Michael Learns to Rock (2004 album)

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Michael Learns to Rock
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Studio album by
ReleasedFebruary 9, 2004
RecordedFebruary – September 2003
Genre Soft rock, pop rock
Label Medley
Producer
  • Johan Bejerholm
  • Mats Berntoft
  • Chief 1
  • Moh Denebi
  • John Gordon
  • Nick Jarl
  • David Stenmarck
  • Johan Stentorp
  • Rune Westberg
Michael Learns to Rock chronology
19 Love Ballads
(2001)
Michael Learns to Rock
(2004)
Eternity
(2008)
Singles from Michael Learns to Rock (DK)
  1. "Frostbite"
    Released: 2003
  2. "Final Destination"
    Released: 2004
  3. "Salvation"
    Released: 2004
Michael Learns to Rock track listing
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
1."Frostbite" Jascha Richter, Johan StentorpJohan Stentorp4:20
2."Final Destination"Richter, Nick JarlNick Jarl, David Stenmarck3:21
3."Take Me to Your Heart"Philip Yin (music), Richter (lyrics)Johan Bejerholm3:58
4."Don't Have to Lose"RichterChief 13:41
5."Salvation"Richter, Chief 1Chief 14:00
6."Hit By a Feeling"Richter, StentorpChief 1, Johan Stentorp4:19
7."If You Leave My World"RichterChief 14:15
8."This Is Who I Am"Richter, John GordonJohn Gordon3:45
9."Home to You" (duet with Julie Berthelsen)Richter, Julie Berthelsen, Mats Berntoft, Moh DenebiMoh Denebi, Mats Berntoft3:37
10."Laugh & Cry"Richter, Berntoft, Denebi Rune Westberg 3:15
Asian edition bonus tracks
No.TitleWriter(s)Producer(s)Length
11."One More Minute"Lars MuhlJohan Stentorp3:28
12."Without Your Love"RichterRune Westberg3:56

Charts

Chart performance for Michael Learns to Rock
Chart (2004)Peak
position
Danish Albums Chart [2] 9
Swedish Albums Chart [2] 34
Swiss Albums Chart [2] 89

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