Moti Special – Dancing for Victory (LP, 1985, Polydor) – Retro Synthpop, 80s Original

This LP , "Dancing for Victory," by Moti Special, dates from 1985 and is a prime example of the clearly produced synth-pop sound of the mid-80s. The band, founded by Michael Cretu (known for his work with Enigma) and Manfred "Thissy" Thiers, combined electronic rhythms, funk elements, and catchy melodies into a distinctive style that blended pop and new wave.

The album contains high-energy tracks that perfectly capture the spirit of the 80s – danceable, precisely arranged, and with high-quality sound. Ideal for lovers of authentic 80s productions or collectors of German synthpop bands.

Historical background:
Moti Special was founded in 1981 and achieved international fame with songs like "Cold Days, Hot Nights" and "Don't Be So Shy" . The band combined German studio technology with an internationally appealing pop sound and significantly shaped the European synth-pop sound. After two albums, the musicians went their separate ways, with producer Michael Cretu later achieving worldwide success with Enigma .

Condition:

• Vinyl: Very good (VG+) – surface with minimal, barely audible signs of wear. Plays cleanly and clearly, no skips.

• Cover: Good (VG) – Minor edge wear, small creases at the edges, subtle age-related discoloration. Front cover vibrant colors with striking 80s artwork.

Product details:

• Format: LP, 33 1/3 RPM

• Artist: Moti Special

• Album: Dancing for Victory

• Label: Polydor – 825 195-1

• Year of publication: 1985

• Origin: Germany

• Genre: Synthpop, Pop, New Wave

• Cover design: Typical geometric-futuristic 80s style

Notes:

• Original pressing from the 1980s

• Cleaned and inspected

• Images are part of the item description