Pop Life - Bananarama

Description: Genre: Pop - Dance Pop / Artist: Bananarama / Extra tracks / Audio CD released 2007-03-19 at Rhino / Disc #1 ... more

Pop Life - Bananarama ... Tracklisting
1 PREACHER MAN
2 LONG TRAIN RUNNING
3 ONLY YOUR LOVE
4 WHAT COLOUR R THE SKIES WHERE U LIVE?
5 IS YOUR LOVE STRONG ENOUGH?
6 TRIPPING ON YOUR LOVE?
7 AIN'T NO CURE
8 OUTTA SIGHT
9 MEGALOMANIAC
10 I CAN'T LET YOU GO
11 HEARTLESS
12 ONLY YOUR LOVE (7'' MIX)
13 PREACHER MAN (ALTERNATIVE 7'' MIX)
14 MEGALOMANIAC (EDIT)
15 TRIPPING ON YOUR LOVE (SINGLE MIX)
16 WHAT COLOUR R THE SKIES WHERE U LIVE? (JJAGGED MIX)
17 AIN'T NO CURE (ALTERNATIVE VERSION)

Newest Review: ... picture a gaggle of girls doing the routine with lots of hand movements. 'Long Train Running' has a sumptuous latino esque ... more

... beat which calls to mind the Gipsy Kings. They have tackled the Doobie Brothers classic and brought it up to date with a poppier twist. Neat backing vocals and a summer vibe, though lacks the soulful tinge of the original version. 'Only Your Love' is an intriguing number, a beat which sounds quite trippy from the outset, with funky Happy Mondays esque pianos. Vocals sound fresh and cheerful on this one. I like the ravey aspect of this song and it sounds like the kind of track that would promote free love. 'What Colour ...more

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Release Date: 2007 - 03 - 19, Audio CD, Rhino

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Pop Life - Bananarama: It's A Pop Life (356 words)
by - written on 08/09/09 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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Bananarama have a new single out this week called 'Love Comes' and it looks set to break into the top forty, which is quite suprising! This rather dubious looking album entitled 'Pop Life' collects a somewhat excessive seventeen songs. We open with 'Preacher Man' which is part pop and part disco. The vocals are not too bad, though they do sound a bit over produced. The chorus has enough lift in it and you can picture a gaggle of girls doing the routine with lots of hand movements. 'Long Train Running' has a sumptuous latino esque beat which calls to mind the Gipsy Kings. They have tackled the Doobie Brothers classic and brought it up to date with a poppier ... Read the complete review