Track Listings (7) - Disc #1| All Artists: Rachel Stevens Title: Negotiate With Love 2 Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Universal Import Release Date: 7/12/2005 Album Type: Single, Enhanced, Import Genre: Pop Style: Dance Pop Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 602498714126, 602498707845 |
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The first single taken from Rachel's second album, packed with attitude, this distinctive new-pop with pounding drums and fantastic guitar riffs oozes maturity and confidence. Backed with 'Negotiate With Love' (Love To Inf... more » |
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Album Description The first single taken from Rachel's second album, packed with attitude, this distinctive new-pop with pounding drums and fantastic guitar riffs oozes maturity and confidence. Backed with 'Negotiate With Love' (Love To Infinity Radio Edit), 'Queen', interview, 'Negotiate With Love' (video & video karaoke version). Polydor. 2005. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsOne of Rachel's best singles M. Rudolph | Idaho United States | 04/15/2005 (5 out of 5 stars) "LOVE LOVE LOVE Rachel Stevens, and this is one of her best songs, I think that the original version is better than the Love To Infinity Mix, it is an ok mix but not the best. I was lucky enough to get a promo copy of the Tom Neville Mixes and I have to say that if Rachel's record label only chose to release one club mix commercially they should have chosen this mix. Overall I still highly recommend buying this cd, it is a great song and the video is alright, it is definintly worth having in your collection." Rachel returns with the first from her forthcoming album Tyler | U.S. | 04/02/2005 (5 out of 5 stars) "Rachel returns after a 5 month absence to bring us the sassy, pop gem-Negotiate With Love. This song is definately one of her best which will rival some of her past songs, Sweet Dreams My LA Ex, and Some Girls. The remix falls short of the original, but still will bring you to your feet. The b-side, Queen, is a fun, energentic song, that challenges Negotiate With Love. The interview is spoken by Rachel herself who answers fan questions that you probably wont listen to often but is worth a listen at least once. The game is definately not the best game in the world but will keep you satisfied on a rainy day. The video lacks originality. Going to boyfriends house and trashing it sounds familiar? It should it was used in Kelly Clarkson's Since U Been Gone. Although there is multiple Rachels in this video. Another con to the vid is that it is the first in which she did not incorporate a dance routine. Definately not her best video but it makes up if you listen to the song. Rachel is better in ways but needs to keep some of her stuff. ex. music video needs some work. Even though the video is lacking the single is great and comes with loads of extras. You need to get this." More, More, More KACI | CALIFORNIA | 03/30/2005 (5 out of 5 stars) "I think that this is one of Rachels best songs! Her vocals have improved and she seems more comfortable when she is singing. I hope her Cd is released in the United States!"
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