Til Tuesday - Voices Carry
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Free Music Review: Russian DimWit Moscovite NimRod
Hit: 3 Stars
above, ? would ever listen to a Russian when they're looking for something great to listen to? Da? Nyet!Free Music Review: aimee mann's breakthrough, but much more than this......
Hit: 2 Stars
yes, voices carry is on here, the gigantic hit single she
wrote which played round the clock on radio AND M.T.V.
but aimee mann is SO MUCH MORE than a 1 hit wonder from this
group.
buy all her solo cd's and you shall see the mesmerizing
talented gift she'll give back to you.
nothing more than amazingly stunning as an artist in her
own right.
as for this cd, it's.....o.k., i guess. not very good.
til tuesday's 3rd final cd, EVERYTHING'S DIFFERENT NOW, is
the real keeper!!
winning the war AND are you serious are my faves from the
voices carry cd. other than that, you can dispose of it.
Free Music Review: it's alright
Hit: 2 Stars
they were catchy for the 80's but mainly cool for the time."Love in a Vaccum" Sounds alot like a Fleetwood Mac song.the title track is still the Jam."Voices Carry" was the song.overall the Production&Music is dated but when they hit they did it right.Free Music Review: Voices Carry and a bunch of filler.
Hit: 1 Stars
Voices Carry is the only song worth listening to in the whole bunch. Aimee Mann has an incredible voice, but the songs are so stupid and dated that I can't even listen to it all the way through. This is a great example of why american record companies should be content to just release singles for artists/bands that only have 1 or 2 songs worth recording. Instead, they insist on full albums, and we end up with junk like this. 1 fairly decent pop hit accompanied by an entire album of meaningless filler.Free Music Review: Music's nadir?
Hit: 1 Stars
A trully pretentious and silly record from one of rock's least creative periods ever. Pass.