom Angelripper

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1.	Ich Steh' An Der Bar Und Hab Kein Geld 02:12	buy track
2.	Flasche Zu Flasche 04:26	buy track
3.	Wir Trinken Wenig 03:04	buy track
4.	Bier, Bier, Bier Ist Die Seele Vom Klavier 02:09	buy track
5.	Durst Ist Schlimmer Als Heimweh 03:53	buy track
6.	Hätten Wir Lieber Das Geld Vergraben... 03:11	buy track
7.	Was Sind Wir Männer Doch Für'n Lustiger Verein 03:03	buy track
8.	Jacky Cola 03:54	buy track
9.	Durst Wird Durch Bier Erst Schön 01:58	buy track
10.	Trunkenbold 02:48	buy track
11.	Bier, Bier, Bier 03:02	buy track
12.	Prost 01:10	buy track
13.	Ich Finde Nur Metal Geil 05:18	buy track
14.	Todgeweiht 03:45	buy track
15.	Ich Muss Hier Raus 03:43	buy track
16.	Egal 04:16	buy track
17.	Von Arschlöchern Für Arschlöcher 05:04	buy track
18.	Zwischen Emscher & Lippe 05:45	buy track
19.	Auf Dünnem Eis 03:24	buy track
20.	Das Blaue Buch Des Lebens 03:45	buy track
21.	Polizisten 04:28	buy track

about

“It’s about partying with friends, having fun, relaxing and downing the odd beer or two,” says Tom and explains the golden rule: “Of course you have to know how to handle your beer. The party always comes first, intoxication is a secondary aspect.” This maxim applies more than ever before to his new double album BierErnst. Twelve out of a total of 21 (!) songs see Tom Angelripper (Sodom) and his four comrades-in-arms – drummer Cornelius Rambadt, guitarists Marcel Mönnig and Klaus Nicodem and bassist Marc Beste – celebrate life itself and having a good time with friends. The other nine tracks are about a totally different subject matter – Tom himself refers to them as “songs full of passion for music, but also full of anger about people’s indifference that’s bound to destroy the world.” In accordance with their mood and lyrical content, the material features either on the Bier or Ernst CDs.