Dive into the vibrant world of Austrian music legend Wolfgang Ambros with his live album "Hoffnungslos Selbstbewußt," released on June 3, 2002. This captivating collection of 16 tracks, recorded under the label Gig Records, offers a dynamic blend of Neue Deutsche Welle, Schlager, and Singer-Songwriter genres, showcasing Ambros' unique ability to blend traditional Austrian dialects with contemporary sounds.
Celebrating his 30-year stage jubilee, "Hoffnungslos Selbstbewußt" captures the essence of Ambros' live performances, featuring hits like "Espresso," "Komm her zu mir," and "Die Freiheit." Each track is a testament to his enduring appeal and musical versatility, with the album clocking in at a concise yet satisfying 67 minutes.
Produced by the renowned "Torpedo-Twins" Rudi Dolezal and Hannes Rossacher, this album is not just a musical experience but also a journey through Ambros' illustrious career. It includes a mix of his most beloved songs, performed with the energy and passion that have made him a staple in Austrian music.
From the lively "Kaputt und munter" to the poignant "Warum host des g'mocht," "Hoffnungslos Selbstbewußt" offers a comprehensive look at Ambros' artistry. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to his music, this album is a must-listen, providing a glimpse into the heart and soul of one of Austria's most iconic musicians.
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