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 Electric Youth - Debbie Gibson
 Electric Youth - Debbie Gibson ... Who Loves Ya Baby2 Lost In Your Eyes 3 Love In Disguise 4 Helplessly In Love 5 Silence Speaks (A Thousand Words) 6 Should've Been The One 7 Electric Youth 8 No More Rhyme 9 Over The Wall 10 We Could Be Together 11 Shades Of The Past Newest Review: ... Ya Baby' is uplifting and has a rousing trumpet section to make you want to sway those hips. Her vocals sound keen and ... more ... tuneful and the song is a positive start.
'Lost In Your Eyes' is a calmer affair, driven by a delicious piano line, which has been crafted with care and attention. The song is steeped in sickly lyrics, but it is a perfect soundtrack for that moment when you are first falling in love and so enraptured with your other half.
The title song is possibly the highlight. It is all dramatic chord changes and it lifts at every turn. Debbie really puts her all into this, as her voice penetrates the core of the melody and carries...more |
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Electric Youth
Release Date: 1993 - 12 - 31, Audio CD, Atlantic Last Update 30.11.2009 05:47
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Electric Youth - Debbie Gibson: How Not To Dress (313 words)
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And she looks so endearing in that baseball cap and blue blazer, doesn't she. This album saw Debbie finding her feet and coming into her own for an outright pop fest. I think the title of the album was meant to embody what she was all about. Debbie was youthful and her music was full of zest and excitement. Off to a good start, 'Who Loves Ya Baby' is uplifting and has a rousing trumpet section to make you want to sway those hips. Her vocals sound keen and tuneful and the song is a positive start. 'Lost In Your Eyes' is a calmer affair, driven by a delicious piano line, which has been crafted with care and attention. The song is steeped in sickly ... Read the complete review
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