When Dackelblut disbanded in 1999, a gigantic musical gap arose in sophisticated German punk rock. In 2001, however, the remaining core group Rachut-Ness made a loud comeback in the same musical vein as Oma Hans. They started off in top form with the mini-LP "Bremen-Zürich-Karlsruhe" and then reached their peak a good year later with "Trapperfieber". Songs like "Tse-Tse-Fliege", "Ukraine" and "Django" are among the strongest ever released in this country. All the better to now have the two albums combined as a double LP in the form of a beautiful gatefold in the original artwork. There is also an 8-page LP-sized booklet with all the lyrics and poster images and the obligatory MP3 download code.