I have both the English version of this cd and all of the songs in German, and I would just like to say that I am so glad that they came out with English. While I do love the German, sometimes it is nice to know what they're saying. Since Bill, Tom, and company helped to translate this cd themselves, I feel like it's still the same old Tokio Hotel, just in English. It really was worth it to buy the English, the slight changes in translation are interesting and it is obvious that they put some time into it. I would highly reccomend this cd to anyone who loves Tokio Hotel and people who also like it when a rock band doesn't say the F word every five seconds. A great CD and a great investment! I love this thing!

Tokio Hotel recorded some of their songs in English because they wanted to share their lyrics with others who might not know German... they wanted to be sure that the meaning of their songs was correctly translated. That is what this album is.

It's fantastic.

Anyone who thinks they do not like Tokio Hotel? If they hear Sacred or By Your Side is sure to be hooked

I had wondered how their hits would translate into English from German, hoping the best. I wasn't disappointed. Der Wunderkinds do it again. Now you finally get the idea of what they convey, but not entirely as potent as their German brewed rock. Totally great in English with perfect rhythm, timing, and wording, but guess what? They're even better in German! I'm gonna keep buying their English -UK- (hopefully soon AMERICA release albums) but that doesn't mean I'm gonna stop getting the German CDs.

Totio Hotel ROCKS!!! This is the first CD I've listened to and actually like ALL the songs. You know how there's normally one you really don't like... This one isn't like that at all (my opinion). Their music is full of enery... don't know anyother way to say it. They're a very talented band for being so young. And they sound great in both German and English! :)

Speaking as someone over the age of 21, I find this to be very good. Tokio Hotel does NOT play metal, goth, or emo. This is a straight-up rock album, in almost the same vein as the Scorpions style IMO. I also think it's a big misconception that Tokio Hotel's music is just for teenagers. Sure, some (but not all) their songs are about struggling against authority and trying to find your way. But since when does that end as soon as college is over and you get a full-time job?

This is an excellent rock album I liked instantly and like even more each time I listen to it. Their Humanoid cd after this one is even better. I really hope these guys have a long career and don't burn out on either the industry or the lifestyle.