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 At the fifth ‘Girl you know-girl you know-girl you know,’ I decided that enough was enough.

 ‘Girl You Know It’s True’ was cute, fresh. It broke into every chart worldwide. It earned a Grammy, promptly returned four days after the confession.

The review discusses the scandal surrounding Milli Vanilli’s album 'Girl You Know It’s True,' focusing on their lip-syncing exposure and its aftermath. It covers the roles of Robert Pilatus and Fabrice Morvan, producer Frank Farian’s involvement, and the duo’s troubled attempts at relaunching their careers. Despite the album’s initial success and Grammy win, the fallout left a lasting impact marked by deception and tragedy. Morvan’s later efforts to rebuild his reputation are also mentioned. Discover the full story behind Milli Vanilli’s biggest hit and its dark legacy—listen, learn, and reflect on one of pop music's most infamous moments.

 “Keep Your Distance” is the definitive imprinting of CKTC.

 Two successful singles, the pleasant and spring-like 'Misfit', the pragmatic and sober 'Down To Earth'.

Curiosity Killed the Cat's debut album 'Keep Your Distance' blends pop and funk with charismatic vocals from Ben Volpeliere-Pierrot. The album yielded memorable singles like 'Misfit' and 'Free,' although some mixing choices feel dated today. Despite a strong start with a number one album, the band's momentum declined with subsequent releases. Frontman Ben remains active and well-regarded in music circles. Explore 'Keep Your Distance' and discover the unique pop-funk sound of Curiosity Killed the Cat today!

 The album is colorful. In short, it’s not boring.

 "Rhythm Is a Dancer" boomed, sending The Madman's Return to the top of the charts throughout Europe.

The review highlights the dynamic between core producers Michael Münzing and Luca Anzilotti and frontman Turbo B during Snap!'s The Madman's Return album. The album balances underground vibes with eurodance hits like "Rhythm Is a Dancer," which overshadowed other singles. Despite internal conflicts, the record showcases strong production, diverse tracks, and lasting appeal. It stands as a notable early '90s dance record with both commercial success and artistic credibility. Listen to The Madman's Return and explore the roots of iconic 90s eurodance now!

 Jamiroquai is the band, damn it, and he, poor guy, has a first and last name.

 Close your eyes and sing with us 'Don’t wanna close my eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeyes......!'

The review sarcastically contrasts Jamiroquai’s intense recording efforts with the widespread popularity of Aerosmith's 'I Don't Want to Miss a Thing.' It mocks the confusion around Jay Kay's identity, the frustrations of music production, and the irony of chart-topping trends. The reviewer expresses fatigue and disappointment with the music and cultural phenomena surrounding the releases. Dive into this sharp and witty music critique and explore the irony behind iconic 90s hits!

 Notorious is a solid, balanced album well beyond its cheesy interlude.

 To the eyes of the writer, Notorious and its successor Big Thing eclipse the entire discography.

The review explores Duran Duran's 1986 album Notorious, highlighting the band's internal tensions, especially around guitarist Andy Taylor. Despite challenges, the album strikes a mature balance of funk, pop, and powerful instrumentation. Notorious is praised for its creativity, composure, and refined sound that marked a shift from past hysteria to thoughtful musicianship. While not perfect, it stands as one of the band's defining works. Explore Duran Duran’s Notorious and experience the mature evolution of 80s pop-rock.

 Mick Hucknall is unbearable... but in this case, tension leads to a good result.

 'A New Flame' is a clean record, an excellent viaticum for leaving behind the '80s ghosts and accessing the chaos of the '90s without woes.

This review explores Simply Red's 1989 album 'A New Flame,' highlighting its production improvements, fresh guitar contributions, and the mix of soul, rock, and jazz elements. Despite Mick Hucknall's challenging personality, the album succeeded in reigniting the band's energy and marked a turning point toward significant European success. Key songs, such as 'It's Only Love' and 'If You Don't Know Me By Now,' are praised for their emotional depth and polished arrangements. Overall, the album is seen as a clean and significant work bridging the 80s and 90s. Explore Simply Red's 'A New Flame' and experience a soulful 80s classic that revitalized their sound and captivated Europe!

 Try it to believe it: 'I Specialize In Loneliness' is heart-wrenching, allowing no room for compromises or frills.

 Boy George breaks free of the chains with 'The Martyr Mantras,' delivering maturity and emotional depth beyond his usual lukewarm output.

Boy George’s project Jesus Loves You is a mature and emotionally charged dive into early 90s deep house and acid house. 'The Martyr Mantras' features themes of love and heartbreak, backed by strong production and remixes from notable figures like Paul Oakenfold. Standout tracks like 'I Specialize In Loneliness' reveal a raw, uncompromising side of Boy George, making this album a breakthrough away from his usual work. While not mainstream, the album found club success and carries a unique emotional depth. Listen to 'The Martyr Mantras' and experience Boy George’s deep dive into heartfelt dance music.

 Seal has a unique, incredible voice, but for the writer, it has never been a defining factor: he owns it, and probably perceives it the same way.

 "Kiss From A Rose" is liked because Seal makes himself endearing... what makes the track unique is the delicacy with which the artist literally takes the listener by the hand.

Seal II builds on the clarity and focus of Seal’s debut, delivering soulful pop infused with electronic and acoustic touches. The album features standout tracks like "Kiss From A Rose" and showcases a brooding yet optimistic tone. Seal’s voice is effortless yet deeply emotive, supported by Trevor Horn’s excellent production. This album reveals the artist’s complex emotional landscape, making it a timeless classic. Listen to Seal II and experience soulful pop enriched with emotional depth and stunning vocals today!

 Why should we ever be alone? It would be an immense waste of space.

 Ellie, an atheist, consistently to the end with her beliefs, with humility and unprecedented ferocity, will board the spacecraft and will meet her fate, venturing beyond known space.

This review praises Robert Zemeckis' Contact for its thoughtful blend of science fiction and philosophical inquiry. The story follows Ellie Arroway's quest to decode alien signals, challenging both scientific skepticism and religious dogma. With strong performances by Jodie Foster and others, the film offers a deep, emotional journey about humanity's place in the universe. The reviewer highly recommends watching it. Discover the mysteries of the universe with Contact—watch this iconic sci-fi film today!

 "Mario Venuti’s voice reaches me immediately, it’s unmistakable."

 "'Caduto dalle stelle' is awesome, it’s my idea of new generation Italian music."

Although initially unfamiliar with Mario Venuti, the reviewer finds 'Caduto Dalle Stelle' captivating and infectious. Its modern pop-dance sound and strong production impressed and changed previous negative opinions of the artist. The song evokes influences like the Pet Shop Boys yet remains uniquely Italian and fresh. The accompanying video enhances the single’s appeal. Listen to Mario Venuti’s 'Caduto Dalle Stelle' and experience a fresh wave of Italian pop energy!