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If I'm not mistaken, you also reviewed a concert by Ella. I don't know, I listened to her... she doesn't really move me much. I think there has to be something more than "musical" that attracts you. ;)

but it reads quickly

stupenderrima report.. I'm looking for it

The cover strongly recalls that masterpiece "Chorus" by Erasure. She is trying to reach Lady Gaga who, as far as I'm concerned, is light-years ahead in terms of image and musical preparation.

The success of Suzanne Vega remains for me one of the most unsolved mysteries in the world, surpassed only by the construction of the pyramids. Is she still making records?

No PANAPP, but you need to explain this to me. How old were you in '93? I believe you were too young to say that this album was any less "right" than Velvet Rope. I guarantee you it was definitely right. Then... whether it has become heavier or not, who knows. It's subjective judgment. I find it very personal and well-crafted. It’s a shame about the overflowing superficiality of some comments (not yours). I'm glad I'm feeling less and less inclined to contribute to the ridiculousness from people with the musical breadth of an acute angle.

great catch. I have this album on cassette and I think I'll buy it again on CD. I loved it back in the day (1993) and I think it's a really great product with at least 4-5 masterpieces ("that's the way..." and "if" "again", "anytime. anyplace"). It would be a solid 4.5. but now, you timid reviewer, brace yourself for the worst, because here on deBaser "the male has to stink".

singer of MODA (not Modà), a historic group of the Italian new wave along with DENOVO, UNDERGROUND LIFE, Diaframma, and the early LITFIBA. A wonderful man. I don’t have the album yet. Great recommendation.

I am also very attached to the duo. Gessle has an incredible melodic talent. It's a pity about Marie's misfortune. "Crash! Boom! Bang!" is their best album.

Seen in the cinema. This movie left me shaken. Like the others, after all.