What makes Onkelz wie wir... by Böhse Onkelz notable?

'Onkelz wie wir...' played a significant role in cementing Böhse Onkelz's reputation within the German rock scene, leading to increased visibility and controversy due to their provocative lyrics. The album helped solidify their fan base, reaching notable chart positions and influencing later punk and hard rock movements in Germany. Released on August 1, 1987, 'Onkelz wie wir...' was Böhse Onkelz's third studio album and marked their emergence from the underground scene into broader recognition. This album followed their previous work, 'Der nette Mann' (1986), and showcased a more polished sound while retaining their punk roots, setting the stage for their future commercial success in the late 1980s.

Who is Onkelz wie wir... for?

Onkelz wie wir... works well if you're into raw energy for rebellious spirits, short bursts of intensity and sing-along anthems with friends.

How many songs are on Onkelz wie wir...?

Onkelz wie wir... has 10 tracks, running approximately 32 minutes.

Released 39 years ago this August

Onkelz wie wir...

Böhse Onkelz · 1987

32 min · 10 tracks · hard rock · punk

Raw punk energy meets hard rock grit, embodying a rebellious spirit that defines German rock culture.

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Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

raw energy for rebellious spirits
short bursts of intensity
sing-along anthems with friends
steady progression to the finish

Maybe skip if you want

prefer lengthy, atmospheric pieces
seek polished, refined sound

Where this album fits

Career context: Released on August 1, 1987, 'Onkelz wie wir...' was Böhse Onkelz's third studio album and marked their emergence from the underground scene into broader recognition. This album followed their previous work, 'Der nette Mann' (1986), and showcased a more polished sound while retaining their punk roots, setting the stage for their future commercial success in the late 1980s.
Stylistic neighbors: Die Toten Hosen· Hämatom· Wizo