Die Toten Hosen Fiesta Y Ruido (2-LP, 180g colored Vinyl, Ltd.)

(JPK Recordings) 20 tracks, gatefold cover, 180g colored vinyl in blue/white, limited edition of 10.000 copies

Review 2024: On September 11, 1992, Die Toten Hosen played live in Buenos Aires for the first time in Argentina, it was the beginning of a great love between a band from Düsseldorf and the fans from South America.

2022 marked the 30th anniversary of this performance and, of course, this anniversary was celebrated appropriately with several concerts in the Argentinian capital and another show in Tandil. We had some of the evenings recorded for training purposes. A few months ago, Kuddel threw the recordings back into the player at our Christmas party at a late hour and we were surprised that they not only delighted everyone present, but even the police officers who arrived a little later for disturbing the peace. As this documentation of the wildness, madness and emotionality that has always characterized our concerts in Argentina was so well received, the idea of using the material to bring joy to even more people was an obvious one: as a memento for all those who were there and as a small sample for all those who couldn't be there.

With 20 songs, "Fiesta y Ruido: Die Toten Hosen live in Argentina" not only contains the highlights from the sets of these concerts, but also some cover versions of the pioneering Argentinian punk band Los Violadores and Pilsen, with whose singer Pil had a long friendship, such as "Más allá del bien y del mal", "Iván fue un comunista", "Uno, Dos Ultraviolento" and "Represión". Another highlight is "Ya No Sos Igual", an Argentinian punk rock classic by Dos Minutos, whose frontman Mosca performed with us in Buenos Aires.          

"Fiesta Y Ruido: Die Toten Hosen live in Argentina" will be released as a double LP in a limited and numbered edition of 10,000 copies, each with a blue and white 180g disc and printed inner sleeves, and as a CD (first edition in a digipack) with a 28-page booklet.