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Excellent CD

Fernando Silva | Santiago de Chile. | 10/28/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"What can I say? I've been a T'Pau & Carol Decker fan since the beginning of their careers.....and this long awaited album has something for everyone,....."Giving Up the Ghost" and "Love Song", two of the most wondrous ballads I've listened to in the last five years....intelligent lyrics, dreamy + simply, beautifully arranged melodies. As well, it has more rock oriented songs like "Let it all Fall" and "Sweet Dreams", the very catchy pop song (and first single) "With a Little Luck", the country oriented "Do the Right Dance" and "Make Love to Me",etc. I haven't stopped listening to this cd since I bought it more than two years ago, nor to all of the rest of T'Pau's albums."

AS GOOD AS IT GETS!

Tim Britton | California | 01/25/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"T'Pau is truly one amazing band, with one amazing vocalist. Carol Deckers vocals just get so deep into you, I can't imagine anyone not falling in love with it the first time they hear it. 15 years after their debut album and it's still one of the most played CD's I own. So many have never heard T'Pau or even know of them, Man, what their missing out on!!! For those of you who really love Carol Deckers vocals, I have another big time recomendation for you!! A band called TEXAS, no their not country, and their not even from the U.S. They are another AMAZING group with an absolutely amazing female vocalist, much to the likes of T'Pau. SERIOUSLY worth checking out!!! And if you can find it anywhere, "Wild Blue" No More Jinx, another under rated, overlooked band."

NOW WE'RE TALKING MUSIC

Tim Britton | 07/04/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"T'pau is one of few groups who can perform LIVE and produce their own material. This is a definate for all music lovers. If you haven't heard T'pau yet, well what can I say! Yes I am a fan, BUT this album has beaten the old T'pau. Get it, try it, listen, then I wouldn't need to explain anymore. We need more stuff like this, Especially the likes of CAROL DECKER ('fraid you can't beat this vocalist, try as you might)."