Modern Talking America: The 10th Album CD

America: The 10th Album Music

List Price	$16.99 (You save $3.04)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, R&B, Dance
Label	BMG (distributor)
Orig Year	2001
All Time Sales Rank	30160
CD Universe Part number	1688536
Catalog number	697802
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 20, 2001
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo

Modern Talking America: The 10th Album Songs

	1.	Win the Race
	2.	Last Exit to Brooklyn
	3.	Maria
	4.	S M S to My Heart
	5.	Cinderella Girl
	6.	Why Does It Feel So Good
	7.	Rain in My Heart
	8.	Witchqueen of Eldorado
	9.	Run to You
	10.	America
	11.	For a Life Time
	12.	From Coast to Coast
	13.	There's Somthing in the Air
	14.	I Need You Now
	15.	New York City Girl
	16.	Send Me a Letter From Heaven

America: The 10th Album Music Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

4 stars Modern Talking still doing a fine job!
It has been almost 5 yrs since their 'come back' and I was pleased with MT's 'America'. I have been following the band since mid 80's and have seen their style blend with new elements and dance sounds: 'America' is a good example of it. This CD mixes nice smooth romantic tunes ('Run to you', 'Maria', 'Send me a Letter' and 'For a Life Time' my favorite and the more adult oriented track) along with a good balance of dance tracks ('NY City Girl', 'Win the Race', 'Why does it Feel so Good', 'From Coast to Coast' and the fun 'Witchqueen of El Dorado' that lets one's imagination fly) with MT's exclusive flavor and signature beat. The title track, 'America', would have been more appropiated to close the CD or may be to not be included at all, but overall the CD is very good for long time and new fans alike of the German Duo.
Submitted by a reviewer (Columbus, Ohio, USA)
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4 stars surprised that i like this album.
This is the new and 10th album for modern talking.Released this year 2001,I bought this one thinking that it would not be as good as the ealier albums by MT,but this album has more than a few songs that are reminiscent of the "1980's" modern talking. "AMERICA" a great buy!
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