In 2007, the band announced the release of a career-spanning retrospective called "Don't look back", to be accompanied by a tour. Following the completion of that tour in late August 2008, the group entered an indefinite hiatus.
The brothers Wingenfelder reformed as Wingenfelder & Wingenfelder and have released three albums and a b-sides album, with plans record a fourth in 2017. Rainer Schumann released a solo album under the name Schumann. Christof Stein formed Wohnraumhelden and has released three albums under that name.
In 2016, the band reformed for their 30th anniversary, and released a new track. Additional new tracks were included in the band's new retrospective "30 - The Ultimate Best Of Collection."
Discography (albums):
1989 - Fury in the Slaughterhouse
1990 - Jau!
1991 - Hook a Hey
1992 - Pure Live! (Live)
1992 - Mono
1995 - The Hearing and the Sense of Balance
1997 - Brilliant Thieves
1998 - Nowhere...fast!
1998 - Super Fury: The Best of Fury In The Slaughterhouse
2000 - Home Inside
2002 - The Color Fury
2002 - Monochrome (Live)
2004 - Nimby
2005 - Acoustic Grand Cru Classé (Acoustic)
2006 - Every Heart Is a Revolutionary Cell
2008 - Don't look back
2008 - Farewell & Goodbye - Tour 2008 (live)
2017 - 30 - The Ultimate Best Of Collection
Related side projects: Driftland, Wingenfelder, Little Red Riding Hood, Thorsten Wingenfelder, Wingenfelder & Wingenfelder, Wohnraumhelden, Schumann, Kuersche & Members of Fury In The Slaughterhouse.
Protection
Fury In The Slaughterhouse Lyrics
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Protection, protection
Standing on the pavement climbing into cars Hoping the face reflects the heart Protection
All right now....
There's not a moment that I'm not
Protective of you
Riding on a wave of juvenile crime
I wonder if you can get off on time
Where did you get that bruise on your face You must have come home in a terrible state Protection, protection
All right now....
There's not a moment that I'm not protective of you
There's not a moment that I'm not effected by you
Groping in the darkness reaching for your shoes
Nobody cares for a child with your connections
Talking with the crew she's eager to impress Selling us a line in emptyness
You're tired little girl, you're tired little girl
Protection...
You're tired little girl
Protec5tion...
There's not a moment that I'm not protective of you......
The lyrics to Fury In The Slaughterhouse's song Protection explore the theme of protection and the various forms it can take. The opening lines describe someone wearing clothes that never really fit, possibly indicating a desire to hide or blend in, and hoping to get away with it. The repeated refrain of "Protection, protection" may imply a sense of vulnerability or a need for safety. The second verse talks about standing on the pavement and climbing into cars, and hoping that the face reflects the heart, suggesting a desire for protection from harm or judgment as one engages in risky behavior, such as juvenile crime. The third verse asks where a bruise on the face came from, indicating that something violent or dangerous may have happened, and underscores the need for protection in such situations.
The chorus of the song emphasizes the theme of protection, with the singer proclaiming that there is not a moment that they are not protective of the person they are addressing. This could be interpreted as a sign of love, caring, or a sense of responsibility for the person's well-being.
Overall, the song Protection explores different aspects of protection and the need for it in various situations, whether physical, emotional, or psychological. The lyrics suggest a sense of concern for someone who may be engaging in risky or self-destructive behavior, and a desire to offer support and safety.
Line by Line Meaning
Pulling on the clothes that never really fit Hoping she can get away with it..
She's dressing up in clothes that don't suit her, hoping to blend in and not get caught.
Protection, protection
She's aware of the danger and is seeking protection.
Standing on the pavement climbing into cars Hoping the face reflects the heart Protection
She's getting into cars with strangers, hoping they're trustworthy and won't hurt her.
There's not a moment that I'm not Protective of you
The artist is always watching out for her and making sure she's safe.
Riding on a wave of juvenile crime I wonder if you can get off on time Or whether you'd want to
She's caught up in risky behavior and the artist is wondering if she'll ever be able to leave it behind.
Where did you get that bruise on your face You must have come home in a terrible state Protection, protection
The singer is concerned about a bruise on her face and suspects she's been abused, urging her to get protection.
There's not a moment that I'm not protective of you
The singer is repeating that she's always watching out for her.
There's not a moment that I'm not affected by you
The artist cares deeply for her and is emotionally invested in her well-being.
Groping in the darkness reaching for your shoes Nobody cares for a child with your connections
She's struggling to find her shoes in the dark and the artist realizes she doesn't have anyone to turn to for help because of her background.
Talking with the crew she's eager to impress Selling us a line in emptiness You're tired little girl, you're tired little girl Protection...
She's trying to impress her peers, but the artist sees through her facade and recognizes that she's exhausted and lost.
You're tired little girl Protection...
The singer recognizes that she's vulnerable and in need of protection.
There's not a moment that I'm not protective of you......
The artist reiterates that she's always looking out for her and wants to keep her safe.
Contributed by Elena W. Suggest a correction in the comments below.