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In November 2004, the best of album Planet of the Apes was released, which included the new single 'Break the Line'. The limited edition contained a DVD with video footage of the entire concert. In November 2003, Guano Apes released the album Live, which was recorded during a concert in Cologne earlier that same year. The album was supported by the singles ' You Can't Stop Me', 'Pretty in Scarlet', and ' Quietly'. It reached number one on the German album charts and, just like its predecessor, was certified Gold.

Guano Apes' third studio album, Walking on a Thin Line, was released in March 2003 on BMG and GUN/Supersonic Records. 2' by Finnish cello quartet Apocalyptica. Also, Sandra Nasić contributed vocals and lyrics to the song ' Path Vol. In 2001, Guano Apes collaborated with German comedian Michael Mittermeier on the song ' Kumba Yo!', which reached No. A concert at Paradiso, Amsterdam was filmed and released on VHS and DVD, also called Don't Give Me Names. 'Big in Japan' (an Alphaville cover) and 'No Speech' received a lot of airplay and the album was certified gold in Germany. The songs ' Big in Japan', 'No Speech', 'Living in a Lie', and 'Dödel Up' were issued as singles. In November 2000, Guano Apes released their second studio album, Don't Give Me Names, on BMG and GUN/Supersonic Records. The non-album single 'Don't You Turn Your Back On Me' was contributed to the Meschugge film soundtrack in 1999.ĭon't Give Me Names and Walking on a Thin Line (2000–2005)

Guano apes offline tour movie#

'Open Your Eyes' appeared in the Warren Miller movie Fifty (1999) and Crusty 2000: The Metal Millennium (2000). The release of their debut album was followed by an 18-month tour of Europe and the United States. The songs ' Lords of the Boards' and 'Rain' were also issued as singles, with the former being specifically commissioned for the 1998 European Snowboarding Championship. The album peaked at number 4 in Germany and was certified platinum. The song was their first and most successful single, followed by the release in October 1997 of their debut album Proud Like a God on BMG and GUN/Supersonic Records.

The band's career took off in 1996 after they won the 'Local Heroes' competition held by VIVA, beating out over 1,000 competitors with their song ' Open Your Eyes'. Problems playing this file? See media help.