Very durchwachsenes album

The new - at least in Austria - quite large was promoting her album of the Falcon can not deliver what it has promised. And in reality, one must not be surprised about it because Falco is had a good reason not to publish the songs. One must hold, however, that the song "The Spirit Never Dies" is really good.

Overall, seven previously unreleased songs are on the album. In addition, the two Jeanny, Hombre Que Pasa, Poison were (both on "Damn we're still alive," already released) and a second version of "The Spirit Never Dies" to packed, so that we arrive at a total of twelve songs.

So we come to the new songs:

* Return to Forever: a scandal to publish it at all, because this piece is clearly why the Falke have buried it in the basement. It's an unfinished impression and Falco controls only a few tones at.
* Nuevo Africana: Can I listen to quite, but certainly not extreme thriller complacent.
* Sweet Symphony: Go that way. If you hear it often, it is not so bad.
* Kissing in the Kremlin: well-to resurrect the Commissioner once again an attempt. Very strong based on the style on the album Falco's solitary confinement. The backgrounds are a bit annoying, otherwise really interesting.
* Dada Love: Classic Falco rap. As the title says Falco tried here on Dadaism. Vaguely reminiscent of Kraftwerk (Tour de France, highway), but with Falco-typical elements.
* Forever: can not convince. A bit of symphonic sounds and that was it; whether Falco has ever contributed a sound remains open. As the introductory song not typical Falco. Would be better to stay in the basement.
* And of course, The Spirit Never Dies: Definitely the best of the new songs. Was already fallen when he was played on Ö3 the first time.