Who's that girl is in my opinion one of the best soundtracks. He went through at that time even when Madonna album, even though it only 4 songs of Madonna are represented. When I was 7 years old, I was already by my sister an avid Madonna fan. I was allowed to choose me for school enrollment at Hertie a Madonna cassette. Since I could no English and had the songs of course keione idea I had for the cover pick and therefore opted for Who's That Girl. The seller also told us not this is just a soundtrack. So I thought the Madonna and the man singing on the cover in a duet. Never dream, I would have thought off, the other artists like Club Nu ouveau (Step By Step), or Michael Davidson (Turn it up) were represented darsuf could. I knew not that there is a film to do so. I saw only 3 years later. Even on first hearing it was clear. I love this album. One of my favorite classic Madonna's "Who's that girl". Too bad that you get to listen to any more concerts him today. Right then I was enchanted by the exotic ballad "The Look Of Love". But do not Madonna songs liked and I liked all very good. Well except for El Coco Loco (a bit annoying). This soundtrack offers continuous 80-ies pop. This edition of the CD is now a Japanese reissue. That is where the CD was again reissued in Japan in 2005 and Digital Remasterd was. The sound is so on this CD issue much better and louder than on the original CDs of 1987. Finally, there are songs like "Who's that girl" or "The look of love" in good digital quality. Therefore I recommend this Japanese edition. Bonus tracks, as remixes or Extended versions are unfortunately not. Therefore only 4 stars. In Germany this soundtrack was never Digtal Remastered songs as Madonna's first 3 albums.
