Always and Forever is the original Eternal from 1993, released a while before Louise left the group for that footy player. In my opinion, they were better as four. I first layed hands on this album when I, um, borrowed it from my brother. I liked bopping around to it so I decided to pinch it for myself. He didn't care cause he got it free anyway, and he's an indie bloke. It's got a distinctly poppy feel to it, with a touch of R&B. Definitely good for a dance. Thirteen tracks, and the bonus 14th, a gospel version of the well known hymn, 'Amazing Grace'. It's basically a love song album, apart from the last. This album doesn't especially stand out in my collection, but all round, it's okay.
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Always and Forever -
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