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Various Europop 1990 Germany

Genre:	Pop
Performer:	Various
Title:	P.O.P. mit Dr. Ben Volume 2
Style:	Europop
Date of release:	1990
Country:	Germany
MP3 album size:	1911 mb
FLAC APE album size:	1824 mb
WMA album size:	1466 mb
Digital formats:	VOC AA AC3 AUD APE MP3 ASF

Tracklist

–Maxi Priest	Close To You	4:03
–Sandra	(Life May Be) A Big Insanity	4:29
–Falco	Data The Groove	4:38
–Dance With A Stranger	The Invisible Man	4:04
–Laid Back	Highway Of Love (Radio Edit)	3:57
–Vaya Con Dios	What's A Woman?	3:56
–Nick Kamen	I Promised Mayself	3:56
–Snap*	Ooops Up (Edit)	3:59
–Erasure	Star	3:38
–Jay Ski	It's A Family Affair	3:51
–Kim Wilde	It's Here	3:31
–Mr. Lee	I Like Girls (7" Edit Of Club Mix)	3:48
–Big Fun	Hey There Lonely Girl	3:40
–49Ers	Girl To Girl (Single Remix)	3:32
–Guru Josh	Whose Law (Is It Anyway?)	3:40

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
260 965-222	Various	P.O.P. mit Dr. Ben Volume 2 ‎(CD, Comp)	Ariola	260 965-222	Germany	1990
210 965	Various	P.O.P. mit Dr. Ben Volume 2 ‎(LP, Comp)	Ariola	210 965	Germany	1990

Heri

"One more funny compilation I listened to. The Maxi Priest performance is awfully familiar – I was just surprised that it was released as early as 1990. Sandra sounds like always. "Highway of Love" by Laid Back – yeah, the same group that made "Sunshine Reggae" back in '83 – is quite all right. Vaya Con Dios' "What's a Woman" is almost as good as "Heading for a Fall" but much better than "Don't Cry for Louie." A familiar song, too; I remember some girl having presented it at school in some kind of juke box jury. "I Promised Myself", which one of my friends has played a lot as an A-Teens version, is here as a Nick Kamen original; it is probably the best song of the compilation. "Star" by Erasure – a number whose existence I had completely forgotten – is almost that nice. Kim Wilde sounds like herself. "Hey There Lonely Girl" is a nice song and I wonder if Big Fun is its original performer. Guru Josh was much more brilliant on "Infinity" than on the song that closes the album, "Whose Law (Is It Anyway)." Not a bad compilation; actually, this was quite interesting." by fairyeee at rateyourmusic.com 26.12.2007