Advantages: All the hero's in one Disadvantages: Mixed sound recordings Sound louder and quieter in places
...At first glance you would imagine the CD to be the normal mainstream nonsense with Russell Watson singing Amor ti Vieta, but when looking at the back you do see that this is a quality CD.
So lights down low CD player on high and a nice Glass of wine and you are ready for an audio trip through operatic tenor modern history.
Track List: (THERE ARE 27 TRACKS IF YOU WANT A SUMMARY OF EACH ONE THEN READ ON OTHERWISE HEAD FOR BOTTOM OF REVIEW)
Track 1: O Paradis sung by Enrico Caruso
What a start to the Cd. Nothing but quality technique and voice on show here, one of the best renditions you'll ever hear
Track 2: Morgenlich leuchtend sung by Peter Anders
Not my favourite song and a big jump in quality from the first track but still an adept singer, the first sign that there is going to be a wide variation of voice and style...
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Advantages: Fantastic songwriting, no bad tracks Disadvantages: Just a bit too short
...Temple Of Low Men was perhaps the least succesful Crowded House album. Their self-titled debut exploded in America and other places followed. Woodface charmed Europe and their by then considerable fan base, and TogetherAlone continued this. Temple, however, lay in between their American and European success, and so was missed by many at the time. That was a real tragedy.
Temple has a slightly darker feel than the first Crowded House album, brought to it by perhaps two of the band's greatest songs: Into Temptation and I Feel Possessed. The songwriting on the album is magnificent, and the musicianship also shines through. Though the album lacks the raw power and atmosphere of TogetherAlone and the sunny harmonies of Woodface, it has a fantastic consistency to it which makes it easy to play straight through. In fact, therein lies...
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Advantages: Excellent stress relief Disadvantages: Too high for most people to sing along to properly!
...Having heard a few of his songs in the recent past (Tired of Being Alone - covered by Texas and Let's Stay Together - featured in the magnificent Pulp Fiction) and the inclusion of a few tasty snippets in a few episodes of Ally McBeale, I was propelled into buying this fab CD.
It has a blend of upbeat, dancy numbers and some toe-tapping ballads, but there's a part in most of the songs on this album that I just have to close my eyes to! And I don't consider myself to be an avid fan. This is my only Al Green album, but I definitely wouldn't rule out buying another!...
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helpful 15.07.2000
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