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Kaizers Orchestra is a Norwegian alternative rock group formed on Janu. Label = Sony BMG, Kaizerecords, Universal Germany, BroilerFarmĪssociated_acts = Skambankt, gnom, Blod Snått & Juling, Janove Ottesen, Zahl, Cloroform From left to right: Geir Zahl, Janove Ottesen and Terje Winterstø Røthing.

"Tokyo Ice til Clementine" (Tokyo Ice for Clementine)Īlso on the second disc of the limited edition are the music videos for "Maestro" and "Knekker Deg til Sist", along with the "Kaizers Orchestra Player", a custom-built music player with downloadable content available.Img_capt = Kaizers Orchestra live at Vega, Denmark, on October 6, 2005.

"Auksjon (i Dieter Meyers hall)" (Auction ) (Zahl)īonus tracks (Limited edition bonus CD).

"Papa har lov" (Papa Has Permission) ( Geir Zahl).

"Dieter Meyers Inst." (Dieter Meyer's Institution).

"Knekker deg til sist" (Break You in the End).

Lyrics and music by Janove Ottesen, unless otherwise noted. Lyrics for all songs are in the Norwegian language. This edition was originally intended to be recalled after the end of their tour, but can still be found in music retailers to this day. The last performance was recorded for a future live DVD and album, Viva La Vega and Live at Vega, respectively.Īfter some time, a 2-CD limited edition of Maestro was released, featuring a bonus CD featuring three previously unreleased tracks. At the end of the tour, on 5 and 6 October, the band performed two sold-out shows two nights in a row at the famous Vega concert hall in Copenhagen, Denmark. Shortly thereafter, the Maestro Tour, spanning most of central Europe and later Scandinavia, commenced. Maestro was released on 15 August 2005 the record received outstanding reviews from most of the larger newspapers in Norway as well as Scandinavia and other European countries. The release garnered much critical praise and helped to build expectations for the new release.

Before releasing the album, now officially named Maestro, Kaizers released an EP with the same name, featuring the single, the album track "På ditt skift" and two B-sides: "D-dagen" and "Sorti", as well as the "Maestro" video. A video for "Maestro" was also recorded in Germany. Some fans claims the track was "popped" after pressure from Universal, but Ottesen has never agreed with that statement. The first single, "Maestro", was changed from its original version to a more hit-friendly style. "Medisin og psykiatri" was eventually scrapped from both set lists and the album. The event was broadcast on the German radio station 1LIVE. Later in 2004, two more new songs, "Delikatessen" and "Maestro", were played at a German musical event called Eine Nacht in Bochum. Also, the song "Tokyo Ice til Clementine" was played once at an acoustic session for the Dutch Pinkpop Festival. On 27 February 2004, during a concert at the Rockefeller Music Hall in Oslo, a new song called "Medisin og psykiatri" was played.

They eventually landed a contract with Universal Germany. In January 2004, a 30-track demo was recorded, which the band pitched to various record labels. The song is about a man who willingly commits himself to a mental asylum, which set the tone for the overall theme of the album. The first song that was written for the then-untitled third album, "Dieter Meyers Inst.", frontman Janove Ottesen wrote on the pump organ in Café Mono, Oslo. 2.1 Bonus tracks (Limited edition bonus CD).