In 1998 , E-Rotic have released their first Greatest Hits compilation album titled '' Greatest Tits - The Best of E-Rotic '' , along with the single " Baby Please Me " and the megamix " Die geilste Single der Welt " ( German for " The Horniest Single in the World " ) to promote the album in Germany . In 1999 , their second and final single from '' Sexual Madness '' , called " Do n't Say We 're Through " , was released and later E-Rotic tried to enter the Eurovision Song Contest 2000 representing Germany but ended in sixth place in the pre-selection with the single " Queen of Light " . This was the only time , where Macchi-Meier had to perform and sing live , when she was always lip syncing Leigh 's and later Madajewski 's singing parts on live shows . The song was later added on E-Rotic 's sixth studio album '' Gim me , Gim me , Gim me '' and on Missing Hearts debut studio album '' Mystery '' ( labeled as Missing Heart ) , in 2000 . After that , E-Rotic focused more on the Japanese music market , where they kept more popular when the interest in Eurodance music in Europe waned at the end of the 1990s . In 1999 , the fifth studio album '' Kiss Me '' was released in Japan with the three singles " Oh Nick Please Not So Quick " , " Kiss Me " and " Mambo No . Sex " , which all failed to chart . The latter mentioned single , was released on the later released German edition of '' Kiss Me '' , retitled '' Mambo No . Sex '' with a different track list and cover art leaned on the success of Lou Bega 's " Mambo No. 5 " at that time . The release of '' Kiss Me '' / '' Mambo No . Sex '' also marks the final with Leigh on vocals , who were replaced by Madajewski later in 2000
Eurovision Song Contest 2000
Eurovision Song Contest 2000
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