[NET/US/Mai 2010] (Examiner.com) “Strange” de Tokio Hotel, classé parmi les meilleures chansons de l'album "Almost Alice"

The German band, Tokio Hotel has the ability to inspire fans through its songs. From Tokio Hotel fans who have learned German because of the band to fans who raise money for AIDS, the band’s songs offer its listeners something that expresses the universal regardless of the country from which they originate. The latest Tokio Hotel inspiration is the song, “Strange” from the “Almost Alice” CD (inspired by the movie “Alice in Wonderland”). It has garnered a thumbs up from a student journalist with the “My High School Journalism” project.


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The song “Strange” featuring Kerli, was the track that Tokio Hotel contributed to the “Almost Alice” CD. The student journalist, Lauren Mancini, rated “Strange” along with the Kerli/ 3Oh!3 collaboration “Follow me Down” and “Topsy Turvy” by Family Force 5 as some of the best songs on the track that capture the inner emotional life of Alice.

The kudos for Tokio Hotel’s “Almost Alice” song is just the latest in a string of accolades received by the Tokio Hotel twins, Bill and Tom Kaulitz along with band buddies Georg Listing and Gustav Schafer. The band’s influence can be seen widely from the awards it’s won for inspiring kids to learn German (the Sprachwahrer) to the music awards like the recent Radio Regenbogen Awards and the upcoming Comet 2010 Awards.

“Almost Alice” features tracks by artists like Avril Lavigne and the All-American Rejects. The album was originally released on March 2, according to Amazon.com.