Rushmoras April 28 Share April 28 (edited) Eight Roxette album "Charm School" (2011). Edited April 28 by Rushmoras 1 Link to comment
Rushmoras April 29 Share April 29 Ninth and penultimate Roxette album Travelling (2012) Link to comment
One4Sorrow2TooBad April 30 Share April 30 Hard to believe Gary Barlow wrote this song as a 16 year lad. Rick and Gary sound great on this! Link to comment
Rushmoras April 30 Share April 30 Final Roxette studio album "Good Karma" (2016). As always, subjective assessments of each album: 1. Pearls of Passion (Extended Version) (1986) - 8/10. Best songs: Surrender; Never ending love; From one heart to another; So far away; It must have been love (Christmas for the broken hearted) 2. Look Sharp! (Extended Version) (1988) - 7.5/10. Best songs: Dressed for success; Paint; Dangerous; Half a woman, half a shadow; Shadow of a doubt; Listen to your heart; One is such a lonely number (demo); Don’t believe in accidents (demo) 3. Joyride (Extended Version) (1991) - 7.8/10. Best songs: Joyride; Fading like a flower (every time you leave); Spending my time; The big l.; (Do you) get excited?; Physical fascination; Things will never be the same; The sweet hello, the sad goodbye; Love spins (demo); Seduce me (demo) 4. Tourism (Extended Version) (1992) - 6.3/10. Best songs: How do you do; The rain; Keep me waiting; Come back (before you leave); Queen of rain; Fingertips ’93; 2, Cinnamon street 5. Crash! Boom! Bang! (Extended Version) (1994) - 7.8/10. Best songs: Harleys & Indians (riders in the sky); Crash, Boom, Bang!; Fireworks; Sleeping in my car; Place your love; What’s she like?; Lies; I’m sorry; Almost unreal; Crazy about you 6. Have a Nice Day (Extended Version) (1999) - 8.2/10. Best songs: Crush on you; Wish I could fly; Anyone; 7twenty7; Stars; Salvation; Cooper; Making love to you 7. Room Service (Extended Version) (2001) - 7.9/10. Best songs: Milk toast and honey; Fool; My world, my love, my life; Entering your heart; Bla, bla, bla (you broke my heart); Every day; Stupid 8. Charm School (Extended Version) (2011) - 7.5/10. Best songs: Way out; She’s got nothing on (but the radio); Speak to me; I’m glad you called; Only when I dream; Dream on 9. Travelling (2012) - 7.3/10. Best songs: Lover, lover, lover; Touched by the hand of god; Perfect excuse; Excuse me sir, do you want me to check on your wife?; Angel passing; The weight of the world – vocal mix up; See me – new version 10. Good Karma (2016) - 7.3/10. Best songs: This one; From a distance; Why don't you bring me flowers?; April clouds Average album score: 7.6/10. 2 Link to comment
BlueSkies May 3 Share May 3 Maybe some day I'll do a deep @Rushmoras like dive into this groups albums. They seemed kind of too intense/hard core for me as a teenager. But maybe I've grown into a taste for them. This song was pretty good Link to comment
Rushmoras May 3 Share May 3 18 hours ago, BlueSkies said: Maybe some day I'll do a deep @Rushmoras like dive into this groups albums. They seemed kind of too intense/hard core for me as a teenager. But maybe I've grown into a taste for them. This song was pretty good Too bad that Spotify (on Internet) for me shows greyed out all popular rap artists for some reason (as if lost licenses), I may be inclined to listen to some of the artists I know in passing (though, on app, they are all accessible, but I'm using the app for local artists discog [yah, I'm strange that way]). 2 Link to comment
Rushmoras May 4 Share May 4 After quite a deliberation in my mind was thinking to start Judas Priest, went a whole different route and chose Patricia Kaas. 2 Link to comment
Bastet May 8 Share May 8 I hate that song, and have from the moment it came out. I don't really care for RHCP songs in general, but that's the only one I absolutely cannot listen to. Link to comment
WritinMan May 11 Share May 11 (edited) Been listening to Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter. I've never been a fan of hers, but I'm liking a lot of this album. It's shocking how much more interesting, fun, and creative this is than Taylor's new release. Not sure it's fair to compare them like this. Two different people; two different albums. But they're pretty much the two most powerful women in music right now, so it's kind of unavoidable. Edited May 11 by WritinMan 2 Link to comment
Rushmoras May 12 Share May 12 (edited) So, Sugababes - Too Lost in You was actually a remake of Patricia Kaas Quand j'ai peour de tout (from her fourth album "Dans ma chair" (1997)). The more you learn when you delve in to international sphere discog... Edited May 12 by Rushmoras Link to comment
BlueSkies May 12 Share May 12 My teenage crush grown up performing this song recently 1 Link to comment
Annber03 May 13 Share May 13 Damn, that was a good medley. "You Don't Own Me" mixed in with that worked really well. I liked the darker take on "Genie in a Bottle", too. She sounded great. Also, her backup dancers are amazing. Wow. Link to comment
Rushmoras Wednesday at 05:03 PM Share Wednesday at 05:03 PM (edited) Fifth Patricia Kaas album "Le mot de passe" (1999). This album is so far her best. Edited Wednesday at 05:14 PM by Rushmoras Link to comment
Rushmoras Saturday at 05:19 PM Share Saturday at 05:19 PM Sixth Patricia Kaas album "Piano Bar" (2002). It's a jazz/blues type slow song album, also entirely in English. Kinda eh in comparison to previous of her works. This song kinda reminds of Lana Delrey vibes (or vice versae considering that Lana came waaaaaaaay later)... Link to comment
Rushmoras Sunday at 06:06 PM Share Sunday at 06:06 PM (edited) Seventh Patricia Kaas album "Sexe fort" (2003). Almost perfect. EDIT, also noticed that my Spotify library of her songs is now at exact 69 tracks. That's in line with this albums' title lol 🤣 Edited Sunday at 06:40 PM by Rushmoras Link to comment
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