Various - Danke 91

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Review by Akhil Nalliboina

Danke 91: A Forgotten Gem That Still Shines Bright Released in 1991, Danke 91 is one of those albums that feels like a time capsule from Germany's eclectic music scene. With its mix of Electronic, Rock, and Pop vibes—leaning heavily into Synth-pop and Pop Rock—it’s not just an album; it’s more like a musical kaleidoscope. Released under Columbia, this compilation brings together various artists to create something oddly cohesive yet wildly diverse. Spoiler alert: some tracks hit harder than others. Let’s talk about "Gonna Make You Sweat." Yeah, you’ve probably heard this one before—or at least its iconic beat. It’s the kind of track that makes you wanna throw your hands up, even if you’re just sitting in your living room trying to clean the house. The energy is infectious, with those thumping synths and relentless rhythm section. Honestly, I think they invented gym playlists after this song dropped. It sticks with me because it’s impossible not to move when it comes on. Even now, decades later, it still feels fresh. Another standout? “Vision of Love.” Sure, it might not slap as hard as “Gonna Make You Sweat,” but there’s something hauntingly beautiful about it. The vocals glide over the production like silk, and the melody lingers long after the track ends. It’s one of those songs where you realize halfway through that you’ve been zoning out, staring at nothing in particular while the world fades away. Those moments are rare in compilations like this, so props to whoever decided to include it. Now, sure, not every track here hits the mark. Some feel dated (looking at you, “Pan-Träume”), while others blend into the background without much fuss. But isn’t that part of the charm? Compilations like Danke 91 weren’t meant to be perfect—they were snapshots of what people were vibing to back then. And honestly, there’s something kinda cool about that. What strikes me most about this album is how unapologetically ‘90s it is. From the cheesy remixes to the bold experimentation, it doesn’t try too hard to be anything other than itself. In today’s hyper-polished music landscape, that rawness almost feels rebellious. So yeah, Danke 91 may not change your life, but it’ll definitely give you a few hours of solid listening—and maybe make you laugh at how far we’ve come since 1991. Who knew synth beats and pirate-themed remixes could coexist so peacefully?

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Time, Love & Tenderness4:14
Lass Mich Dein Pirat Sein (Remix '91)3:25
Pan-Träume2:58
Don't Dream It's Over4:02
Seal Our Fate3:55
Baila Me3:44
Woman To Woman3:56
You4:04
Where The Eagle Learns To Fly3:47
This Beat Is Hot3:39
No Deeper Meaning4:08
Gonna Make You Sweat4:05
Highwire3:31
Vision Of Love3:28
Nur Dich3:52
Like A Snake3:42
Black Or White3:22
Tonight3:21
Liebe Auf Den Ersten Blick4:06
Love ... Thy Will Be Done4:06

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Catalog Numbers

CDCOL 1991

Labels

Columbia

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Formats

  • CD
  • Compilation
  • Promo

Companies

RoleCompany
Phonographic Copyright (p)Sony Music Entertainment (Germany) GmbH
Copyright (c)Sony Music Entertainment (Germany) GmbH
Record CompanySony Music Entertainment Inc.
Distributed BySony Music
Glass Mastered AtDADC Austria

Notes

  • Made in Austria
  • Only For Promotion

Barcodes

  • Barcode: none
  • Matrix / Runout: 07-001991-10 13 A6
  • Label Code: LC 0162
  • Rights Society: GEMA
  • Other (Sony Code): 07-001991-10

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Danke 91* is like a musical time capsule from Germany in 1991. It blends genres like Electronic, Rock, and Pop, with styles ranging from Synth-pop to Pop Rock. What makes it stand out is its wild mix of tracks—everything from the infectious energy of *"Gonna Make You Sweat"* to the emotional depth of *"Don’t Dream It’s Over."* Oh, and let’s not forget the remix gem, *"Lass Mich Dein Pirat Sein (Remix '91)."* It’s basically a snapshot of early '90s vibes, showing how diverse and experimental music was back then. Not your typical album, right?