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Rating: - amazing, but who stole the violin?????!

This album is fab, if you aren't too keen on the traditional irish element of the corrs then this album is the best corrs album for you to pick as it is more electronic and pop. However, if the beautiful Irish influence is what drew you to the Corrs in the first place, like on previous albums, then you may be slightly disspointed. I myself a huge corrs fan prefering their celtic sound was slightly dissapointed when i first heard it, where had all the irish gone???? who stole the violin?! but after listening to it loads i found something new and brilliant about it, although not a patch on Forgiven Not Forgotten and Talk On Corners, the album is still amazing and highly addictive :) I reccomend it to anyone after listening to Forgiven Not forgottne and Talk On Corners first :)

Rating: - A little disappointing

I am a massive Coors fan and brought this album as soon as it was released. Track one - Breathless kick-started the album in the best possible way, but then it became a case of skipping the majority of tracks to find the few good tracks. To be fair to the Coors it is good album, but unfortunatly it cannot match Talk On Corners. The album keeps the same sound as its predecossors but just seems to falter at the last hurdle. Overall the album is a worthy purchase for those who have not listened to Talk On corners, but for those of us who have it is a little disappointing. I would recommend picking up a copy of the superior Talk On Corners, and save yourself a few bob.

Rating: - Straight out of the blue!!

This is a brilliant album,and I like the fact yhat some of the music was from other country's.Some of the song's like 'all the love in the world' and '1 night'were very relaxing,and some of the song's like'give me a reason'and 'all in a day'were very'hateful'.I also like the bit in 'give me a reason'when Andrea sings something very quietly in the backround.That bit sounded vey spooky.

Rating: - A Superb follow up to the equally Superb Talk on Corners.

Finding an album to match the amazing success and quality of "Talk on Corners" was never going to be easy but you could quite easily say that The Corrs have done it, and done with class. The opening track "Breathless" (their first UK number 1) sets the pace with an upbeat tune that breathes life with amazing lyrics, which have been gratefully provided by John Mutt Lange. The new version of "At Your Side" shows the vocals of Andrea Corr at her best. "No more Cry" is a good quality full of life example of a superb combination of violins, percussion and vocals which only The Corrs seem to do. The slower pace songs such as "Hurt Before","Somebody for Someone", "All in a day" and "One night" bring out the best usage of vocals and music. And to add to this tracks such as "Radio" and "Irresistible" still leave you with one thing in mind MORE! All in all a superb album well worthy of my five star rating.

Rating: - Great!!!

Its sad that people bash this wonderful album so much, i listened to it expecting it to be trash but completely opposite! Sure its not as Irish before but its still 'real' music, which stands out from the usual pop rubbish, ok so 'Give it all up' sounds a bit Ace of base-ish but its catchy and cheerful. Admittedly, you have to listen to it 3, maybe 4 times to really get into it, but songs like 'give me a reason', 'hurt before' and especially 'rebel heart' are spectacular offerings, in fact the whole album is brilliant and IMO better than 'Talk on corners' which i also loved. Anyway, if your thinking of buying this album, please dont listen to the critics cos it really is superb!!

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