No. 2 (Thees Uhlmann album)

#2
Studio album by Thees Uhlmann
Released August 30, 2013
Genre Indie rock, rock, acoustic
Label Grand Hotel Van Cleef
Producer Tobias Kuhn
Thees Uhlmann chronology
Thees Uhlmann
(2011)		 #2
(2013)
Singles from #2[1]
  1. "Die Bomben meiner Stadt"
    Released: 9 Aug 2013
  2. "Im Sommer nach dem Krieg"
    Released: 23 Aug 2013
  3. "Am 07. März"
    Released: 23 Aug 2013
  4. "Zugvögel"
    Released: 8 Nov 2013
  5. "Es brennt"
    Released: 7 Mar 2014
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
Langweile Dich[2]
Motor[3]
Musikexpress[4]
Plattentests7/10[5]

#2 is the second solo record from German singer-songwriter Thees Uhlmann released on Uhlmann's own Grand Hotel van Cleef Records.[6] The album was produced by Tobian Kuhn. Of the album's production, Uhlmann stated that he often would write the first lyrics of a song and wait for Kuhn's reaction. Once satisfied, they would continue the rest of the piece.[7] The album was a critical and commercial success in Uhlmann's native Germany, reaching #2 on the German Albums Chart.

Track listing

All lyrics written by Thees Uhlmann, all music composed by Uhlmann and Tobias Kuhn.

No. Title Length
1. "Zugvögel"   3:40
2. "Die Bomben meiner Stadt"   3:01
3. "Im Sommer Nach Dem Krieg"   3:43
4. "Es brennt"   4:33
5. "Am 07. März"   3:14
6. "Der Fluss und das Meer"   4:19
7. "Weiße Knöchel"   4:15
8. "Trommlerman"   3:34
9. "Zerschmettert in Stücke (Im Frieden der Nacht)"   5:58
10. "Kaffee & Wein"   3:39
11. "Ich gebe auf mein Licht"   5:07
Total length:
 45:03

Charts

Country Peak
position
Austrian Albums Chart[8] 5
German Albums Chart[9] 2
Swiss Albums Chart[10] 96

References

  1. ↑ "iTunes - Thees Uhlmann".
  2. ↑ "Thees Uhlmann - 2 Review". Langweile Dich.
  3. ↑ Ramonat, Julia. "Thees Uhlmann: #2 (pro)". Motor.de.
  4. ↑ Soethof, Fabian. "Thees Uhlmann #2 Review". Musikexpress.
  5. ↑ "Immer der gleiche Kampf". Plattentests.
  6. ↑ "Grand Hotel van Cleef: Thees Uhlmann". Grand Hotel van Cleef.
  7. ↑ "Thees Uhlmann - 2 Presse" (PDF). Grand Hotel van Cleef.
  8. ↑ "Thees Uhlmann - #2". Hitparade.ch.
  9. ↑ "Thees Uhlmann - #2". Hitparade.ch.
  10. ↑ "Thees Uhlmann - #2". Hitparade.ch.
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