Disco de E-Type: “Loud Pipes Save Lives”

E-Type's third album is fabulous! It is jam-packed with positive lyrically-based Euro-Dance/Hi-NRG music! Even though this album has not been released in the U.S., the club music lovers have made possible albums' awesome hits "Paradise", "Camilla" & "Predator" on the one of the U.S. dance-oriented singles chart called the EuroNRG Top 40 chart. I strongly recommend this album to any Euro-Dance/Hi-NRG lover.

Many people in Sweden are sick and tired of E-Type. He can't really sing or rap, most of his songs sound pretty much alike, and he's not always in his best mood during interviews. His image is also pretty weird: despite rapping on trashie disco tunes, he looks like a heavy metal fan! Me and my colleague H.C. often laugh at his songs.

And yet, we cannot stop listening to them...

E-Type's music is catchy in an uncanny sort of way. At least on CD. Live is another matter entirely. "Loud pipes save lives" is probably the man's best album. It includes the hit "Paradise" and the songs "Camilla", "The Predator", "Dans La Fantasie" and "If heaven were to fall" (to mention just the best). The female singer Na Na is featured on several of the tracks. She's almost a proverbial "fat lady who sings".

BTW, did you know that E-Type's father is a well known presenter of natural science programs on Swedish television? Shows what a small country this is!

If Euro-trash disco isn't your cup of tea, you will probably hate the guts of this Swedish Viking. But if you love catchy pop tunes, you might want to check out "Loud pipes save lives".

this euro-trash stinks to sum it up

-bad male vocals sounds like Eifel-65

-sucks

-Don't buy unless your under the age of 12

-beats are ok but nothing special

if you like Euro-Dance/Trance then try Scooter (also bad male vocals)but Hi energy progessive style hard trance reminds me of early white lable Euro-rave-shit