Review by Carlos Guerrero

Wolfgang Ambros' album, Stadtfest Bruckmur 2000, is a delightful collection of live recordings that captures the essence of the Austrian singer-songwriter's music. The album features 15 tracks, all of which were recorded during Ambros' performance at the Stadtfest Bruckmur festival in 2000.

From the opening track, "Es Lebe Der Zentralfriedhof," to the closing number, "Schifoan," Ambros' performance is energetic, passionate, and engaging. His distinctive voice, which is both raw and emotive, adds a unique flavor to each of the songs.

The album includes some of Ambros' most popular tracks, such as "Da Hofa" and "I Bin's Ned," as well as lesser-known gems like "A Mensch Möcht' I Bleib'n" and "Kumma Die Leut'." The live setting gives the songs an added dimension, with the crowd's enthusiastic response adding to the overall atmosphere.

Summary by Carlos Guerrero

Stadtfest Bruckmur 2000 is a must-have for fans of Wolfgang Ambros and Austrian music in general. The album showcases Ambros' talent as a performer and songwriter, and is a testament to his enduring popularity.