I was wondering... There's no reviews for this yet
Some journalists were sking Cheryl's PR about when was the album been sent to them last week and he answered at the end of this week, so I guess they were sent betweeen yesterday and today, that's why we do still not have previews and leaks...
A '3 out of 5' review is hardly trashing her, is it?
Is everyone in here a loon fan who expects 5 out of 5s for every review? Dear oh dear.
No, but we expect a REAL review... where is the review there? where do you see someone analysing the songs and telling the strongest and weakest moments of the album?
A '3 out of 5' review is hardly trashing her, is it?
Is everyone in here a loon fan who expects 5 out of 5s for every review? Dear oh dear.
Gwerl please. NO to your question. If you read that 'review' that you posted before you post the link. That's hardly a music review all they talk is about her public persona and not really about the music.
No, but we expect a REAL review... where is the review there? where do you see someone analysing the songs and telling the strongest and weakest moments of the album?
Uh...
"There are a couple of moments when the album hints at the kind of musical risk-taking indulged in by Girls Aloud producers Xenomania – opener Under the Sun offers a weird and hugely enjoyable cocktail of tinny synthesiser, vast Chemical Brothers-style breakbeat and football-terrace backing vocals"
"Mechanics of the Heart takes a standard stadium-rock ballad and piles on the electronics until it sounds thrillingly chaotic"
"The single Call My Name is written and produced by Calvin Harris, and on the surface sounds exactly like every other song recently written and produced by him, save for the fact that it lacks the spark that powered Rihanna's We Found Love."
"Girl in the Mirror uses pretty much the same sounds to a more striking end. It's just a superior song"
"Coldplay piano balladry and Lana del Reyish breakbeat-heavy melodrama, both on the title track and Ghetto Baby. The latter is actually the handiwork of Lana del Rey, who, in a volte-face designed to confound critics who've noted that all her songs are about exactly the same thing – doomed love for a beautiful bad boy on the run – has alighted on the radical new topic of her doomed love for a beautiful bad boy on the run"
"There are a couple of moments when the album hints at the kind of musical risk-taking indulged in by Girls Aloud producers Xenomania – opener Under the Sun offers a weird and hugely enjoyable cocktail of tinny synthesiser, vast Chemical Brothers-style breakbeat and football-terrace backing vocals"
"Mechanics of the Heart takes a standard stadium-rock ballad and piles on the electronics until it sounds thrillingly chaotic"
"The single Call My Name is written and produced by Calvin Harris, and on the surface sounds exactly like every other song recently written and produced by him, save for the fact that it lacks the spark that powered Rihanna's We Found Love."
"Girl in the Mirror uses pretty much the same sounds to a more striking end. It's just a superior song"
"Coldplay piano balladry and Lana del Reyish breakbeat-heavy melodrama, both on the title track and Ghetto Baby. The latter is actually the handiwork of Lana del Rey, who, in a volte-face designed to confound critics who've noted that all her songs are about exactly the same thing – doomed love for a beautiful bad boy on the run – has alighted on the radical new topic of her doomed love for a beautiful bad boy on the run"
And the main focus on that review is still not the music.
And the main focus on that review is still not the music.
So just because the reviewer doesn't worship at the altar of Cheryl, the entire review is to be dismissed? Somehow I think if the review was 5 out of 5, you'd have no problem with the focus not being all on the music.
No one is saying that. That 'review' is pathetic.
