Purpurmond
Purpurmond (in English, Purple Moon) was the 6th studio album by Münchener Freiheit in their native language, reaching #17 in the German charts. Three minor hit singles were released from the album, the most successful being the lead-off single Verlieben verlieren. The album's promotional tour was later chronicled on the double CD/video Freiheit Live (1990).
| Purpurmond | ||||
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| Released | 1989 | |||
| Recorded | 1989 | |||
| Genre | Pop | |||
| Length | 43:37 | |||
| Label | CBS | |||
| Producer | Armand Volker | |||
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Most tracks from the album were re-recorded in English and released in 1990 as the album Love is No Science.
Track listing
- Verlieben verlieren 4:10
- Die unsichtbare welt 4:00
- Stell dir vor 3:14
- In der Mitte dieser Nacht 3:54
- Ihr kommt zu spät 4:21
- Laß mich nie mehr los 3:34
- Wo du bist 3:56
- Ich will dich nochmal 4:12
- Purpurmond 3:56
- Wenn ein Stern vom Himmel fällt 4:49
- Was ich fand 3:31
- Verlieben verlieren (rhythm remix) 4:16 (CD versions only)
All music and lyrics by Stefan Zauner and Aron Strobel
Personnel
- Stefan Zauner - Vocals
- Aron Strobel - Guitars
- Michael Kunzi - Bass
- Alex Grünwald - Keyboards
- Rennie Hatzke - Drums
Produced by Armand Volker
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