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Alphaville released their debut album 'Forever Young' following the international success of their first single 'Big In Japan'. The album was widely welcomed however it failed to chart in the UK.
The album did well in other countries - See Chart below
Astria number 16 Germany number 3 Italy number 20 Norway number 1
Sweden number 1 Switzerland number 4
USA number 180
Tracklisting: 01 - A Victory of Love 02 - Summer in Berlin 03 - Big In Japan 04 - To Germany with Love 05 - Fallen Angel 06 - Forever Young 07 - In the Mood 08 - Sounds Like A Melody 09 - Lies 10 - The Jet Set
'Forever Young' is the title track Alphaville's 1984 debut album. Though it was not the group's highest-charting European hit and failed to reach the American Top 40 despite three separate U.S. single releases, 'Forever Young' became something of a pop standard and has been covered by numerous artists since its 1984 debut.
Originally released by Alphaville as a single in 1984, 'Forever Young' was available in both its original mix and also in a dance version titled the "Special Extended Mix." Over the years the band has released several remixes and demo versions of the song.
The song's music video shows the band performing in one of the halls at Holloway Sanatorium in England. A number of ragged people ranging from children to the elderly awake to observe the band, then walk through a diamond-shaped glowing portal.
Just a year after the song's initial release, pop singer Laura Branigan covered 'Forever Young' on her album 'Hold Me' and began a tradition of performing the song as an encore at her concerts until her death in 2004
Amid rumours that Branigan was going to release the song as a single Alphaville's re-released the single in the US, but it did not prove to be massively popular. Branigan's version, though promoted on stickers adorning the album, subsequently remained an album cut in the US.
The Alphaville version was released a third time in the US in 1988, to promote Alphaville: The Singles Collection, and peaked at number 65, their highest charting (and also last) single on the Billboard Hot 100.
Click the link below to download the following:
Alphaville
Video Special Dance Version - video Demo Remix Electro Remix Techno Rave Mix Demo 2
Alphaville started in early 1982 as the band Forever Young, when Marian Gold and Bernhard Lloyd met each other at the music project Nelson Community. Some months later, Frank Mertens joined the project. Together the three wrote Forever Young and recorded their first demo of the same name. In 1984, the band were re-renamed to Alphaville and then released their debut single, 'Big in Japan', which Gold wrote in 1979 after hearing the music of Holly Jphmson's former band Big In Japan.
'Big In Japan' was Alphaville's biggest hit, topping the charts in Germany, greece, Switzerland, sweden and the US Billboard Dance Chart (the group's only Top 10 on any Billboard chart).
The single also reached the Top Five in Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Austria, Ireland and South Africa. It became the group's only Top 20 single in the UK singles Chart, peaking at number 8.
Click the link below to download the following: Video Demo Remix Culture Mix The Mix -Single Edit Extended Remix 1992 AD Freedom Mix - Single Edit Disco Galaxi Electro Mix Extended Instrumental AJ Remix DJ Tom Cut Bootleg The Mix - Extended Version 1992 AD Freedom Mix - Extended Version 198 Special Remix Version House Mix