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Life in Cartoon Motion

by: Mika

Release Date February 05, 2007
Don't by this each song reaches new lows in what can in the loosest possible terms be called music

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Life in Cartoon Motion

by: Mika

Release Date March 27, 2007
Anyone just interested in serious, mature music should perhaps stop reading now. In fact, I wanted so much to consider this album as too low brow for my tastes, but I'm afraid that the majority of this album is just bl**dy good to be ignored or dismissed. Track-by-track, Mika's debut album just worked it's way into my psyche and became too tempting a collection to ignore. Most of it is catchy as hell, more infectious than MRSA and puts a massive grin on your face everytime you hear it... so how exactly are you supposed to ignore an album like that in an end of year list? Simple answer - you can't.

The best tracks on this album are 'Grace Kelly', three minutes of pop genius, 'Love Today', in which Mika instructs us to love today and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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666

by: Mika Miko

Release Date July 07, 2008
Anyone just interested in serious, mature music should perhaps stop reading now. In fact, I wanted so much to consider this album as too low brow for my tastes, but I'm afraid that the majority of this album is just bl**dy good to be ignored or dismissed. Track-by-track, Mika's debut album just worked it's way into my psyche and became too tempting a collection to ignore. Most of it is catchy as hell, more infectious than MRSA and puts a massive grin on your face everytime you hear it... so how exactly are you supposed to ignore an album like that in an end of year list? Simple answer - you can't.

The best tracks on this album are 'Grace Kelly', three minutes of pop genius, 'Love Today', in which Mika instructs us to love today and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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MIKA - Live Parc Des Princes, Paris [Blu-ray]

by: Mika

Release Date November 10, 2008
Anyone just interested in serious, mature music should perhaps stop reading now. In fact, I wanted so much to consider this album as too low brow for my tastes, but I'm afraid that the majority of this album is just bl**dy good to be ignored or dismissed. Track-by-track, Mika's debut album just worked it's way into my psyche and became too tempting a collection to ignore. Most of it is catchy as hell, more infectious than MRSA and puts a massive grin on your face everytime you hear it... so how exactly are you supposed to ignore an album like that in an end of year list? Simple answer - you can't.

The best tracks on this album are 'Grace Kelly', three minutes of pop genius, 'Love Today', in which Mika instructs us to love today and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Grace Kelly

by: Mika

Release Date January 29, 2007
But I love it. The song Grace Kelly is built the same way as Alexander Graham Bell, even sung in the same way. Has the falsetto from Ballroom Blitz, the great harmonies from songs like Co Co and and Little Willy and has a lot in common with Teenage Rampage as well. All worldwide hits by Sweet in the 70s. I am delighted that my favourite band of all time have influence on yet another generation of great musicians, just like they did with punk and 80s heavy metal. Back in the 70s this kind of music was considered lightweight bubblegum by the press. Having suffered 20 years of rap and hip hop, it now sounds like coming back to heaven.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Happy Ending

by: Mika

Release Date October 15, 2007
But I love it. The song Grace Kelly is built the same way as Alexander Graham Bell, even sung in the same way. Has the falsetto from Ballroom Blitz, the great harmonies from songs like Co Co and and Little Willy and has a lot in common with Teenage Rampage as well. All worldwide hits by Sweet in the 70s. I am delighted that my favourite band of all time have influence on yet another generation of great musicians, just like they did with punk and 80s heavy metal. Back in the 70s this kind of music was considered lightweight bubblegum by the press. Having suffered 20 years of rap and hip hop, it now sounds like coming back to heaven.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Relax, Take It Easy

by: MIKA

Release Date December 23, 2007
This album was clearly made by some very angry children. Often when children get like this it is due to over tiredness and they will need to be referred to a wild fowl sanctuary. Listening to this album may cause scorch marks to appear on the world's surface.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Life in Cartoon Motion

by: Mika

Release Date July 30, 2007
Don't by this each song reaches new lows in what can in the loosest possible terms be called music

CD-Charts Position 9
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Mika Live in Cartoon Motion [2007] Deluxe Edition

by: Mika

Release Date November 12, 2007
This is a high-quality DVD with wonderful footage of a great artist in action: performing live in concert in Paris, at home, and on the street in his music videos. The music is wild! Considering the title I was afraid that the whole DVD might be animated, but it isn't. Mika also talks about his life and work and reveals some of his innermost thoughts. I can't wait until his next DVD comes out!

CD-Charts Position 10
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True

by: Mika Nakashima

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This is a high-quality DVD with wonderful footage of a great artist in action: performing live in concert in Paris, at home, and on the street in his music videos. The music is wild! Considering the title I was afraid that the whole DVD might be animated, but it isn't. Mika also talks about his life and work and reveals some of his innermost thoughts. I can't wait until his next DVD comes out!