Alle warten auf das dritte Album
Sie haben die ersten Songs bereits aufgenommen
Norbert Koch-Klaucke
Die Fans können wieder vor Freude kreischen: Tokio Hotel haben die ersten Songs für ihr drittes Album aufgenommen. Tag und Nacht haben sie daran geschuftet. Doch nach Schwerstarbeit zieht es nicht gerade aus, so lässig wie sich da die Jungs auf dem ersten Foto aus dem Studio zeigen.(Kommentar von mir: das Bild ist alt und kein aktuelles aus dem Studio)
Dabei sind für Bill und Co die Aufnahmen alles andere als lässig. Nicht nur Fans warten ungeduldig auf die neue Scheibe. Auch die Plattenfirma macht Druck, damit die CD rechtzeitig im Frühjahr 2009 erscheint.
Aus gutem Grund: „Die Jungs haben einige Tracks fertig. Doch das Songschreiben ist noch nicht beendet“, sagt Manager David Jost. „Wir wissen auch noch nicht, wie das Album heißen wird, wie viele Songs darauf kommen.“ Zwischendurch ist die Band auf Tour, spielte erst am Dienstag erneut in den USA.
Nächste Woche sind TH wieder in Deutschland – und im Studio an einem geheimen Ort. Obwohl Bill es kaum erwarten kann, am Album weiter zu machen, zeigt er sich nicht gerade von der eifrigsten Seite. „Im Gegensatz zu den Reisen ist die Studioarbeit in Deutschland wie Erholung für mich“, sagt er dem KURIER. „Endlich kann ich jeden Tag bis zum Nachmittag ausschlafen.“ NKK
Berliner Kurier, 31.10.2008
Source http://www.berlinonline.de/berliner-kurier/print/nachrichten/240020.html
Sonntag, 2. November 2008
Angebliche Ex von Bill Kaulitz soll 300.000 Euro für Buch bekommen
Das schlägt dem Fass den Boden aus: Die 22-jährige Tierarzthelferin, Natalie B. aus Hilden, die mit ihrer Behauptung, 4 Tage mit Bill Kaulitz von Tokio Hotel ein Paar gewesen zu sein und auch mehrfach mit ihm geschlafen zu haben für große Aufregung unter den Fans von Tokio Hotel gesorgt hat, könnte jetzt tatsächlich auch noch reich werden.
Nachdem die hübsche Blondine angekündigt hatte, ein Enthüllungsbuch über ihre angebliche Beziehung mit Bill Kaulitz schreiben zu wollen, bieten ihr mehrere Verlage viel Geld. Ein Verlag aus der Schweiz will ihr sogar 300.000 Euro für die Exklusivrechte bezahlen !
Doch wer nun denkt, man muss nur behaupten, man habe mit einer Berühmtheit geschlafen und würde sogleich furchtbar viel Geld bekommen, der hat sich getäuscht:
Alle Verlage wollen die Sache nun einer genauen Prüfung unterziehen. Es soll die juristische Seite geprüft werden und Natalie B. muss nun endlich die versprochenen Beweise vorlegen.
Da sind wir einmal gespannt, was dabei raus kommt…
Source http://dcrs-online.com/angebliche-ex-von-bill-kaulitz-soll-300000-euro-fuer-buch-bekommen-200834582
Nachdem die hübsche Blondine angekündigt hatte, ein Enthüllungsbuch über ihre angebliche Beziehung mit Bill Kaulitz schreiben zu wollen, bieten ihr mehrere Verlage viel Geld. Ein Verlag aus der Schweiz will ihr sogar 300.000 Euro für die Exklusivrechte bezahlen !
Doch wer nun denkt, man muss nur behaupten, man habe mit einer Berühmtheit geschlafen und würde sogleich furchtbar viel Geld bekommen, der hat sich getäuscht:
Alle Verlage wollen die Sache nun einer genauen Prüfung unterziehen. Es soll die juristische Seite geprüft werden und Natalie B. muss nun endlich die versprochenen Beweise vorlegen.
