Berlin (band) - Definition and Overview

Berlin was both the name of the pop group and pseudonym for its singer, Terri Nunn. Berlin was formed not in Germany (as the group/singer's title suggests), but in Orange County, California. Their/her first significant hit was the synth-driven "Sex (I'm A...)", but it was "Take My Breath Away" (from the movie Top Gun) that became their/her best selling single in 1986. They/she had two other hits: "The Metro," which was later covered by System of a Down, Alkaline Trio and The Anix, and "No More Words."

Aside from Nunn, the core members of the band were John Crawford (bass guitar and keyboards), and David Diamond (keyboards).

Discography

• Information (1980)
• Pleasure Victim (1982, rereleased on Geffen Records in 1983)
• Love Life (1984)
• Count Three And Pray (1986)
• Dancing In Berlin (1987)
• Best Of Berlin 1979-1988 (1988)
• Moment Of Truth (1991)
• Master Series (1997)
• Fall Into Heaven (1999)
• Fall Into Heaven 2 (1999)
• Greatest Hits Remixed (2000)
• (2000)
• Voyeur (2001)

External link

• The Berlin Fan Page (http://www.berlinpage.com/)