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Him - Deep Shadows & Brilliant Highlights

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Artist: Him
Edition: Music CD
CD Release Date: 2004-09-28
Music Label: Umvd Labels
Soundtracks:
  1. Salt in Our Wounds
  2. Heartache Every Moment
  3. Lose You Tonight
  4. In Joy and Sorrow
  5. Pretending
  6. Close to the Flame
  7. Please Don't Let It Go
  8. Beautiful
  9. Don't Close Your Heart
  10. Love You Like I Do
  11. Pretending [*][Multimedia Track]
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Free Music Review: It all went downhill from this one on.
Hit: 2 Stars

Ah yes, HIM started to go downhill after and with this one. This one I acquired after getting Razorblade Romance, Love Metal and Greatest Lovesongs, and I was quite surprised that I hadn't ever heard of this one. I got it, rushed home to listen to it, and I did, and I have been revisiting that horrid memory every time I listen to those few songs I liked in this one.

"Deep Shadows and Brilliant Highlights" marks the beginning of HIM's descent into mellower, less moody, wasted-potential music, which they later described as "love metal" when it had lost all connection with what it used to be. This album also marks the start of "Ten Songs Per Album" rule of HIM, guaranteeing what will most likely be a short and catastrophic listen.

"Heartache Every Moment", "Pretending", "Love You Like I Do". That's it. The rest of the album sounds like it has been taken out of some dreamy pop album with electric guitar and overall too much acoustic and cheery melodies, complete with all songs regarding love or loss thereof, as usual, however, without the edge they delivered in Greatest Lovesongs and Razorblade Romance.

This album takes a lot of getting used to, simply because it takes for you to get used to the idea HIM could have gotten this dreamy and cheerful. Like I said, after this, the band went downhill, with the brief interruption of "Love Metal".
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