Klaus Doldinger - Film Ab Doldinger TV Und Filmthemen

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Review by Chris Hsieh

Film Ab Doldinger TV Und Filmthemen: A Sonic Time Capsule from Klaus Doldinger Alright, let’s dive into this wild ride of an album. Film Ab Doldinger TV Und Filmthemen by Klaus Doldinger is like that mysterious uncle at family gatherings—quirky, full of stories, and somehow always leaves you thinking about him for days after. Released in 1993 under WEA in Germany, it’s a genre-bending masterpiece that blends jazz, electronic beats, stage & screen vibes, rock, and even some bluesy disco sprinkles. Yeah, it’s as chaotic-sounding as it is brilliant. First off, kudos to Klaus Doldinger for wearing all the hats here—he produced this bad boy himself. You can tell he wasn’t just phoning it in; every track feels deliberate, layered with emotion and texture. The album serves up soundtracks, modern classical tunes, easy listening grooves, and more. It's basically a musical buffet where no two dishes taste alike. Now, onto the tracks. Let me pick two that stuck with me because they’re unforgettable for totally different reasons. --- Tatort Titelmusik Oh man, if there’s one track on this record that screams “late-night detective drama,” it’s Tatort Titelmusik. This tune has got suspense written all over it—moody synths creeping around like shadows, jazzy horns sneaking in when you least expect them, and this underlying tension that keeps your ears glued. I swear, listening to this makes me feel like I’m solving crimes in a smoky Berlin bar circa 1975. What sticks out most? The bassline—it’s so smooth yet menacing, like it knows something you don’t. Every time it plays, I half-expect someone to pull out a revolver or light a cigarette dramatically. Classic stuff. --- Das Boot (New Version) Okay, now flip the script entirely. If Tatort is dark alleys and trench coats, Das Boot (New Version) is wide-open oceans and existential dread. This reimagined theme from the iconic film still carries the weight of the original but adds this haunting electronic edge that gives it new life. It starts slow, almost meditative, then builds into these crashing waves of sound that make you feel like you're trapped underwater, staring at the abyss. Honestly, it gave me goosebumps. Like, who knew synth pads could sound so… claustrophobic AND infinite at the same time? Props to Doldinger for pulling that off without making it cheesy. --- The rest of the album keeps the momentum going strong. Tracks like Salt On Our Skin (Title Theme) bring a sultry, cinematic vibe perfect for those “gazing wistfully out of train windows” moments, while Flug Auf Dem Glücksdrachen (New Version) injects a playful energy that reminds you not to take life too seriously. Even the quieter pieces, like Erinnerung, have this dreamlike quality that lingers long after the music stops. What really ties everything together is how versatile Doldinger is. He jumps between styles like a kid hopping puddles—effortless, joyful, and slightly messy in the best way possible. Whether you’re into moody jazz, sweeping orchestral scores, or funky disco grooves, there’s something here for everyone. --- Final Thoughts: Listening to Film Ab Doldinger TV Und Filmthemen feels like flipping through an old photo album—each track is a snapshot of a moment, a mood, a memory. Some are vivid and loud, others soft and faded, but all of them add up to something bigger than the sum of its parts. And honestly? That’s what makes this album special. It’s not trying to be cool or groundbreaking—it just is. Fun fact: I listened to Hurra, Wir Leben Noch while writing this review, and suddenly felt unreasonably optimistic about life. Maybe that’s the magic of Klaus Doldinger—he doesn’t just write music; he writes feelings. Or maybe I just need more coffee. Either way, give this album a spin. Who knows? You might end up humming Mondlied during your next existential crisis.

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  • FLAC size: 747 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Flug In Die Hölle2:34
Erinnerung2:32
Hurra, Wir Leben Noch3:10
Sadness Theme2:42
Das Boot (New Version)4:23
Salt On Our Skin (Title Theme)3:17
Flug Auf Dem Glücksdrachen (New Version)3:17
Tatort Titelmusik3:19
Hecht & Haie2:01
Ein Fall Für Zwei3:00
Dolce Negresco2:20
Einer Von Uns Beiden4:34
Wolff's Revier1:17
Liebling Kreuzberg2:31
Mondlied3:30
Ocean4:06
Auryn5:36
Die Unendliche Geschichte3:52

Video

Klaus Doldinger- Das Boot Theme

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Catalog Numbers

4509-91861-4

Labels

WEA

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Formats

  • Cassette
  • Compilation
  • Dolby B

Companies

RoleCompany
Phonographic Copyright (p)WEA Music
Copyright (c)WEA Music
Made ByWarner Music Manufacturing Europe

Credits

RoleCredit
ProducerKlaus Doldinger

Notes

Die Musik aus: Liebling Kreuzberg * Die unendliche Geschichte * Das Boot * Tatort * Ein Fall für Zwei * Peterchens Mondfahrt * Salz auf unserer Haut * u.v.m.

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 7 4509-91861-4 2
  • Rights Society: GEMA/BIEM
  • Label Code: LC 4281
  • Other: MU
  • Price Code: WE 491

About Klaus Doldinger

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German saxophonist, jazzmusician and composer, born 12 May 1936 in Berlin, Germany.

Real Name

    • Klaus Doldinger

Name Vars

  • C. Doldinger
  • Doldinger
  • Doldinger Klaus
  • Doldinger, K.
  • Düldinger
  • K Doldinger
  • K. Doldinger
  • K. Doldinger/K. Doldinger
  • K.Doldinger
  • Klaud Doldinger
  • Klaus
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  • Klaus Doddinger
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Aliases

  • Paul Nero

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: Klaus Doldinger, a legendary German musician, released an album in 1993 called *Film Ab Doldinger TV Und Filmthemen*. It’s a mix of jazz, electronic, and even blues rock vibes. The album features reimagined tracks from iconic TV shows and films, like the famous *Tatort Titelmusik* and *Das Boot (New Version)*. What’s wild is how Doldinger blended styles like modern classical and easy listening with disco beats. Imagine scoring movies and TV shows while making it all sound smooth and timeless. That’s Klaus for you—a true musical chameleon!

Comments

balamahajan
balamahajan
2025-03-12
The NeverEnding Story
jpalangvanh
jpalangvanh
2025-03-11
That's not a U-Boat submarine.
littlekoskos
littlekoskos
2025-03-10
Good... But the picture is of a US battleship. Its really not that hard to find a picture of a Type VII U-boat and with some more time one of the actual U-96.
sheaglass35
sheaglass35
2025-03-09
BILD Schlachtschiff Tennessee ?
ahmed395323286
ahmed395323286
2025-03-09
Reminds me of my father. We would crank this so loud the cops would come. Its beautiful music and an amazing movie.
makeiteasy907
makeiteasy907
2025-03-09
die Musik zum das Boot ist so was von passend. Jedes mal wenn man es anhört kann man sich vorstellen man ist mit an Bord des UBoots!
Ich denke an alle Soldaten und Menschen die in diesen Krieg gestorben ober mordet wurden.???
P.S. Kriege ist absult nicht richtig!!!!!!!
sk9276205
sk9276205
2025-03-09
beautiful music
marlingrl92
marlingrl92
2025-03-08
a true classic..... L O V E I T !
andremascarenhas9
andremascarenhas9
2025-03-07
музон подходит к шерхану