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Music : Half the Perfect World
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Rating: 
- New Peyroux
I remain devoted to her previous album, Careless Love. This new effort is okay, but so slavishly faithful to that Peyrouvian sound that at the start of each of the first two songs I literally had to go back and check to be sure I wasn't listening to the first album. It varies somewhat after that, although you sure couldn't accuse it of taking any chances.
Rating:
- Smooth Harmony
I really loved this album mainly because of the very smooth and clear vocal style that Madeleine creates. Many backgrounds have a very relaxing melodic beat that pretty much leads you to become addicted. I am honestly hooked and I can't stop listening to songs like, "Half the perfect world", "La Javainese", "California Raining". Her songs also have a story that immerses you into the essence of her life. I also loved her last album "Careless love", this current album seems like a continuation of her "story line" that she started in the previous. Listen to her entire album on her website and you can decide for yourself. :)
Rating:
- Less than half
Like many, I was really looking forward to Peyroux's followup up to "Careless Love." This new album was definitely not worth the wait. The choice of songs, the styling, the engineering and pretty much everything else here disappoints. Hate waiting, but I hope she'll take a break and give the next effort more time and thought.
Rating:
- A Disappoinment
After Careless Love, this was a major disappointment. It's difficult to decide if it is the song selection or the audio that makes this release so unsatisfying. Ms. Peyroux sounds like someone forgot to turn her mic on.
Rating: - You Go, Girl!
Quiet, insightful versions of good songs. Not quite lounge, not quite pop, not quite jazz, the record interprets from Ms. Peyroux's perspective, and that's a very good thing. Assuming your circle of friends is over 40 ad lucid, it would be hard to find anyone who wouldn't like this CD. A dozen songs, several recognizable from original or hit versions by artists ranging from Tom Waits to Glen Campbell.
A treasure. That's all there is to it. A treasure.
- New PeyrouxI remain devoted to her previous album, Careless Love. This new effort is okay, but so slavishly faithful to that Peyrouvian sound that at the start of each of the first two songs I literally had to go back and check to be sure I wasn't listening to the first album. It varies somewhat after that, although you sure couldn't accuse it of taking any chances.
Rating:
- Smooth HarmonyI really loved this album mainly because of the very smooth and clear vocal style that Madeleine creates. Many backgrounds have a very relaxing melodic beat that pretty much leads you to become addicted. I am honestly hooked and I can't stop listening to songs like, "Half the perfect world", "La Javainese", "California Raining". Her songs also have a story that immerses you into the essence of her life. I also loved her last album "Careless love", this current album seems like a continuation of her "story line" that she started in the previous. Listen to her entire album on her website and you can decide for yourself. :)
Rating:
- Less than halfLike many, I was really looking forward to Peyroux's followup up to "Careless Love." This new album was definitely not worth the wait. The choice of songs, the styling, the engineering and pretty much everything else here disappoints. Hate waiting, but I hope she'll take a break and give the next effort more time and thought.
Rating:
- A DisappoinmentAfter Careless Love, this was a major disappointment. It's difficult to decide if it is the song selection or the audio that makes this release so unsatisfying. Ms. Peyroux sounds like someone forgot to turn her mic on.
Rating:
- You Go, Girl!Quiet, insightful versions of good songs. Not quite lounge, not quite pop, not quite jazz, the record interprets from Ms. Peyroux's perspective, and that's a very good thing. Assuming your circle of friends is over 40 ad lucid, it would be hard to find anyone who wouldn't like this CD. A dozen songs, several recognizable from original or hit versions by artists ranging from Tom Waits to Glen Campbell.
A treasure. That's all there is to it. A treasure.