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Re: All Angels Third Album - Fly Away « Reply #75 on Jan 17, 2010, 7:44pm »
I like the album - I don't like it's central American theme, and it's summery concept is a bit out of place in January, but that considering, I do like it.
I have grown to dislike one of the girls voices, but I don't know which one she is. She has a big solo in 'All Love Can Be' which I didn't like much. Her voice has grown too much and has lost the purity of the younger years. I didn't like their rendition of that song - it was too loud and over produced - I was yearning for a softer version, as I do love that song.
I guess I need to write a review for this on the website so I won't say anymore now.
...f this somehow qualifies as classical, I'm a Dutchman!
Hi Roger,
I was about to address you as Gerrit but now, I've finally listened to the sample tracks for the first time and I agree, it's just some kind of pop album, not sure what kind though. I'd assumed that it would follow the pattern of their previous releases, but it doesn't.
It's entered the album chart at no. 54 today, 14 places lower than its initial midweek placing had indicated. Based on the limited early sales information that I have, it will have sold about 4,000 copies so we can see why it was delayed until now - like Hayley's Winter Magic it wouldn't have got into the supermarkets, probably not even the top 100 (before Christmas).
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Re: All Angels Third Album - Fly Away « Reply #77 on Jan 18, 2010, 7:00am »
If it were released in September, I'm not convinced that it wouldn't have got a supermarket slot. Christmas, yes, but in September, it would have been fine.
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Re: All Angels Third Album - Fly Away « Reply #81 on Jan 23, 2010, 4:25pm »
Hello Richard,
That's weird, because it isn't in this week's Classical Artist chart at all, it looks like some jiggery-pokery (or arm-twisting!) has been going on between Decca and Classic FM!