Ein kleines bißchen Horrorschau

Die Toten Hosen's "Ein kleines bißchen Horrorschau" is a seminal work in the German pop and Neue Deutsche Welle genres, released on October 31, 1988, under JKP/WM Germany. This fifth studio album is a unique blend of original tracks and the stage music Die Toten Hosen composed for Bernd Schadewald's production of "A Clockwork Orange" at the Kammerspielen Bad Godesberg. The album's subtitle, "Die Lieder aus Clockwork Orange und andere schmutzige Melodien," hints at the raw and edgy sound that fans have come to love.

With a runtime of 1 hour and 14 minutes, "Ein kleines bißchen Horrorschau" features iconic tracks like "Hier kommt Alex" and "1000 gute Gründe," which have become staples in Die Toten Hosen's discography. The album also includes demos and B-sides from single releases, providing a comprehensive look into the band's creative process during this period. The remastered version, released in 2007, offers enhanced sound quality, making it a favorite among both longtime fans and new listeners.

The album's legacy is further celebrated with various editions, including a 30th-anniversary edition featuring 180-gram vinyl and a deluxe gatefold box with bonus tracks. Die Toten Hosen's energetic performances during the "Ein kleines bisschen Horrorshow" tour in 1988/89 also highlight the album's enduring impact on live music.

"Ein kleines bißchen Horrorschau" is a testament to Die Toten Hosen's ability to blend literary inspiration with punk rock energy, resulting in an album that stands out in the German music scene. Whether you're a fan of Die Toten Hosen or new to their music, this album offers a rich and engaging listening experience.