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On this page you will find the most important releases of Kaizers Orchestra. A lot of the EPs listed here have not been released outside of Norway. Many of the cover pictures were taken from drmowinckel.com. That's also the page you should visit if you want a more detailed discography that begins with the pre-Kaizers-era.
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Kaizers Orchestra EP (den gule EPen)
Release date: March 2000, Norway, not available any more, since a small number of copies were released. |
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Ompa Til Du Dør
Release date: 1.9.2001, Norway. |
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Død Manns Tango (EP)
Release date: 1.3.2002, Norway. |
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Mann Mot Mann (EP)
Release date: 25.6.2002, Norway. |
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Evig Pint
Release date: 3.2.2003, Norway / 15.3.2004, Germany, the Netherlands |
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Ompa Til Du Dør (international version)
Release date: 9.7.2003, Germany, Switzerland, Austria. |
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Gypsy Finale (EP)
Release date: 11.4.2004, Norway, limited EP with live recordings from the concert in Rockefeller/Oslo on February 27th. |
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Maestro (EP)
Release date: 4.7.2005, Norway / 25.7.2005, Germany |
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Maestro
Release date: 15.8.2005, in Norway a limited edition of Maestro was released on October 24th 2005 with the bonus tracks "Action", "Tokyo Ice Til Clementine" and "Kalifornia". |
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Live At Vega (double album) CD 1
CD 2
Release date: 15.4.2006, Germany / 3.2006 Norway |
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Viva La Vega (DVD)
Extra material: - Studio report "Making of Maestro" Release date: 15.4.2003, Germany, Switzerland, Austria / 28.5.2006 Norway Total running time: 240 Min., English and German subtitles. |
This videography contains all Kaizers videos, that were officially released. Except for "Mann Mot Mann", which you can watch on kaizers.no, all videos are available on the "Viva La Vega" DVD. The screenshots were taken from the DVD.
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Kontroll På Kontinentet ca. 2000: Kaizers Orchestra's first video was a low budget production, produced by Flimmer Film in Bergen. The Norwegian actor Kristoffer Joner (right on the picture) contributed very much to the popularity of the video. Unforgettable is the scene, where Janove and Kristoffer go up and down the stairs in time with Killmaster's guitar solo. |
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Mann Mot Mann ca. 2001, produced by Tryllefilm in Stavanger. Until now the band's only animated video. Plot: A man visits Fru Love's hairdresser's shop and experiences and sees many funny and unsettling things... Watch the video on kaizers.no. |
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Evig Pint The video "Evig Pint" was awarded the Spellemannprisen for
the "best video" in 2003. It was directed by Magnus Martens
and shot at the beautiful coasts of Jæren in south-west Norway.
For the second time Kristoffer Joner plays a part in a Kaizers video.
Rumour has it he'd only agree to it provided that he'd have a moustache,
a scene in slow motion and a weapon. Plot: Janove is chased by two mafia
men and killed in the end (do not cry, it's just a film!). This highly
atmospheric video was shot within two days. |
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Maestro The video shoot for Maestro took place in a little circus near Berlin in 2005 and it took only one day. The band had asked three Norwegian directors before, but since none of them had the time, they came up with the idea to ask the German director Uwe Flade and QFilmproduktion. The circus people played a big role in the video, among others you can see a fire-eater, a snake lady, a knife thrower and strange red-haired twins. Watch the video and its Making Of on the Universal homepage. |
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Knekker Deg Til Sist This video was shot in the end of 2005 in Oslo. Magnus Martens directed the video for the second time. According to Kaizers they wanted to have a girl with big boobs in the video (since you rarely see those in videoclips nowadays...). It was also supposed to play in some sort of institution. In the video the band is confronted with their own clones. The most sexy and amusing Kaizers video so far! You can watch it on the Universal homepage. |