Bitesize: Trollheart's Daily Album Mini-Reviews

Trollheart · 02-17-2017, 02:22 PM

Artiste: Annie Lennox
Nationality: British
Album: Bare
Year: 2003
Label: RCA
Genre: Pop
Tracks:
A thousand beautiful things
Pavement cracks
The hurting time
Honestly
Wonderful
Bitter pill
Loneliness
The saddest song I've got
Erased
Twisted
Oh God (Prayer)
Chronological position: Third album
Rank: Novice
Comments: “Pavement cracks” starts like a ballad but quickly acquires teeth and a beat, and surely that's Stevie Wonder on the smoking sultry harmonica on “The hurting time”? She certainly channels Karen Carpenter on “Wonderful”. The exuberant soul swagger of “Bitter pill” contrasts sharply with the fragile vulnerability of “The saddest song I've got”.
Intention: I think I'd like to hear more of this.

02-17-2017, 02:22 PM	#12 (permalink)
Trollheart Born to be mild Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: 404 Not Found Posts: 26,996	Artiste: Annie Lennox Nationality: British Album: Bare Year: 2003 Label: RCA Genre: Pop Tracks: A thousand beautiful things Pavement cracks The hurting time Honestly Wonderful Bitter pill Loneliness The saddest song I've got Erased Twisted Oh God (Prayer) Chronological position: Third album Rank: Novice Comments: “Pavement cracks” starts like a ballad but quickly acquires teeth and a beat, and surely that's Stevie Wonder on the smoking sultry harmonica on “The hurting time”? She certainly channels Karen Carpenter on “Wonderful”. The exuberant soul swagger of “Bitter pill” contrasts sharply with the fragile vulnerability of “The saddest song I've got”. Intention: I think I'd like to hear more of this. __________________ Trollheart: Signature-free since April 2018