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Ta-Dah

Search: Might Tell You Tonight
by: Scissor Sisters

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Unlike the first reviewer, I buy vinyl because it has the edge over CD musically and for no other reason. Yes I agree the packaging is dire, but the music on the record itself is far more mature and accomplished than the first album. It leaves me feeling refreshed due to the bounce and fun of the lyrics and the bands desire to prove that music does'nt have to be serious. I rate this very highly. MUSIC is important not the sleeve.

CD-Charts Position 2
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Ta-Dah

Search: Might Tell You Tonight
by: Scissor Sisters

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Unlike the first reviewer, I buy vinyl because it has the edge over CD musically and for no other reason. Yes I agree the packaging is dire, but the music on the record itself is far more mature and accomplished than the first album. It leaves me feeling refreshed due to the bounce and fun of the lyrics and the bands desire to prove that music does'nt have to be serious. I rate this very highly. MUSIC is important not the sleeve.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Ta Dah

Search: Might Tell You Tonight
by: Scissor Sisters

Release Date September 18, 2006
unbelievably great album - I didn't think they could easily better their first one, but they have! The only let down is the packaging of this edition - it's fun to start with but difficult to store on your CD shelf! The Bonus tracks on disc 2 are worth the 2 or 3 extra quid.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Ta-Dah

Search: Might Tell You Tonight
by: Scissor Sisters

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Unlike the first reviewer, I buy vinyl because it has the edge over CD musically and for no other reason. Yes I agree the packaging is dire, but the music on the record itself is far more mature and accomplished than the first album. It leaves me feeling refreshed due to the bounce and fun of the lyrics and the bands desire to prove that music does'nt have to be serious. I rate this very highly. MUSIC is important not the sleeve.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Ta Dah!

Search: Might Tell You Tonight
by: Scissor Sisters

Release Date September 18, 2006
Despite generally being in to music with more bite and brutality I found it impossible to resist this album; It's fun, sharp, unashamed and stands out in my music collection. The only disappointment for me was that the 'full' versions of many of the songs on this album aren't quite as sharp as the radio edits. It appears they thinned a whole lot of the dead weight from tracks such as 'She's my man' and 'I don't feel like dancin'' before they put them out and the versions recorded in the album lose their flow and poise due to what can only be described padding. The ordering of the tracks isn't great either, it feels like all the songs are clumped and the weaker tracks were just shuffled later in to the order which means you'll probably listen to this on a track by track basis ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Ta Dah [VINYL]

Search: Might Tell You Tonight
by: Scissor Sisters

Release Date September 18, 2006
Unlike the first reviewer, I buy vinyl because it has the edge over CD musically and for no other reason. Yes I agree the packaging is dire, but the music on the record itself is far more mature and accomplished than the first album. It leaves me feeling refreshed due to the bounce and fun of the lyrics and the bands desire to prove that music does'nt have to be serious. I rate this very highly. MUSIC is important not the sleeve.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Ta-Dah (Asian Import) [Australian Import]

Search: Might Tell You Tonight
by: Scissor Sisters

Release Date October 01, 2007
Unlike the first reviewer, I buy vinyl because it has the edge over CD musically and for no other reason. Yes I agree the packaging is dire, but the music on the record itself is far more mature and accomplished than the first album. It leaves me feeling refreshed due to the bounce and fun of the lyrics and the bands desire to prove that music does'nt have to be serious. I rate this very highly. MUSIC is important not the sleeve.