: The title track thrives on complex arpeggios. Lossless encoding reveals the depth of its lower frequencies, anchoring the emotional vocal delivery.
Music historians frequently note that the album's lead single, drew direct structural inspiration from contemporary powerhouses like the Pet Shop Boys ("It's a Sin"). The track reached No. 18 on the West German charts and remains highly regarded as one of the best examples of mid-80s European pop engineering. Finding a "New" FLAC Master
A standout track with unique, experimental production.
Released at the height of the "Eurobeat" explosion, Love Is No Crime was produced by the legendary duo Tony Hendrik and Karin Hartmann. This was the era of the Roland TR-808 and the Yamaha DX7, where production was becoming incredibly polished and digital.
(4:58) – A nostalgic, storytelling pop ballad.
Released as a successful single, boasting a very catchy, bouncy hook. John McInerney A nostalgic, narrative-driven synth ballad. "Charlene" Trevor Taylor
The album features 10 tracks, including several staples of the 80s dance scene:
(3:32) – A melodic, mid-tempo track featuring intricate synthesizer layers.