Echt was a German pop band from
Flensburg active from 1997 to 2002. Their second album ''Freischwimmer'' charted as no. 1 in the German album charts in 1999.
Members
* Kim Alexander Frank (
Vocals
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* Kai Fischer (
Guitar
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* Florian "Florst" Sump (
Drums)
* Andreas "Puffi" Puffpaff (
Bass guitar
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* Gunnar Astrup (
Keyboards)
Discography
Albums
* 1998: ''Echt''
* 1999: ''Freischwimmer''
* 1999: ''Live bei Overdrive''
* 1999: ''Echt präsentiert die Play it music school'' (2 CD + Songbook including chords for the guitar)
* 2000: ''Recorder''
Singles
* 1998: "Alles wird sich ändern"
* 1998: "Wir habens getan"
* 1998: "Wo bist Du jetzt?" (written by Michel van Dyke)
* 1999: "Fort von mir"
* 1999: "Du trägst keine Liebe in dir" (written by Michel van Dyke)
* 1999: "Weinst du"
* 2000: "Junimond"
* 2000: "2010"
* 2001: "Wie geht es Dir so"
* 2001: "Stehengeblieben"
Samplers
* 1999: ''POP 2000 / Das Gibts Nur Einmal'' (König von Deutschland)
* 2000: ''Crazy, Original Soundtrack'' (Junimond)
DVD
* 2000: ''Crazy Platinum Edition'' (with 6 live videos, making of "Junimond", and "Junimond"
music video
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References
External links
Official Website (German)ECHTonline: Echt Archive (German)
German boy bands
People from Flensburg
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