Prostitute
Alphaville · 1994
71 min · 16 tracks · synth-pop
Ethereal synths and introspective lyrics converge, crafting a moody soundscape that reflects a journey through desire and existential reflection.
Prostitute is an album by Alphaville, released in 1994. Ethereal synths and introspective lyrics converge, crafting a moody soundscape that reflects a journey through desire and existential reflection. Upon its release, 'Prostitute' was noted for its intricate production and lyrical depth, contributing to a revival of interest in synth-pop during the early '90s. Although it did not achieve the same chart success as earlier works, it has since garnered critical acclaim for its avant-garde approach and has been recognized as a significant influence on later electronic artists. Here's what makes it worth your time and what to listen to next.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Prostitute sound like?
Ethereal synths and introspective lyrics converge, crafting a moody soundscape that reflects a journey through desire and existential reflection. Rooted in synth-pop.
What makes Prostitute by Alphaville notable?
Upon its release, 'Prostitute' was noted for its intricate production and lyrical depth, contributing to a revival of interest in synth-pop during the early '90s. Although it did not achieve the same chart success as earlier works, it has since garnered critical acclaim for its avant-garde approach and has been recognized as a significant influence on later electronic artists. By the time 'Prostitute' was released in 1994, Alphaville was transitioning from their commercial peak in the late '80s with hits like 'Big in Japan.' This album marked a significant artistic evolution, as it showcased more mature themes and complex arrangements, following the somewhat subdued reception of their previous album, 'Forever Young' (1984). The shift towards deeper lyrical content indicated a response to both personal growth and changing musical landscapes.
How many songs are on Prostitute?
Prostitute has 16 tracks, running approximately 71 minutes.
Tracklist
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- 1 The Paradigm Shift Standout 3:47
- 2 Fools 3:56
- 3 Beethoven Standout 5:38
- 4 Ascension Day 5:47
- 5 The Impossible Dream 4:55
- 6 Parade 3:40
- 7 Ain’t It Strange Standout 5:22
- 8 All in the Golden Afternoon 3:40
- 9 Oh Patti 1:45
- 10 Ivory Tower 3:16
- 11 Faith 3:56
- 12 Iron John 3:44
- 13 The One Thing 3:55
- 14 Some People 4:41
- 15 Euphoria 7:05
- 16 Apollo 6:10
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