Regenbogen's "I Bin A Steirer" captures a distinctly Austrian moment in mid-seventies pop, when regional pride and infectious melody could sit comfortably together on the radio. Released on Ariola in 1975, the title track wears its Styrian identity with genuine warmth rather than kitsch—a far cry from the slick internationalism that dominated charts elsewhere. The A-side rolls with that particular Europop charm of the era, buoyed by earnest vocals and arrangements that feel rooted in Alpine tradition yet unafraid of contemporary production. "Dabei Lieb' Ich Dich," the flip side, offers a gentler counterpoint, allowing the record to breathe between its two moods. This is music from a specific time and place, when Austrian artists could celebrate their heritage through pop forms without irony or apology. The vinyl holds up as a charming artifact of its era.