Live '84

Album Description

Reinhard Mey's 'Live '84' is a captivating double live album that showcases the German singer-songwriter's exceptional talent and charisma on stage. Recorded in 1984, this album features a collection of Mey's most beloved songs, including 'Freundliche Gesichter', 'Diplomatenjagd', and 'Ich würde gern einmal in Dresden singen'. With his unique blend of singer-songwriter, schlager, and neue deutsche welle styles, Mey creates an unforgettable listening experience that will leave you enchanted.

The album's 24 tracks, spanning over 1 hour and 48 minutes, demonstrate Mey's impressive ability to craft songs that are both poignant and entertaining. From the upbeat 'Musikanten sind in der Stadt' to the heartfelt 'An meine alte Jacke', each song is a testament to Mey's skill as a storyteller and musician.

Originally released in 1984, 'Live '84' has become a classic in Reinhard Mey's discography, and its re-release in 2003 introduced his music to a new generation of fans. With its rich sound and intimate atmosphere, this album is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates great music and exceptional live performances. So, sit back and enjoy the wonderful music of Reinhard Mey, as he takes you on a journey through his captivating songs and stories.

January 1, 2003

℗ 2003 EMI GERMANY

About Reinhard Mey

Reinhard Mey, born Reinhard Friedrich Michael Mey, is a renowned German singer-songwriter and musician, celebrated for his profound storytelling and melodic prowess. Known as Frédérik Mey in France, his music spans a rich tapestry of genres including singer-songwriter, schlager, neue deutsche welle, and German pop. With a career that began in the late 1960s, Mey has captivated audiences with his emotive lyrics and acoustic guitar performances. His discography is a treasure trove of hits, from the timeless "Über den Wolken" to the heartfelt "Gute Nacht Freunde." Whether performing on stage or through his numerous albums and songbooks, Reinhard Mey's music offers a deeply personal and evocative experience, making him a beloved figure in the world of German music.