Wir wollen nur deine Seele explained

Wir wollen nur deine Seele
Type:live
Artist:Die Ärzte
Cover:Wirwollennurdeineseele.jpg
Released:22 November 1999
Recorded:Berlin, 14 June 1994 by Radio Fritz
Bonn, 7 November 1995 by Eins Live
Rock am Ring, 18 May 1997 at Rock am Ring by MTV
Heilbronn, 14 September 1998
Siegen, 11 October 1998
Mannheim, 12 October 1998
Saarbrücken, 7 November 1998 with GAGA-Mobil
Genre:Punk rock
Label:Hot Action
Producer:Uwe Hoffmann, Die Ärzte
Prev Title:13
Prev Year:1998
Next Title:Satanische Pferde
Next Year:1999

Wir wollen nur deine Seele ("We only want your soul") is the second live album by German rock band Die Ärzte, released on 22 November 1999. It is a compilation of songs from different concerts. Leftover songs were released on Satanische Pferde, which was only available for fan club members.

The album's title is taken from a German book which was released by a Christian publisher in 1984 about the (perceived) propagation of satanism and occultism by rock musicians. This book gained a kind of cult status as a piece of real-life satire among heavy metal fans.

The subtitle of the first disc is a reference to Motörhead's successful live album No Sleep 'til Hammersmith and it also puns the heavy metal umlaut, for which Motörhead is a noted example.

"Sprüche II" on the EP contains two parts played at the same time, which means that one has to unplug the right speaker, when one wants to hear part 1 (left) and the other way around.

In December 1999, a sequel to the third disc, "Invasion der Vernunft II", was released on Die Ärzte's homepage for downloading in 24 parts, similar to an Advent calendar.

Track listing

6-LP vinyl version

LP 1: Montag (Monday)
A: Vormittag (Forenoon)
  1. "Ein Lied für dich"
  2. "Schunder-Song"
  3. "Angeber"
  4. "Begrüßung"
  5. "Party stinkt"
  6. "Ich bin reich"
  7. "Geh mit mir"
B: Mittag (Noon)
  1. "Langweilig"
  2. "Ignorama"
  3. "Ich weiss nicht (ob es Liebe ist)"
  4. "Der Graf"
  5. "Meine Freunde"
LP 2: Dienstag (Tuesday)
A: Vormittag
  1. "Rebell"
  2. "Zitroneneis"
  3. "Liebe und Schmerz"
  4. "Käfer"
  5. "Hey Huh (in Scheiben)"
B: Abend (Evening)
  1. "Lady"
  2. "1/2 Lovesong"
  3. "Der Misanthrop"
  4. "Teenager Liebe"
  5. "Goldenes Handwerk"/"Punk ist..."
LP 3: Donnerstag (Thursday)
A: Vormittag
  1. "Schrei nach Liebe"
  2. "Der lustige Astronaut"
  3. "Super Drei"
  4. "Vermissen, Baby"
  5. "3-Tage-Bart"
B: Mittag
  1. "Vokuhila"
  2. "Sommer, Palmen, Sonnenschein"
  3. "Nie wieder Krieg, nie mehr Las Vegas!"
  4. "Deutschrockgirl"
LP 4: Freitag (Friday)
A: Vormittag
  1. "Die traurige Ballade von Susi Spakowski"
  2. "Dauerwelle vs. Minipli"
  3. "Kopfüber in die Hölle/Revolution"
  4. "Friedenspanzer"
  5. "Die Allerschürfste"
  6. "BGS"
B: Mittag
  1. "Kopfhaut"
  2. "Omaboy"
  3. "Für immer"
  4. "Ekelpack"
LP 5: Samstag (Saturday)
A: Vormittag
  1. "Ein Lied über Zensur"
  2. "Mach die Augen zu"
  3. "Männer sind Schweine"
B: Mittag
  1. "Elke"
  2. "Gute Nacht"
LP 6: Sonntag (Sunday)
A: Vormittag
  1. "Sprüche II (Teil 1)"
B: Mittag
  1. "Sprüche II (Teil 2)"

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