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CD Reviews (218): De / Vision - Try To Forget (MCD) (1993)

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fact that I still bravely acquire the albums of the now to Berlin that migrated Hessen and have also taken over time one or the other concert, has its origin in this very Maxi-CD, which ran justament in the background as I my favorite anno 1993 then (and now no longer even exist) visited the shops. So after my Stöber yield of the day dragged to the checkout, I asked for some time after just heard and summarily seized after the single and the information associated album "World Without End" with a . Braaaver customer!

the then still existing as a three piece band had for the title track but also everything draufgepackt to please the fans of the genre . Full-length dance ability and a pleasing melody paired with a snappy rhythm. The models Depeche Mode not be denied, but without really embarrassing run-ons. On a positive note, that this is not an excessive number of variants of the same songs are a mess out, but next to an original as "Radio Forg-Edit" bename Kurzmix nurmehr a stretched to six and a half minutes running length maximum version of the title track called "Forget-Me-Not-Mix" is contained . In addition, with "Can Feel The Drive" and an untitled bonus track instrumental nor required two-and-bred B-sides. When the first song, however, then still existing deficits vocal Steffen Keth clearly a state that has changed over the years heard.

refers Although this silver disc only an ample quarter hour of music, but even for nostalgia reasons, I leave here very happy to jump the second highest rating.

Rating: 4 was of 5