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THE REVIEW
If you want to listen to an album of pure, innocent fun and great energetic melodies, don't hesitate to get the first and only, I believe, album by the Pop Tarts "Woman Is The Fuehrer Of The World," released by the German BUNGALOW in 1998.
The German group composed of three young women and a young man have created, perhaps unknowingly, a POP-GARAGE gem. Surely they've listened to some pop punk records, let's say BUZZCOCKS and the like, and they've slightly modified the recipe with new ingredients like keyboards, various sound effects, and an innocent and insane melodic taste that only beginner bands have and lay out without the slightest sense of modesty. The album lasts just half an hour; it couldn't be otherwise. There's not a moment of boredom, melodies of childlike simplicity that bring joy.
A second album would never have conveyed the vitality of these songs, better that they stopped, at least I think. WHO KNOWS!!!!! I will promptly be proven wrong. Nothing better as a soundtrack for a carefree spring.
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Pop Tarts' only album, 'Woman Is The Fuehrer Of The World,' delivers pure, innocent fun with energetic and joyful melodies. This 1998 German release blends pop-punk inspirations with unique keyboard and sound effects. At just half an hour, the album maintains a lively pace without boredom. The reviewer appreciates the band's unmodest youthful charm and prefers the band ended here to preserve the album's vitality.Tracklist
Pop Tarts
Described in the provided review as a German group (three women and a man) that released the album Woman Is The Fuehrer Of The World on the German label BUNGALOW in 1998; praised as a short, energetic pop-garage record with pop-punk influences.01 Reviews
