Along with Fair Warning's self-titled debut and Bonfire's Knock Out, One Night Stand is a brilliant example of the German melodic rock sound in the early `90s.

Casanova took the basic American arena rock/AOR formula and added a distinctly European sense of polish and precision.

They also took elements from the Hollywood hair metal scene, substituted heart and emotion for spandex and sleaze, and came up with a sound that is completely irresistible.

With One Night Stand in particular, you get a good indication of Casanova's range, from fist-pumping anthems to grooving rockers to slower numbers.

Since Divebomb's 2010 reissue of One Night Stand (longtime out-of-print),fans expected a new edition.

Bad Reputation took the challenge to do better than the 2010's reissue and offers 10 bonus tracks !!! .

The song "Here Comes That Feelin' Again" was recorded during the One Night Stand sessions but never made it to the final album.

The remaining nine bonus tracks are live, studio, demos, '(even an unreleased one) and a song for a Tribute to Kiss (Demon Drive) If you're a fan of the classic European melodic rock sound of bands like Bonfire, Jaded Heart, Treat and Fair Warning, or are a fan of Michael Voss's work in Mad Max, you owe it to yourself to discover Casanova.

Now that both Casanova and One Night Stand have been reissued, there's no excuse to miss these gems.