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Advantages: great voice and songs
Disadvantages: none

To me this is the best CD that Shania Twain has released. i will go on now to tell you abit about it: ABIT ABOUT SHANIA TWAIN Shania twain was born August 28th in 1965, and was actually born Eilleen Regina Edwards, and was the daughter of Sharon and Clarence Edwards, who seperated was she was 2 years old. Her mother remarried a man called Jerry Twain, who later adopted Eilleen, which made her become Eilleen Twain. She was brought up in Timmins, ...
...Longshot. When her mother and Step-father were killed in a terrible car accident on November 1st 1987, When Shain was just 22. She then put her music career on hold. Then in 1993, she released her first album named after herself. This was the start of a long career for her, she went on to release several more albums. THE ALBUM The album was released in 1998, and consists of 16 songs: 1) Your still the one (3.33) - This song shows the true talents ... Read review

Advantages: convenient pop.country
Disadvantages: 1 or 2 dull tracks

...copy (CD) of Shania Twain Come On Over from Our Price Covent Garden in 2000, when CD's still had novelty value. It was the rather expensive £13.99. The issue was released on the international market on the 22/11/99. A pop/country mix of the original 1997 album. It was after catching her on TOTP with a feisty performance of "That Don't Impress Me Much". ***ABOUT SHANIA TWAIN*** Shania was born Ontario, Canada on 28/August/1965, married to John Lange. ...
...a love story. 7. Come On Over (2.54) Slow & Melodic piece about an invite. 8. You've Got A Way (Notting Hill Remix) (3.25) Light hearted rock orientated tune, gentle love song from the movie Notting Hill with Julie Roberts and Hugh Grant. 9. Whatever You Do! Don't (3.49) A love song. 10. Man I Feel Like a Woman! (3.54) High powered rock the second U.K single, possibly concerned with a night out and gender politics. 11. Love Get's Me Every ... Read review

Advantages: Great drums, rocking tunes, well-crafted songs
Disadvantages: Not country enough

...released in 1998 and 2008's Bulletproof is their eighth. The band's name is a reference to Australian outlaw Ned Kelly and the cover art of the Bulletproof album shows a man clad in the sort of armour that Kelly was famed for wearing. I should say first that Reckless Kelly will never win any awards for originality, either in their lyrics or the music itself. However, they pen practically perfect country rock songs that are catchy, well-constructed ...
...False Move 7. Guy Like Me 8. American Blood 9. How Was California 10. Mirage 11. Don't Say Goodbye 12. God Forsaken Town 13. Wandering Eye 14. Bulletproof www.recklesskelly.com www.myspace.com/recklesskelly ... Read review

Advantages: Cohens influencial greatness, lovely songs
Disadvantages: ...No Hallelujah

OPINION I first heard of Leonard Cohen at a friends house as a record, the song was "Suzanne" and I loved it. I remembered the name and to my delight I found his CD in the Woolworths price crunch a while back now. His songs are so calming but have lyrics that explore ideas of religion, isolation, sexuality and complex interpersonal relationships, so as calm as they seem their underlying provocations are deeply moving. ARTIST Leonard Cohen is a ...
...rooted in European folk music, his 1970's music encompasses pop, chaberet and world music and since the 1980's his high baritone voice took on more low registers, often accompanied by electronic synthesizers and female backing singers. His writing has influenced lots of singer-songwriters and more than a thousand renditions of his work have been recorded. TRACK LIST 1. Suzanne 2. Sisters Of Mercy 3. So Long Marianne 4. Bird On The Wire 5. Lady Midnight ... Read review

Advantages: everything!
Disadvantages: nothing!

This was the first of Blackshaw's albums I owned and have loved it every single time I've played... I'm surprised I haven't worn it out! Its composed by the young James Blackshaw purely on 12 string guitar with other drone like instruments involved. The influences that can be heard here are him drawing on, almost, Free-Jazz, 60's Psych, Drone and Ethnic music. Personnel: James Blackshaw (12-string guitar). Here's what the magazines said: Uncut ...
...and processional drums enhance the title track, but even the atmosphere ... Full Descriptionof glittering tranquility, of meditative clarity, remains." The Wire (p.70) - "[T]he often dreamlike combination ensures the music gathered here deftly avoids pale imitation and leaden devotion." Its a truely beautiful piece of work. I'd recommend it to anyone. ... Read review