Be it on a white flokati rug, on a dark green plush sofa from 1972, in the neon light of graffiti-soaked concrete buildings, or in the dark evening sun. Counting peas with the Berlin chansonnier has nothing to do with the grocery store chain of the same name, but is a delight for all fans of the small print, making your feet flick and your head bob. The peas are musical postcards, polished gems from the quarry of music, blooming edelweiss, very everyday without being trivial.
Pearly piano cascades, rattling percussion, and a deep voice pierce the ear. A plodding drum kit, distant sounds of accordion, double bass, and harmonium. Cellic melodies in waltz time, over-the-top electronic guitars in polka style, or simply Karl at the piano. All instruments, all voices, lyrics, and music are played, sung, composed, and composed by Karl Neukauf.
01 Berlin, Germany
02 The Liver of Your Louse
03 Page 404
04Snail Dance
05 Junk & TV
06 Edelweiss
07 Four-hand piano
08 Flipbook
09 Mild Wednesday morning
10 subway shaft
11 Go Lights
12 Different from the others
13 Good night at the hotel
14 Intercom
15 cheers with soda
