In 1994, their next album, Uuaarrgh! (onomatopoeic, like a big “ouch”, as in comics) was released, which sold 100,000 copies. For the American market, UUAARRGH! (as well as the later compilation album Kraut & Rüben ) was distributed by Fat Wreck Chords , one of the most successful and influential punk labels in the world. The version of this album produced by Fat Wreck was cut from 25 songs to 13 songs, which were also different versions than the German ones.
Released album Uuaarrgh!
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