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From: barnster <notme@ix.hell.com>
Date: 17 Jan 1996 19:57:51 GMT
Subject: Why don't most people like "The Sensual World?"
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To Katefans, It seems as if I've been taking lots of heat because I opined that Kate might have peaked. Well, I'm only being honest. I hope that we all can be honest with our opinions and not be a bunch of lemmings. If someone out there thinks all Kate has done is good, then great for them!!! Honestly, I feel there are lots of good songs in TRS, like "Song of Solomon." But the collection of those songs, plus a few clunkers, doesn't work well as a whole like her prior albums. The songs I don't like are just plain redundant and formulaic. "Rubberband Girl," "And So Is Love," especially "Big Stripey Lie," "Why Should I Love You," and a few others, have boring repetitive chord progressions. Many songs from the "Sensual World" have song structures far more innovative than today's pop songs. Gosh, "Rubberband Girl" was trying too hard to be a hit, for god's sake!!! (I admit I do like the techno version.) Well, I would like very much to hear more responses, positive or negative, to TSW. I'm befuddled as to why some people loved it while others despise it. Joy to all, barney