Modern Talking Back For Good CD Germany

Back For Good Music

List Price	$11.98 (You save $2.09)
Category	Rock Albums, R&B CDs, Pop, Dance, Electronica, Rock/Pop
Label	MSI Music
Orig Year	1998
All Time Sales Rank	4116
CD Universe Part number	1270761
Catalog number	157358
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 20, 1998
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Dieter Bohlen; Luiz Rodriguez
Additional Info	Germany

Modern Talking Back For Good Songs

1.	You're My Heart, You're M - (remix)
2.	Brother Louie	$0.99
3.	I Will Follow You
4.	Cheri Cheri Lady	$0.99
5.	You Can Win If You Want	$0.99
6.	Don't Play With My Heart
7.	Atlantis Is Calling
8.	Geronimo's Cadillac	$0.99
9.	Give Me Peace on Earth	$0.99
10.	We Take the Chance
11.	Jet Airliner	$0.99
12.	Lady Lai	$0.99
13.	Anything Is Possible
14.	In 100 Years
15.	Angie's Heart
16.	You're My Heart, You're M - (84' mix)
17.	You Can Win If You Want - (84' mix)
18.	No 1 Hit Medley

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

5 stars I love this album
I have nothing to say, I just love this album.
Submitted by a reviewer (Toledo, OH, USA)
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5 stars They are all excellent
The music was good as I have expected. It was too bad I have never saw them in concert. I would love to see them live...Does anyone have a detail on their next gigs? Please email me...THANKS.
Submitted by diamond_10874 (Maryland, USA)
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5 stars I Love Modern Talking
So good, better than others...
Very nice song, and very nice music...
Back for Good...

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5 stars The best popsongs ever!!
This is a CD that you MUST have if you like europopdisco music......

All Modern Talkings old hitsongs from the 80's in New Versions!!!!!

This is the best CD, ever!!!!!
Submitted by a reviewer (Borĺs, Sweden)
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