Track Listings (10) - Disc #1| All Artists: Levy Title: Rotten Love Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Release Date: 9/27/2005 Album Type: Import Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock, Rock Style: Indie & Lo-Fi Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 Other Editions: Rotten Love UPCs: 827954048526, 5016958068226 |
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Rotten Love is Levy's first CD. It is not, nor was it intended to be a concept album. Rather it is a collection of songs, that were written and sung by James and arranged and performed by Levy. Rotten Love was recorded ove... more » |
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Album Description Rotten Love is Levy's first CD. It is not, nor was it intended to be a concept album. Rather it is a collection of songs, that were written and sung by James and arranged and performed by Levy. Rotten Love was recorded over a period of time, with various producers and in various studios in New York City. One Little Indian. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsMiddle of the Road Mediocrity... Kenneth J. Anderson | Austin, TX | 06/06/2006 (2 out of 5 stars) "With so many rip-off acts out there these days, Coldplay being one of the biggest offenders (in my opinion)... it's a shame to find a band that is copying off of a copier... Coldplay. That's not to say there aren't any original themes at all on this record, but the overtones of pop music riffs and subject matter dominate. The high point is the title track, Rotten Love, where they find a bit of success and find a sound of their own, to create a decent slow MOR ballad, perfect for mix radio or possibly even college radio listeners. A Coldplay fan would probably like this album, but I wouldn't recommend it for anyone searching for a bit of substance in their music." No better way to listen to your heart breaking M. winn | Saratoga Springs, NY United States | 05/06/2009 (5 out of 5 stars) "I found this CD a year or so ago while looking for something else. the more I listen to it the more it grows on me. I don't think the negative reviews warrant the strong Coldplay comparisons, it is way more obvious a comparison the great Morrisey and the 80's band The Smiths. Sure a few songs have similar guitar to Coldplay, and as much of a Coldplay fan as I am, the song Rotten Love stands at the forefront of Jilted Teen love songs. It is also James Levy's voice which pulls this out of a mockery of such broken hearted love songs and (a mere copy of The Smiths) to a sincere attempt to capture those emotions. I think this is one of the most over-looked pop albums of the last few years. The cheeky simple word play of the song "Wednesday", the big 80's sound of "On the Dance Floor", the cool loss of "Rector Street"? Just about every song is memorable and good. The gem again is Rotten Love, it stays with you and if are the type of person to let a song sink in you will be yearning to hear it because like lost love you will keep looking for it over and over. Open your mind (and your wallet) and buy this. I only wish Mr. Levy was able to repeat the success of this 2005 recording, it appears he has lost whatever he had to say with this one shot wonder, but what a wonder it is." Sentimental but cool stuff Patrick Hinshaw | Seoul, Korea | 02/09/2007 (4 out of 5 stars) "This album is really great, if you like Coldplay, Travis, Slowdive, Belle & Sebastian, and Doves. And it really is that derivative. But, that's cool. It's great stuff. Lots o' fun. There are songs that you can sing to. Songs you can rock out to. All very accessible. I'm looking forward to their next album already - actually, it already came out. So that's another album on my list I guess."
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