The album 's first five tracks ( originally planned to make up the A-side of an LP release ) were recorded in 1985 and ' 86 . " Arms Control Blues " is a spoken word track in which Dinger compares his idyllic life in Kamperland with the fraught negotiations between Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev on nuclear arms control , at that time taking place in Geneva . The album 's title track features Dinger 's step-daughter Yvi Paas on vocals , a role she would reprise on '' Die Engel des Herrn '' . " Lilienthal " is an instrumental piece recorded in and named after Dinger 's Düsseldorf studios , whilst " Touch You Tonight " is a short song influenced by The Rolling Stones . " Für Omi " is an instrumental eulogy to Dinger 's grandmother , who died during the recording of the album
negotiations
Geneva Summit (1985)
Blue (La! Neu? album)