Alice Ripley, Emily Skinner - Unsuspecting Hearts
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Free Music Review: Best sounding duo together again
Hit: 5 Stars
This is the best sounding duo in the history! I saw them both in Side Show and I was hooked. Their voices just blend together like they really are conjoined twins. Songs like Unsuspecting hearts is one of the great ballads that they sing. THere is everything in this album, you also have more of a rock sound with the song,Solid Silver Platform Shoes. There is and older sounding song witch is I'm past my Prime. Then you have solos which cannot be beat. You have to own this album! It's the best broadway album ever!Free Music Review: Awesome selections!!!!
Hit: 5 Stars
I immediately like Unsuspecting Hearts, because it's fun to listen to- Alice Ripley and Emily Skinner definitely make the songs their own, and sound like they're having a blast recording every minute of the album. Alice Ripley is awesome in "She's Gone," a number cut from SIDE SHOW. "The Alto's Lament" is great, and the strains of hit songs from other musicals running through it makes it even more fun to listen to. I especially enjoyed "Solid Silver Platform Shoes" and "What You Don't Know About Women," because these two rock my socks off. And my socks don't rock easily. I caught the bonus segment at the end totally by accident, as I left my stereo on when I made toast. All I can say is that I hope Emily gets her shot at Petra, and they definitely deserve Anita and Maria in West Side Story!Free Music Review: Masterpiece
Hit: 5 Stars
These two offer a combination never heard before and throw in humor and emotion understood only by those involved in theatrical music. BRAVISSIMA!Free Music Review: Simply wonderful
Hit: 5 Stars
Is there anyone out there right now that can harmonize better than Emily Skinner and Alice Ripley? I don't think so. I recently discovered Side Show, and fell in love with these beautiful voices. Emily's strong alto beautifully complements Aice's soaring soprano. Great cd.Free Music Review: Something of a letdown
Hit: 3 Stars
After the almost perfect "Duets," I found "Unsuspecting Hearts" to be something a disappointment. Overall, the material selected isn't nearly as good, there are a couple tracks that beg to be skipped, or won't bear repetition, and some are downright annoying.That said, there are at least two cuts that make this CD worth every penny: Ripley's killer "Losing Track of Time," which I usually have to play three or four times straight, and "Old Friend," the tear-evoking closing duet.
All in all, recommended, but plan on using your track button a lot.