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"ECLIPSED MAGAZIN Extra"
06/2009:
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"brilliant, thrilling and majestically material without expiration date"
>>pdf download
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"Good Times"
03/2009:
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"Eclipsed
Magazin" 05/2009:
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"PERSONA NON GRATA" 02-2009:
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...one marvellous melody after the other... |
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"Intro Magazin" 02/2009:
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...a felicitous pop album |
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"OX Magazin" 01/2009:
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...sure instinct for great pop-arrangements |
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"Good Times"
11/2008:
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......again an enhancement |
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"Frizz"
Magazin - 11/2008:
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....songs, that wouldn't fit only on swr1. |
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"Rockster TV" 10/2008:
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......pop with international class |
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"Badische
Zeitung " 19/11/2008:
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...a beautiful pop album |
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"Der
Sonntag " 26/10/2008:
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Why Beatles artist Voormann designed the cover |
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"Buster/Mod Radio
UK" 03/2007:
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...pure
Mod-ilicous power pop
Buster/Mod Radio UK |
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"Eclipsed
Magazine" 02/2007:
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"Noisy Neighbours"
12/2006:
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"Manchester Music"
10/2006:
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".. looks like
a labour of love .... features some incredibly well
written songs."
Manchester
Music |
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"Disconnect Magazine"
10/2006:
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".. This stylish
double disc album flows with very 60s esque brit pop
which hasn't been pulled off this well in
years." |
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"unpeeled"
09/2006:
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"...So Yeah, it's Beatles
and it's very good" |
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"rtv Rätsel"
09/2006:
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"...This is real pleasure,
what' s getting across from their album
of the same name." |
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"R13" 09/2006:
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"...this is a trio who
hail from Germany but are creating music so
drenched in Brit Pop that it could easily have strayed out
of a rehearsal room in London." |
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"Good Times"
09/2006:
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...this Trio continues the
inheritance of Mop-Top... |
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"musix" 09/2006:
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"...piece of art..." |
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"oneTake.de"
08/2006:
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"...a
song is a song is a song."... |
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"sweetjanemusic.com"
08/2006:
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..."So many
so good melodies on a heap do not write many German
musicians"... |
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"die-bluemchentapete.de"
08/2006:
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"...9 of 10 points!" |
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"intro.de"
08/2006:
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"...fortunately The Pleasure
have to offer also enough range for a double album..." |
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"crazewire "
08/2006:
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"The band around John
Lennon had not therefore a so enormous success, because it wrote
bad Songs. And in such a way it behaves also with The Pleasure..." |
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"Der Sonntag "
20/08/2006:
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"...it smells like magnum
opus" |
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"Badische Zeitung
" 17/08/2006:
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"...a sophisticated album,
the Songs goes however directly into the ear " |
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"rtv online "
07/08/2006:
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"....this music is something
for people, which have no more desire on artificially improved
superficialness." (aher) |
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"plan14" magazine
- 08/2006:
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"....The Pleasure make
all honour for their name, the new album of the local heroes
is a real pleasure." (Graf) |
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"Frizz" magazine
- 08/2006:
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"...a musical travel
through time to the wedding of rock and the modern spheres of
the popculture. Welcome in the here and now." |
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Album "Hash Brown Smilings"
2005
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"Good Times"
Magazin 15.03.2005:
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"…artists in the field of
inexhaustibly imaginative Beatles-like creativity. Refine the
style of the Fab Four without plagiarism, and without vague
references to the Finn Brothers, and one can only indulge!"
Good Times" Magazin, March
2005: |
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THE PLEASURE "Badische
Zeitung" 31.12.2004:
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"The Beatles
did it in the mid-sixties. Now, The Pleasure is following in
the footsteps of their famous idols with their own intensive
studio phase. No more live concerts means more time and energy
for recording. The comparison is unavoidable in terms of composition
too: The more you listen to the new CD from The Pleasure, the
more it seems like someone has taken the Beatles - during time
of the "Revolver" albums - and transported them to the here
and now in Freiburg. Hash Brown Smilings is a mature album.
In comparison to its predecessor, Didn't Catch the Sun for Shadows,
Jens Kreuzer, Ralf Paske and Volker Eck have continued to evolve
- especially in terms of production. Drums and bass are restrained
to leave space for featuring other |
instruments - here a gritty keyboard motif, there a tinkling
e-guitar - everything in its right place. It's hard to believe
that catchy melodies like "Scratch My Back" or "Summer Love
Trip" didn't come from a British band. Throw in The Pleasure's
obligatory short instrumental track, "Add Two Inches", and you've
got a great album."
Badische
Zeitung, December 2004 |
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