WOLFENSTEIN THE NEW ORDER NEUMOND CLASSICS COLOUR LIMITED EDITION LP VINYL
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Description
LIMITED EDITION - ONLY 500 EVER MADE IN THE WORLD
HAND WRITTEN NUMBER 292/500
INCLUDES: Sleeve/cover, 1x red vinyl
CONDITION: New, sealed
Neumond Records is a fictional recording company in the alternate version of the 1960's where the Nazis rule the world. It acts as the soundtrack to Wolfenstein: The New Order. The songs are mostly German parodies of actual pop music from the era.
Tracks
Viktor & Die Vokalisten - "Berlin Boys and Stuttgart Girls"
The Bunkers - "Toe the Line" (Parody of The Kinks)
Hans - "Mein Kleiner VW" (Parody of "Summertime Blues" by Eddie Cochran)
Schwarz-Rote Welle - “Ich bin überall”
The Comet Trails - "Weltraumsurfen" (Parody of the Beach Boys)
Die Schäferhunde - "Zug nach Hamburg" (Parody of "Last Train to Clarksville")
Karl & Karla - “Tapferer Kleiner Liebling” (Parody of Paul and Paula)
Die Käfer - "Mond, Mond, Ja, Ja" (Parody of The Beatles with opening guitar riff similar to "Twist and Shout")
Wilbert Eckhart und seine Volksmusik Stars - "House of the Rising Sun" (inspired by The Animals's version of The House of the Rising Sun)