01. You're A Woman (05:21)
02. I Live (04:54)
03. Pretty Young Girl (05:46)
04. L.O.V.E. In My Car (05:24)
05. Kiss You All Over, Baby (05:53)
06. Hot Girls - Bad Boys (04:12)
07. For Your Love (05:56)
08. People Of The Night (04:56)

Backing Vocals [Additional] – Andreas Martin, Tony Hendrik, Wolfgang Remling
Drum Programming – Tony Hendrik
Guitar – John Parsons
Keyboards – Claus-Robert Kruse
Vocals – "Bad Boys Blue"
Vocals – Andrew Thomas, John McInerney, Trevor Taylor 

This is Bad Boys Blue's debut album and over the years it stands as their best album ever! I would give this album 10 stars, not 5 stars!!!!! Every song in this album is FANTASTIC and original. Of course, you will LOVE "You're A Woman" and "Pretty Young Girl". These 2 songs put them on the map to stardom and you'll understand why when you listen to them! Other excellent songs, include "I Live", "For Your Love", and "Kiss You All Over, Baby". A Must-Buy for all Euro-Dance music collectors around the world!! I guarantee you will cherish this album. ---amazon.com

Bad Boys Blue is a multinational dance-pop group formed in Cologne, Germany, in 1984 and originally featuring British lead singer John McInerney, American Andrew Thomas, and Jamaican-born Trevor Taylor. After Taylor left the group in 1988, he was replaced by Trevor Travis; upon scoring a number 89 chart hit in 1993 with "Save Your Love," Travis exited as well, and Bad Boys Blue continued as a duo until adding Mo Russel in 1995. His 1999 departure made way for Jo Jo Max. ---William Ruhlmann, allmusic.com

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1 	Queen Of Hearts 	4:11
2 	Jungle In My Heart 	3:38
3 	I Don't Know Her Name 	3:23
4 	Jenny, Come Home 	3:49
5 	Chains Of Love 	3:46
6 	How I Need You 	3:37
7 	I Need A Woman 	4:12
8 	I Don't Wanna Lose You 	3:13
9 	I Am Your Believer 	3:32
10 	Queen Of Hearts (Remix) 	4:16

This was the first BBB album I've listened to, back in 1990 and it still ranks as one of their best for me. There's a slight Euro-House influence creeping in (a sign of the times I guess), but most of the time there's still that classic Hi-NRG sound to most of the songs. Songs like "Jungle in My Heart", "Jenny Come Home" and "Chains of Love" could be considered Hi-NRG classics. There's a Silent Circle cover ("I am Your Believer") that's even more intense than the original (it goes completely over the top with the church organ). It's also the high moment for John McInerney's vocal display, because just as with the previous album "The Fifth", all songs here are sung by John. ---spacewalker, rateyourmusic.com

This I believe was the 6th LP from the boys, released in 1990. All the songs were written by the good old Tony Hendrick and Karin Van Haaren.

The album consists of 9 very melodic, light synthesizer-driven disco/pop songs. Lyrically the songs are simplistic, though they're also rather romantic and tender-hearted.

I think this is a great album to have if you like 80's Eurodisco/Pop, or if you like light synhtesizer music of artists like Pet Shop Boys, A-Ha. Lyrically and vocally i think BBB are inferior, but melodcially speaking I think they're better. The songs on here are extremely catchy and melodic, and one can easily dance to them.

basically this is a Great commercial 80 dance/pop. I like all songs on here so hard to single out any in particular.... Jenny Come Home, I Need a Woman, Chains of Love, I Don't Know her Name, and Jungle in my heart are all Terrific songs. ---andy, amazon.com

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