Dou Haudsder Doch Den Vugl Naus! (Houchdeitsch: Das Schlägt Dem Faß Den Boden Raus!)

Released in 1987 by the regional folk ensemble Die Leitersheiser Altmühlbrothers, this recording was produced under the Tonstudio Cadolzburg label. The project emerged from the lively tradition of Franconian folk music, specifically targeting audiences who appreciated local dialect humor and the communal, lighthearted atmosphere of tavern-style musical performances. The title serves as a play on the idiom 'Das schlägt dem Fass den Boden aus,' using a regional variation to signify something that exceeds all limits of tolerance or expectation, a common trope in Bavarian and Franconian humor.

The album's design and thematic direction were rooted in the aesthetic of late-twentieth-century local German folk productions, prioritizing authenticity and accessibility over elaborate graphic design. It was primarily distributed within the immediate region of Middle Franconia, serving as a documentation of the ensemble's repertoire. While it was not a national commercial success, it was well-received among local listeners who valued the preservation of dialect-driven comedy and traditional arrangements during a period when modern pop music was increasingly dominating the German airwaves.