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Review by emilsjr February 23, 2003
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This disc is very under-rated. I find the sonics to very pleasing and there are some definite keepers on this disc, particularly a great version of "These Boots Were Made For Walking". Although I have seen people compare Sarah to Sheryl Crow, I feel that Sarah has a much better vocalist and her ... more |
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Review by emilsjr February 23, 2003
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For the most part, this disc does contain most of the hits that defined Gloria Estefan during the 80's and early 90's. The biggest omission from the track list is "Cuts Both Ways". However, several of her #1 hits, including "Anywhere For You," "Coming Out of the Dark" and "Don't Wanna Lose You." ... more |
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Review by emilsjr February 23, 2003
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When EMI announced that their first classical SACD release was to be Moment of Glory, many felt that this was an odd choice. However, after listening to this disc, I think that EMI made a good choice. This disc is one of my favorite demo multi-channel discs. Several people I know have bought SACD ... more |
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Ah, the strange and legendary sound of The Who's "My Generation." It is perhaps one of the most difficult SACD recoveries of all time. Sonically, I'd say that the "unique" nature of My Generation has been preserved and enhanced, which is no small feat. Far more important, though, is the whopping 30 ... more |
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Review by Tom February 21, 2003
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I classify this as country rock female vocal. I find the performance interesting even though I don't particularly like country music. OK, I admit that this is only borderline country. I don't know much about this performer, but I do like this SACD. |
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