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 Who Needs Guitars Anyway? - Alice Deejay
 Who Needs Guitars Anyway? - Alice Deejay ... Tracklisting1 Back In My Life 2 Better Off Alone 3 Celebrate Our Love 4 I Can See (See It In Your Eyes) 5 Lonely One 6 Elements Of Life 7 Who Needs Guitars Anyway 8 Will I Ever 9 Waiting For Your Love 10 No More Lies 11 Fairytales 12 Everything Begins With An E 13 Got To Get Away 14 Alice Deejay 15 Interactive Element Newest Review: ... of music that would normally grace my CD player. However my girlfriend had this on in her car for a few weeks, so I got to ... more ... hear the album quite a bit (which isn't necessarily a good thing).
I did just about suffer 'Back in My Life' with it's fat analogue synth sounds (takes me back to the 80's -lol!!), and 'Better Off Alone' with it's cleverly produced synth hihat intro that suddenly skips on to the 'off' beat, before boring me senseless.
But even less interesting were tracks like 'No More Lies' with it's tedious synth loop and weak vocal, and 'Will I Ever' which was like Cher on a REALLY bad day, with lyrics written by a 4 year old....more |
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Who Needs Guitars Anyway? - Alice Deejay: Who Needs Guitars Anyway? - There's something important you ... (292 words)
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Who Needs Guitars Anyway? - Album Review WHAT IS IT? Who Needs Guitars Anyway? is a 14 track album by Dutch, all girl band Alice Deejay, that was released way back at the turn of the millennium. The style of music on offer here is what I'd describe as Dance Trance music -lol!! and is a million miles away from the sort of music that would normally grace my CD player. However my girlfriend had this on in her car for a few weeks, so I got to hear the album quite a bit (which isn't necessarily a good thing). I did just about suffer 'Back in My Life' with it's fat analogue synth sounds (takes me back to the 80's -lol!!), and ... Read the complete review
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