Da sind wir einmal gespannt, was dabei raus kommt…
Source http://dcrs-online.com/angebliche-ex-von-bill-kaulitz-soll-300000-euro-fuer-buch-bekommen-200834582
Samstag, 1. November 2008
Is Tokio Hotel really collaborating with Miley Cyrus?
Is Tokio Hotel Really Collaborating With Miley Cyrus? Plus: Get A Sneak Peek At Bill’s Tattoo!
Published by Tamar Anitai on Friday, October 31, 2008 at 4:41 pm.
OK, I just got back from the interview a little bit ago, and this was by far my favorite of the three times I’ve talked to Tokio Hotel: the guys were super relaxed, their English is better than ever (the only words that needed translating from German to English were the words for “cockroach” and “sleeping bag” and maybe a few others obscure terms), making it even easier for them to answer a handful of your bazillion questions. And eat even more candy — I too brought them some of my all-time favorite Halloween candy, as you don’t show up to a Tokio Hotel interview on Halloween without treats! It’s simply not done! And I’m sorry, but Skittles are from amateurs. I’m kind of a candy pro.
Anyway, I’ve got about a half-hour’s worth of tape to get encoded for you guys, but I wanted to post a few highlights to make your sugary weekend even sweeter.
Many of your questions were about Bill’s new tattoo and the Miley Cyrus collabo rumors, so here’s the transcript of both questions to set the record straight.
Check out their answers below, and check back for the video interview next week for lots of Bill, Tom, Georg, Gustav, rats real and fake, cockroaches, and a even a brief tangent about Jessica Alba and her childrearing skills!
Buzzworthy: Bill, everyone wants to know what’s up with your new tattoo? Can you show it to us?
Bill: I can’t show the tattoo because it’s very huge, and I have to take off all my clothes, but I can say I have German words. But I don’t wanna tell the story about. Maybe a little bit later. But it’s a huge tattoo, and… I don’t know. I think I was at the tattoo studio for four hours. (In Germany.) And it hurts a lot.
Tom: And in German it means ‘Tom is my idol.’
Buzzworthy: Lots of fans are talking about the rumor that you’re going to be collaborating Miley Cyrus. Is that true?
Tom: Yeah we heard that. It’s not true.
Bill: Yeah no. Nothing is planned. We just met her at the VMAs, and she’s very cool, but no. There’s no duet or something planned.
Source http://buzzworthy.mtv.com/2008/10/31/is-tokio-hotel-really-collaborating-with-miley-cyrus-plus-get-a-sneak-peek-at-bills-tattoo/
Published by Tamar Anitai on Friday, October 31, 2008 at 4:41 pm.
OK, I just got back from the interview a little bit ago, and this was by far my favorite of the three times I’ve talked to Tokio Hotel: the guys were super relaxed, their English is better than ever (the only words that needed translating from German to English were the words for “cockroach” and “sleeping bag” and maybe a few others obscure terms), making it even easier for them to answer a handful of your bazillion questions. And eat even more candy — I too brought them some of my all-time favorite Halloween candy, as you don’t show up to a Tokio Hotel interview on Halloween without treats! It’s simply not done! And I’m sorry, but Skittles are from amateurs. I’m kind of a candy pro.
Anyway, I’ve got about a half-hour’s worth of tape to get encoded for you guys, but I wanted to post a few highlights to make your sugary weekend even sweeter.
Many of your questions were about Bill’s new tattoo and the Miley Cyrus collabo rumors, so here’s the transcript of both questions to set the record straight.
Check out their answers below, and check back for the video interview next week for lots of Bill, Tom, Georg, Gustav, rats real and fake, cockroaches, and a even a brief tangent about Jessica Alba and her childrearing skills!
Buzzworthy: Bill, everyone wants to know what’s up with your new tattoo? Can you show it to us?
