City Lights Volume 1.5 - Nicolay

Advantages: UK get a bonus track.
Disadvantages: May not like the sound.

...Being Thursdays fifth release, I am reluctant to say that they are still going strong. Thursday’s sound has always been very unique to me and despite the slight change of sound over the years they are still bring out music that is Thursday and only Thursday. People have said when War All The Time came out that it was not as good as their previous releases and that has also been said about this release, but that is always going to be the case. All I can say is that if you like Thursdays unique sound then you should like this album also. Track List 1. Other Side Of The Crash/Over And Out (Of Control) 2. Counting 54321 3. Sugar In The Sacrament 4. At This Velocity 5. We Will Overcome 6. Arc-Lamps Signal Flares A Shower Of White (The Light) 7. Running From The Rain 8. Telegraph Avenue Kiss 9. Lovesong Writer 10... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: Great lyrics by Ville, Great work on the guitar and drums, has one "mellow track"
Disadvantages: Bad fading

...", the adrenaline pumps around your body. **--Overall--** To summarise, I would say that this is a great album. If your parents ask who HIM are, play track 5- Dark Light- This wont blow their socks and cups of coffee away, as it is a much gentler track. I can't wait until the 17th of October- "Uneasy Listening Volume 1", HIM's new album is going to be out!... Read review

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Advantages: Her music is flawless, so diverse, interesting
Disadvantages: Nothing it's PJ HARVEY!?!?!?!

...certainly should. For those who don't know PJ Harvey, you should be ashamed if you say, "who's he" - which cheeses off my partner, none of the least… Well actually PJ (Polly Jean) Harvey, is a gorgeous female, that puts her heart and soul into the music, Stories From the City, Stories From the Sea, is her seventh album, so she has been a busy bunny, but this is probably one of the most open, forward and extrovert, best British female artists of the nineties, and still today. PJ Harvey, from Dorset in Somerset, started off with a three piece band in 1991, releasing two singles, "Dress" and "Sheela-Na-Gig" which are probably some of my favourite PJ songs, and further on releasing their other mind-blowing debut album, "Dry" a year after in 1992. Her second album, "Rid Of Me" named after one of the songs on the album, was released in 1993. Three... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average very helpful