After a very successful debut year, i think it was Natalie's decision to make a more different album and not to come back with such an obvious commerical track such as Torn but to go with something different and risque to gain possibly credibility, such as That Day. The album was launched off the song That Day, it did semi well - didn't set the world alight. The song was quite average to be honest and is a good intro to this album. It's not just a pop album, you can tell Natalie feels this type of music and feels comfortable. I think obviously Wrong Impression, is a classic song - very catchy and summery and sweet, obviously very good and probably saved the ...  Read the complete review

This is Natalie?s second album and it has been a while since her last album what raised her to being a chart success. But with this album she has dramatically changed her style as none of the tracks had that pop feel about them like her last album. I could only say that this album falls into the Alternative category as it is like a mix of pop, rock, indie and a little bit of a country feel in places to boot. Because of this, this album may be one that only fans of her may want to add to their collection. I know that in her past her first fame to claim was in neighbours but I never watched it and as such know only little of it. Saying this she is not ...  Read the complete review

It would be no understatement to say that this album has been greatly anticipated and not only by Natalie’s fans, many have been waiting to see what she has to offer as a follow up to her hugely successful debut album, “Left Of The Middle”. A line in this album’s sleeve by Natalie reads, "It took me a while but I got there in the end", but the time she has taken to craft this album has been worth the wait and she has delivered a well polished gem. This album is superior to its predecessor (some will say surprisingly) and while rumours have been rife since her last hit, it is a reflective and honest offering, whose lyrics and mood offer ..  Read the complete review

Four years is a long time for any pop star to be away from the lime light. Really infact its the kind between albums gap that even well established groups can ill afford to take. In the pop world it might be suggested that it’s tantamount to commercial suicide, certainly can you imagine the likes of Westtlife or S Club 7 disappearing for that length of time? That it’s taken this long for Natalie Imbruglia to record a follow up to her debut smash ‘Left of the Middle’ then is either an act of great bravery or stupidity, or possibly a mixture of both. Possibly it is a reflection of her desire to be taken seriously as an artists, not just another .  Read the complete review

These days, it is easy to forget, through the fog of desperate and clinically average pop dirge we laughingly call the Top 40, that there once was a little, less clinical haven from where a ‘touch more than average’ individuals crept from. Who would have thought, on it’s first, tender episode, that ‘Neighbours,’ would create not just a frizzy haired, gangling one hit wonder, an ‘all round’ nice guy with mediocre hits and a passable Joseph and a fighting spirited pop Goddess, but a sweet, smiling (and a bit of the short side ) young girl in the shape of Natalie Imbruglia. Perhaps no one had had the slightest inkling that this pretty little actress with no real ...  Read the complete review