Junge Roemer

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Junge Roemer
Studio album by Falco
Released	1984
Genre	Pop-rock, Pop rap
Length	37:51
Label	A & M Records
Producer	Robert Ponger
Professional reviews
All Music Guide link
Falco chronology
Einzelhaft (1982) Junge Roemer (1984) Falco 3 (1985)

Junge Roemer (Young Romans) is the second album by the Austrian pop rap artist Falco, released in 1984 (see 1984 in music).

Contents 1 Production and success 2 Track listing 3 Charts 3.1 Album 3.2 Singles

[edit] Production and success

The album was a number one hit in his native Austria. The title track was a hit single there as well as in Switzerland, and most notably in Spain, where it peaked at number two. Curiously the name's often misspelled in english as "Jungle Roemer". Still, the project was considered a relative disappointment compared with the international number one success of the breakthrough hit single from his previous album, "Der Kommissar." This inspired him to change producers and incorporate more English phrases for titles and choruses, which resulted in a trio of worldwide hits two years later with "Rock Me Amadeus," "Vienna Calling," and "Jeanny."

[edit] Track listing

1. "Junge Roemer" - 4:33
2. "Tut-Ench-Amon (Tutankhamen)" - 4:33
3. "Brillantin' Brutal'" - 3:50
4. "Ihre Tochter" - 4:31
5. "No Answer (Hallo Deutschland)" - 3:39
6. "Nur mit dir" - 4:29
7. "Hoch wie nie" - 4:23
8. "Steuermann" - 3:47
9. "Kann es Liebe sein" - 4:06

[edit] Charts

[edit] Album

Jahr	Titel	Top-Position
		A
1984	Junge Roemer	1

[edit] Singles

Year	Singles	A	CH	GER	ES
1984	Junge Roemer	8	24	-	2