'Verlieben verlieren' can be translated as 'loving and losing', which qualifies this song as a story everyone has gone throu...

One of many Münchener Freiheit singles I bought recently, 'Ich will dich nochmal' was taken from their 1989 album 'Purpurmond...

The German band Münchener Freiheit released their third album 'Herzschlag einer Stadt' in 1984. The Neue Deutsche Welle, which had l...

' Keeping the dream alive ' is perhaps Münchener Freiheit's biggest hit, and it was taken from their 1988 album 'Fantasy...

Released in 1986, 'Es gibt kein nächstes mal' ('There is no next time') is a single by the German band Münchener Freiheit th...

'Diana' was the fourth and last single from Münchener Freiheit's 1988 album 'Fantasie'. It didn't chart, not even in...

'Kissed you in the rain' was the second single taken from Freiheit's 1988 album 'Fantasy'. As always, the track was prod...

Taken from the album 'Fantasy', 'Keeping the dream alive' is the English-language version of ' So lang' man Träume n...

'So lang' man träume noch leben kann' is a fine piece of orchestral pop, performed by Münchener Freiheit with the London Symphon...

The German band Münchener Freiheit started their international career in 1987 with an English language album entitled 'Romancing in the ...

Taken from their debut album 'Von Anfang an', 'Tausendmal du' became Münchener Freiheit's first hit outside of Germany. ...

The band Münchener Freiheit, composed of Stefan Zauner, Aron Strobel, Rennie Hatzke, Michael Kunzi and Alex Grünwald formed in the early Eig...