Limited 180gm fiery colored vinyl LP pressing including an insert with photos and lyrics. Acda and de Munnik was a Dutch cabaret and music duo consisting of Thomas Acda and Paul de Munnik. Their lyrics are mainly about love, the beach, youth and life. On the album Acda & de Munnik we make the first acquaintance with Herman in their debut single "When The Fire Is Quenched". It is a story of Herman, who looks back on his life until then and comes to the conclusion that everything went differently than he had hoped. Despite that he has a wife, child, house, car and a job. The album also includes the A & DM classics such as "Walk to the Sun", "Vondelpark tonight" and the now famous cover of the Jacques Brel song "The City of Amsterdam". "Beautiful Song" is perhaps the most emotional song of the album. In this song, the pain and loneliness after a relationship break is sung in a very intimate way by Paul de Munnik. 21 years after the release of the album, Acda & de Munnik is now available on vinyl for the first time.
M**K
Four Stars
Nice
C**N
Amazing CD
I would reccommend this CD to anyone who is learning Dutch and has an appreciation of good music. I find the music very appealing and the lyrics really help ypu build your language skills. The CD is worth having just for "De Stad Amsterdam", but you certainly won't be disappointed with the others!
A**E
five stars from Holland
This must be one of the very best dutch CD ever made. And although the music is very pleasent, it are the lyrics that make this cd perfect. The lyrics are so full of clever word games, that it amuses you every time. Every dutch speaking music lover should have this CD in their collection, although I wouldn't recommend it for English speaking persons.
P**M
Dutch Treat
I went to Amsterdam last year. While there, I saw one of their videos. I immediately went out to buy this disc. This has became one of my all time favorite cds and I do not understand a word of it. If you are a fan of Americana/No Depression, buy this cd.
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