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Light Songs for Lazy Sundays

Love Algorithm

Don't Rush It

Stars: The Best Of The Cranberries 1992-2002

Ode To My Family

The Legend of Goran Bregovic

Ederlezi

Ane Brun - Big In Japan (Alphaville Cover) (live at TV Noir)

Marian Gold developed most of the lyrics while going to a dentist. The theme was based on two friends who were involved in the sordid drug scene of Berlin's Zoo station. The song tells of such lovers who fantasize about being drug-free. The refrain "big in Japan" symbolises this idea of being successful in another world.

"That line has a certain meaning. It means that if you're a complete loser, you're telling other people, 'I'm not a loser because in Japan I'm really big.' It's the lie of the loser and it fitted perfectly into the story of these junkies, which the song is about, in a very tragic way."
— Marian Gold

The phrase was inspired by the name of the real band, Big in Japan, whose album Gold had recently bought.

"As you know, there's a considerable musical market in Japan. If you wanted to become famous, what you should do was to form a hard rock group and then release an album over there; it would definitely sell well... so the story went ..."
— Marian Gold

Ane Brun - Big In Japan (Live)

A sweet, melodic song inspired by my recent marriage. Many lovely layers of strings, guitars, and vocal harmonies.

For Her Wedding Day

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