Horizon (Culture Beat album) explained

Horizon
Type:	Studio album
Artist:	Culture Beat
Cover:	Horizon album cover.jpg
Released:	8 March 1991
Recorded:	August–December 1990
Studio:	paraDOX Studios
Label:	Dance Pool 467962 2
Producer:	Jens Zimmermann, Torsten Fenslau
Next Title:	Serenity
Next Year:	1993

Horizon is the debut album by German group Culture Beat. It was released on 8 March 1991 by Dance Pool. The album featured their first hit, "No Deeper Meaning", which reached No. 5 in the Netherlands.^[1]

Track listing

1. "Horizon" - 9:10
2. "It's Too Late" - 6:04
3. "The Hyped Affect" - 6:00
4. "Tell Me That You Wait" - 4:19
5. "Black Flowers" - 5:46
6. "I Like You" - 3:59
7. "No Deeper Meaning" - 6:01
8. "Serious" - 5:16
9. "Der Erdbeermund" (Vocals - Jo Van Nelsen) - 4:05
10. "One Good Reason" - 5:10
11. "Tell Me That You Wait" (Airdrome Club Mix) - 8:28
12. "Horizon (Reprise)" - 5:27

Personnel

Culture Beat

• Jay Supreme
• Lana Earl^[2]
• Jens Zimmermann
• Torsten Fenslau
• Jürgen Katzmann

Additional musicians

• Didi Kociemba
• Hubert Nitsch
• Istvan Hartmann
• Luise Tielmann
• Nino
• Peter Braunholz

Notes and References

1. Web site: Culture Beat - No Deeper Meaning . dutchcharts.nl . December 20, 2010.
2. http://www.discogs.com/Culture-Beat-Horizon/release/210827 Culture Beat – Horizon