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It's a scam! The average hasn't budged... let's try again...

Now that you've told me, my life has a better outlook. Thank you.

Maybe he wanted to be.

So, thank you very much everyone! In Order: @Zion: yes, the electronics in this album are definitely noticeable (I also mention it in the review which is present and in a sensitive way) but here, compared to "Trailer Park," there is a clear shift towards less electronic sounds that, as you rightly point out, will then prevail in "Daybreaker," which, by the way, is my favorite album of his. @Dadosh: indeed, most of us got to know her thanks to the collaborations with Orbit and the Chemical Brothers, and I think it's quite logical; during those years, electronic music reached much higher peaks of public recognition compared to classic singer-songwriter music. @Argonauta: yes, "SuperPinkyMandy" is a nice album (though in my opinion, it's inferior to the others), and as you pointed out, it was originally released only in Japan (you can find those details in the links I included in the review). @Sylvian: "Daybreaker" is my favorite too, while "Confort of Strangers," although I don't mind it, I find to be a step below "Trailer Park" and "Central Reservation." @Ole: mmm, I think you should try ;-) @Male: "Trailer Park" is the most natural way to start with Sirena, go for it! @Mary: thanks for stopping by! @Bjork: hello there! ;-) @Mien: I haven't listened to much Grey, to be honest, but from what I gather, she seems much more oriented towards Pop; Orton is definitely more folky, although she doesn't shy away from many easy listening moments.

I don’t know them; I’ll try to look into it starting from the beginning then.

I raise the (unfair) average...I don't know them.

You'll come to place the pair of 1 regardless, what does it change for you? ;-)

I really like it.

I wait for him with a certain anxiety...

There will always be a doubt that after the 15,000th listen Kylie Minogue might actually start to please, but I have no reason to doubt your good faith, even though I don't think they could ever appeal to me, not even in twenty years. Always nice to read you, bye.