Tokio Hotel: English songs or German songs?

SiMONE: 04/15/2008 2:11 PM
What songs/which albums do you like better?
The english ones or the german ones? maybe both?
A lot of people would say the english ones because they don't understand german.
Well, I like the german songs and albums better because they have more songs and better lyrics.
The songs really give more sence in english, because they're so hard translating sometimes.
Anyway, just really wanted to know, been wondering for a long time ! :]
*Simone
Replies: 5    
 
addictedtoshannon: 06/12/2008 5:02 AM
i enjoy and appreciate that the band has made an english album. shows they trully do have respect for every fan...
but i am a massive fan of their german music. its their native language, so to me, it feels more from the heart...
*eden
afireinside37: 07/21/2008 7:32 PM
Well i like both but mostly the German songs because it means more and i just think their better. ^_^
xxtokiohotel34xx: 07/25/2008 12:11 PM
I like both, but I prefer the German songs because that's their native tongue and it sounds more natural and better.
the english songs are good too =]
SiMONE: 10/30/2008 11:57 AM
see! every fan i've talked to likes the german songs better, it's their own songs from the heart and not just translated by the producers to make more fans in america.. no offence. americans are cool :)
andi201992: 02/15/2009 7:29 PM
I like them both

I love the german because its their first language and its just wonderful
but I also love the english because hearing him sing it live sounds adorable
his accent it so cute
:)
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