Bill: I can’t show the tattoo because it’s very huge, and I have to take off all my clothes, but I can say I have German words. But I don’t wanna tell the story about. Maybe a little bit later. But it’s a huge tattoo, and… I don’t know. I think I was at the tattoo studio for four hours. (In Germany.) And it hurts a lot.
Tom: And in German it means ‘Tom is my idol.’
Buzzworthy: Lots of fans are talking about the rumor that you’re going to be collaborating Miley Cyrus. Is that true?
Tom: Yeah we heard that. It’s not true.
Bill: Yeah no. Nothing is planned. We just met her at the VMAs, and she’s very cool, but no. There’s no duet or something planned.
Source http://buzzworthy.mtv.com/2008/10/31/is-tokio-hotel-really-collaborating-with-miley-cyrus-plus-get-a-sneak-peek-at-bills-tattoo/
Tom Kaulitz survives Zombie apocalypse like Will Smith
Hotel will be in flight back to Germany on Halloween, but they still have some tips on how to celebrate Halloween '08. Tom Kaulitz and Bill Kaulitz have an extremely unique style 365 days of the year, but they still dressed up in costume on Halloween as a child find out what they wore.
Buzznet: What is the stupidest couple costume?
Tom: (laughing) Milli Vanilli...
Buzznet: What is your scariest Halloween memory?
Bill: There was a Halloween party in an old, empty house - like a ruin - close to a train station. And that was really scary!
Buzznet: What is the best costume you had as a kid?
Gustav: I actually never got dressed up for Halloween.
Georg: I always liked to go as a pirate.
Bill: Vampire ...
Tom: (laughing) Executioner and porn star.
Buzznet: If you're too old to trick-or-treat what do you recommend doing on Halloween?
Tom: Just go to a really great party and get lost ...
Buzznet: What will you be doing on Halloween this year?
Bill: We will be in flight back home.
Buzznet: What is the best movie to watch on Halloween?
Tokio Hotel: "Saw IV"
Buzznet: If this Halloween turns into a Zombie Apocalypse, how would you survive?
Tom: We'll do it like Will Smith in "I Am Legend".
Source http://www.buzznet.com/musicnews/tom-kaulitz-survives-zombie-apocalypse-j3297801/
Buzznet: What is the stupidest couple costume?
Tom: (laughing) Milli Vanilli...
Buzznet: What is your scariest Halloween memory?
Bill: There was a Halloween party in an old, empty house - like a ruin - close to a train station. And that was really scary!
Buzznet: What is the best costume you had as a kid?
Gustav: I actually never got dressed up for Halloween.
Georg: I always liked to go as a pirate.
Bill: Vampire ...
Tom: (laughing) Executioner and porn star.
Buzznet: If you're too old to trick-or-treat what do you recommend doing on Halloween?
Tom: Just go to a really great party and get lost ...
Buzznet: What will you be doing on Halloween this year?
Bill: We will be in flight back home.
Buzznet: What is the best movie to watch on Halloween?
Tokio Hotel: "Saw IV"
Buzznet: If this Halloween turns into a Zombie Apocalypse, how would you survive?
Tom: We'll do it like Will Smith in "I Am Legend".
Source http://www.buzznet.com/musicnews/tom-kaulitz-survives-zombie-apocalypse-j3297801/
Tokio Hotel find their true love in America: Halloween Candy
Oct 31 2008 11:45 AM EDT
MTV helps satisfy the German band's collective sweet (and sour) tooth.By James Montgomery, with reporting by Kim Stolz
There are three things Tokio Hotel really like about the United States: fast food (particularly In & Out Burger), Hollywood movies (particularly those starring Angelina Jolie) and, strangely enough, American candy (particularly any brand they can get their hands on).
Naturally, they were rather upset that they wouldn't actually be in the U.S. for the single greatest candy-consuming day of the year: Halloween. Seems they're due back in Germany to continue work on their new album, which meant that after Thursday night's sold-out show at New York's Roseland Ballroom, they'd be packed on a plane and sent home, candyless.
