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Just bought Amel Larrieux's "Bravebird" and I'm in love with it. 
...and I'm in love with it. I popped it into my CD player and I can't get it out. Amel's voice has become even more richer. This is a great and long-awaited follow up to Infinite Possibilites -- that was a hard album to top. But I'm loving this album and its grooves. Every song on the album is good. Currently, my favorites are Say You Want It All, Congo, Dear To Me, All I Got, We Can Be New and my absolute favorite which is... Sacred (A. Larrieux, L. Larrieux) Is there nothing sacred anymore when celebrities are deified and we're still calling some countries third world and crimes against little ones are punished with little laws and girls are taught to hide their curves as though they're flaws and other girls are taught to expose them but not own them and boys are taught they can own it all is there nothing sacred anymore in the 21st century and I still get followed 'round in stores and governments are using our money for reasons other than what they say they're using it for and small countries fold as their big debt keeps on growing and silent pain is golden under the guise of religion and boys are taught they can own it all is there nothing sacred anymore well maybe there never was, at all I recommend purchasing this album. It's on sale for only $8.99. Great price! Great album! | |
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Damn, she's so fine...I'd drink her bathwater. | |
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JANFAN4L said:
...and I'm in love with it. I popped it into my CD player and I can't get it out. Amel's voice has become even more richer. This is a great and long-awaited follow up to Infinite Possibilites -- that was a hard album to top. But I'm loving this album and its grooves. Every song on the album is good. Currently, my favorites are Say You Want It All, Congo, Dear To Me, All I Got, We Can Be New and my absolute favorite which is... Sacred (A. Larrieux, L. Larrieux) Is there nothing sacred anymore when celebrities are deified and we're still calling some countries third world and crimes against little ones are punished with little laws and girls are taught to hide their curves as though they're flaws and other girls are taught to expose them but not own them and boys are taught they can own it all is there nothing sacred anymore in the 21st century and I still get followed 'round in stores and governments are using our money for reasons other than what they say they're using it for and small countries fold as their big debt keeps on growing and silent pain is golden under the guise of religion and boys are taught they can own it all is there nothing sacred anymore well maybe there never was, at all I recommend purchasing this album. It's on sale for only $8.99. Great price! Great album! Where did you buy it for that price? I was thinking of checking Virgin Megastore this week. "Funkyslsistah… you ain't funky at all, you just a little ol' prude"!
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funkyslsistah said: JANFAN4L said:
...and I'm in love with it. I popped it into my CD player and I can't get it out. Amel's voice has become even more richer. This is a great and long-awaited follow up to Infinite Possibilites -- that was a hard album to top. But I'm loving this album and its grooves. Every song on the album is good. Currently, my favorites are Say You Want It All, Congo, Dear To Me, All I Got, We Can Be New and my absolute favorite which is... Sacred (A. Larrieux, L. Larrieux) Is there nothing sacred anymore when celebrities are deified and we're still calling some countries third world and crimes against little ones are punished with little laws and girls are taught to hide their curves as though they're flaws and other girls are taught to expose them but not own them and boys are taught they can own it all is there nothing sacred anymore in the 21st century and I still get followed 'round in stores and governments are using our money for reasons other than what they say they're using it for and small countries fold as their big debt keeps on growing and silent pain is golden under the guise of religion and boys are taught they can own it all is there nothing sacred anymore well maybe there never was, at all I recommend purchasing this album. It's on sale for only $8.99. Great price! Great album! Where did you buy it for that price? I was thinking of checking Virgin Megastore this week. Circuit City. | |
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I'm gonna go get this CD too!  | |
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BlackandRising said: Damn, she's so fine...I'd drink her bathwater.
You'd drink her bathwater, but would you buy her music? Take a chance on this talent. | |
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JANFAN4L said: BlackandRising said: Damn, she's so fine...I'd drink her bathwater.
You'd drink her bathwater, but would you buy her music? Take a chance on this talent. I already have it. I just haven't looked at the case in a while. Been listening to her since Groove Theory. | |
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great cd! love it from start to finish. i'd already heard 4 songs over 6 months ago and it still sounds fresh to me!
cop this cd y'all and support amel. she is indie now. | |
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I need to get this too. | |
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it's not out in the netherlands. bugga. yes SIR! | |
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I love the range of topics on this record. She is the first R&B/Neo-soul/whatever-you-wanna-label-her artist to sing about topics as diverse as female genital mutilation (Bravebird) and the rememberance of the middle passage and African ancestors (Congo) on one record. I don't know too many artists in the past five years willing to mention that kind of stuff. Maybe that's partially why she went indie. I hope her the best of success. | |
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JANFAN4L said:
...and I'm in love with it. I popped it into my CD player and I can't get it out. Amel's voice has become even more richer. This is a great and long-awaited follow up to Infinite Possibilites -- that was a hard album to top. But I'm loving this album and its grooves. Every song on the album is good. Currently, my favorites are Say You Want It All, Congo, Dear To Me, All I Got, We Can Be New and my absolute favorite which is... Sacred (A. Larrieux, L. Larrieux) Is there nothing sacred anymore when celebrities are deified and we're still calling some countries third world and crimes against little ones are punished with little laws and girls are taught to hide their curves as though they're flaws and other girls are taught to expose them but not own them and boys are taught they can own it all is there nothing sacred anymore in the 21st century and I still get followed 'round in stores and governments are using our money for reasons other than what they say they're using it for and small countries fold as their big debt keeps on growing and silent pain is golden under the guise of religion and boys are taught they can own it all is there nothing sacred anymore well maybe there never was, at all I recommend purchasing this album. It's on sale for only $8.99. Great price! Great album! Now those lyrics are impressive. I will be putting this on my list. I DON'T WANT TO BE NORMAL,because normal is part of the status quo,which I don't want to be a part of- Tori Amos | |
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JANFAN4L said:
...and I'm in love with it. I popped it into my CD player and I can't get it out. Amel's voice has become even more richer. This is a great and long-awaited follow up to Infinite Possibilites -- that was a hard album to top. But I'm loving this album and its grooves. Every song on the album is good. Currently, my favorites are Say You Want It All, Congo, Dear To Me, All I Got, We Can Be New and my absolute favorite which is... Sacred (A. Larrieux, L. Larrieux) Is there nothing sacred anymore when celebrities are deified and we're still calling some countries third world and crimes against little ones are punished with little laws and girls are taught to hide their curves as though they're flaws and other girls are taught to expose them but not own them and boys are taught they can own it all is there nothing sacred anymore in the 21st century and I still get followed 'round in stores and governments are using our money for reasons other than what they say they're using it for and small countries fold as their big debt keeps on growing and silent pain is golden under the guise of religion and boys are taught they can own it all is there nothing sacred anymore well maybe there never was, at all I recommend purchasing this album. It's on sale for only $8.99. Great price! Great album! Now those lyrics are impressive. I will be putting this on my list. I DON'T WANT TO BE NORMAL,because normal is part of the status quo,which I don't want to be a part of- Tori Amos | |
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i'm getting this tomorrow.infinite possibilities is still music i listen to often.she is so hot ,her music is cool,and her voice is sexy.the perfect woman. "I'm a pig..so,magic elixir I swill" | |
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rockwilder said: i'm getting this tomorrow.infinite possibilities is still music i listen to often.she is so hot ,her music is cool,and her voice is sexy.the perfect woman.
I love Amel. | |
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