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Tori Amos - The Beekeeper
Who CARES if she got mellow? She still makes awesome music and the lyrics are much more singable this time. Her previous work was really unsuitable for karaoke sessions. This one is so sweet and cohesive. Music is brilliant, pianos and organs amazing. A really refreshing change from the usual heavy stuff she bombards us with.
"Can somebody tell me now, Who is this terrorist? Is it those girls who smile kindly, and rip your life to pieces?"
The Cardigans - Super Extra Gravity
I stood Jem up for this album and I've never even known them much aside from that crazy Lovefool song. And what a pleasant surprise. So lovable. So sombre. So catchy. Love the lyrics like hell. I started listening out for lyrics after owning this album. This showed me lyrics can make songs nicer. Plus the cover is really cool.
Love, Throwing rocks through the windows of a monastery...
Rachel Stevens - Come And Get It
Best pop record. Ever. Enough said. Like Stylus said, "**** cohesiveness". You dont need that in a record like this. Waiting for my copy agonizingly.
I'd like to watch you suffer ever so slightly, You better watch your back, you better beware...
The Corrs - Home
So amazingly traditional. I like the lyrics too, feels very Irish and very english. Quite other-worldly. A zillion times better than Borrowed Heaven. Also cohesive, unlike many stuff I buy these days. I love this album a lot. An uxpected surprise, i was almost regretting buying it after I stepped out of the CD shop and stood up Ayu's Never Ever single.
Your hills and dales and flowery vales, That lie near the Moorlough Shore...
Last edited by Mad_Cactuar; 12th January 2006 at 10:14 AM.
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