Of course, when we heard about this, we decided to help. So, we surprised the guys backstage at the Roseland with a heavy-duty Halloween candy bonanza. In between stuffing Sweet Tarts, Warheads and Twix bars in their mouths, TH frontman Bill Kaulitz and his twin brother, guitarist Tom, actually managed to get a few words in too.
"In Germany, we do not have Halloween, which is a shame. We do have some of this candy though," Bill laughed, surveying the mounds of sweets before him. "We have M&Ms, we have these things here — Ritter Sport — and these too, [Kinder Surprise Eggs]. ... I'm not really into chocolate; I really love all the sour stuff. ... I just like the surprises [in the Kinder]."
"What kind of surprise is in there?" Tom asked bassist Georg Listing, who unwrapped the Kinder to reveal some sort of boat/duck contraption. "Is that a boat? Maybe it's a sex toy?"
Other highlights from our candy-filled rampage with Tokio Hotel included Bill's confusion over Pixy Stix ("Are they sour? Are they for the nose?"), and Tom's love of candy cigarettes ("It is bubblegum! We are all non-smokers, so this is good!"). Most important of all, despite their boasts that they like their candy as sour as possible, neither of the Kaulitz brothers could finish one single Mega Warhead ball.
"Gack!" Bill sputtered, spitting his Warhead onto the floor. "It's too sour for me."
And then, just as the candy frenzy was hitting its high mark, it was time for the guys to take the stage. So we bid farewell to the Kaulitz brothers, and wished them luck on their new album. But before they went, they had one message for their fans here in the States.
"We wanted to say thank you, and we will be back in December to play some radio shows. Also, happy Halloween!" Bill said, before asking, "Can we take some of this candy with us?"
MTV helps satisfy the German band's collective sweet (and sour) tooth.By James Montgomery, with reporting by Kim Stolz
There are three things Tokio Hotel really like about the United States: fast food (particularly In & Out Burger), Hollywood movies (particularly those starring Angelina Jolie) and, strangely enough, American candy (particularly any brand they can get their hands on).
Naturally, they were rather upset that they wouldn't actually be in the U.S. for the single greatest candy-consuming day of the year: Halloween. Seems they're due back in Germany to continue work on their new album, which meant that after Thursday night's sold-out show at New York's Roseland Ballroom, they'd be packed on a plane and sent home, candyless.
Of course, when we heard about this, we decided to help. So, we surprised the guys backstage at the Roseland with a heavy-duty Halloween candy bonanza. In between stuffing Sweet Tarts, Warheads and Twix bars in their mouths, TH frontman Bill Kaulitz and his twin brother, guitarist Tom, actually managed to get a few words in too.
"In Germany, we do not have Halloween, which is a shame. We do have some of this candy though," Bill laughed, surveying the mounds of sweets before him. "We have M&Ms, we have these things here — Ritter Sport — and these too, [Kinder Surprise Eggs]. ... I'm not really into chocolate; I really love all the sour stuff. ... I just like the surprises [in the Kinder]."
"What kind of surprise is in there?" Tom asked bassist Georg Listing, who unwrapped the Kinder to reveal some sort of boat/duck contraption. "Is that a boat? Maybe it's a sex toy?"
Other highlights from our candy-filled rampage with Tokio Hotel included Bill's confusion over Pixy Stix ("Are they sour? Are they for the nose?"), and Tom's love of candy cigarettes ("It is bubblegum! We are all non-smokers, so this is good!"). Most important of all, despite their boasts that they like their candy as sour as possible, neither of the Kaulitz brothers could finish one single Mega Warhead ball.
"Gack!" Bill sputtered, spitting his Warhead onto the floor. "It's too sour for me."
And then, just as the candy frenzy was hitting its high mark, it was time for the guys to take the stage. So we bid farewell to the Kaulitz brothers, and wished them luck on their new album. But before they went, they had one message for their fans here in the States.
"We wanted to say thank you, and we will be back in December to play some radio shows. Also, happy Halloween!" Bill said, before asking, "Can we take some of this candy with us?"
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