Beginnings - Shania Twain

From This Moment On - Shania Twain

a review on a SINGLE from Shania Twain's "Come On Over" album, not the album itself. So... yeah, it's quite short. Throughout my youth, I'd always liked Shania Twain enough to memorize her big hits - the video for That Don't Impress Me Much had me inexplicably hooked... possibly because I was trying to figure out why the hell Shania was wearing a supposedly-chafing leopard-print whatsit in the middle of a desert. Not too long after, Man! I Feel Like A Woman! had me jumping around like the little femme-boy I am, while at the same time having nightmares about the eerily stone-faced swaying men that were perched behind Shania in the video, ...

From This Moment On - Shania Twain

a review on a SINGLE from Shania Twain's "Come On Over" album, not the album itself. So... yeah, it's quite short. Throughout my youth, I'd always liked Shania Twain enough to memorize her big hits - the video for That Don't Impress Me Much had me inexplicably hooked... possibly because I was trying to figure out why the hell Shania was wearing a supposedly-chafing leopard-print whatsit in the middle of a desert. Not too long after, Man! I Feel Like A Woman! had me jumping around like the little femme-boy I am, while at the same time having nightmares about the eerily stone-faced swaying men that were perched behind Shania in the video, ...

The Woman In Me - Shania Twain

This album is Shania Twain while she was a lady of country before she was polished up for MTV. From the zingy Whose bed have your boots been under to the glorious God bless the child via the rocking If it don't take two, I much prefer this album to her other two. I notice that the illustration with this review is not the ...

The Woman In Me - Shania Twain

This album is Shania Twain while she was a lady of country before she was polished up for MTV. From the zingy Whose bed have your boots been under to the glorious God bless the child via the rocking If it don't take two, I much prefer this album to her other two. I notice that the illustration with this review is not the ...

The Woman In Me - Shania Twain

latter) with a few ballads thrown in for good measure. The album opens with a ballad, the brilliant duet "Home Ain't Where His Heart Is (Anymore)" with Shania and her husband Mutt. This song can be a real tear-jearker if you're in the right mood. Shania then moves up a notch with the brilliant line-dancing song "Any Man Of Mine" which has humourous undertones whilst still being true to life. I.E. "I can be late for a date that's fine but he better be on time". This song is also one for playing live, whilst listening to it you can almost picture the audience reaction on the chorus, thanks to the underlying drumbeat. Next is ...

The Woman In Me - Shania Twain

latter) with a few ballads thrown in for good measure. The album opens with a ballad, the brilliant duet "Home Ain't Where His Heart Is (Anymore)" with Shania and her husband Mutt. This song can be a real tear-jearker if you're in the right mood. Shania then moves up a notch with the brilliant line-dancing song "Any Man Of Mine" which has humourous undertones whilst still being true to life. I.E. "I can be late for a date that's fine but he better be on time". This song is also one for playing live, whilst listening to it you can almost picture the audience reaction on the chorus, thanks to the underlying drumbeat. Next is ...