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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0093624760528
Label: Warner
Manufacturer: Warner
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Warner
Release Date: July 03, 2000
Studio: Warner
Sales Rank: 32121
MPN: 47605
Disc 1:- Consequences Of Falling
- Summerfling
- Suddenly
- It's Happening With You
- Extraordinary Thing
- Love's Great Ocean
- Simple
- What Better Said
- When We Collide
- Curiosity
- Only Love
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Editorial Review:
Amazon.co.uk Review: When she dropped the twang in favour of torch with Ingenue back in 1992, KD Lang became a multi-million selling voice, but projects like the soundtrack to Even Cowgirls Get The Blues and the smoking concept album Drag have sidelined her talents. Invincible Summer will undoubtedly restore her to glory with its lush melodies, beautiful arrangements and astute production. As the title suggests, the album eschews her darker moments in favour of a breezy, carefree mood that suggests the bloom of love and bright optimism. Tracks like "Extraordinary Thing" and "Summerfling" soar and skip, bursting with rich melodic joy, lifted by breathless orchestration. There are moments of quiet reflection too, like the opening number "Consequences Of Falling In Love", the Bacharach and David tinged "Suddenly" and the luxuriant "Love's Great Ocean". Throughout, Damien Le Gassick--who engineered Madonna's Ray Of Light--maintains a tasteful but contemporary production sheen of bubbling electronic effects that should help Lang find a new audience. --Mike Pattenden
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Whilst I've admired the vocal work of K D Lang for a while, I was only moved to buy one of her albums when I heard the title track of this album on Radio 2, driving home in the car. And I'm glad I did. All the songs on this track evoke summer and the sun. They are full of life and not C&W at all (not that C&W is a bad thing). Think constant craving but more upbeat.
I'm no musicologist, so I'm not really qualified to tell you about tunes and mixing and what have you, but I did really enjoy this album, it's worth every penny.
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Summer may not have actually happened in the UK but KD Lang is determined to make it happen in your CD player. After the underated All You Can Eat and the patchy Drag, Invincible Summer is a fairly new direction for Ms Lang. The lovely voice and country heritage remain but this is a more commercial version of the singer. Her new personal happiness is so blatant within the music that at times it's overwhelming. Songs such as Extrodinary Thing and Summerfling grab the theme of romance and run with it. Her knack for a memorable melody remains especially in When We Collide and Curiosity. With such lush arrangements and with such a big smile on her face the album does veer towards sickly but the murky nature of love's great ocean and the ... Read More:
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A true artist can re-invent themselves, stretch themselves and shatter the labels others have pinned on them. It doesnt matter what this Albertan songstress has done in the past, her voice, that effortless breezy voice, blows you away. My favorite track has changed with each listen (always a good sign!). Listen to it in a rolltop under the summer sun (not currently available in England) cruising some backroads and you will feel the power of her craft. Forget your prejudices, just listen to it first!
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How can anyone fail to be impressed with this CD. I've waited a long time to hear her voice again. Boy! has it been worth the wait? You bet it has. My happiest moments have come during listening to this sweetest sound. Take a deep breath and imbibe yourself with some powerful vocals. Excellent. Brilliant. Superb.
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It's OK! You're forgiven! It's been eight years since kd lang had her last global hit. It's easy to understand why you've forgotten how unique her strong-yet-vulnerable, chocolatey, country-tinged voice is. At times it plucks at your heart strings, at times it makes you want to skip through a field of barley.
If I have a problem with this album, it's the occasionally tacky blippy beepy noises, but most of the songs are beautifully crafted and if any one of the five or six potential singles gets any airplay, this album will be bigger than Ingenue.
If you liked the David Gray album, get this one. And vice versa.
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