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Enrique Iglesias | Format: MP3 Download

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• Original Release Date: March 9, 2004
• Release Date: March 9, 2004
• Label: Interscope
• Copyright: (C) 2004 Interscope Records
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• Total Length: 57:17
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• ASIN: B000WLWMI0
• Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (97 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #60,683 Paid in MP3 Albums (See Top 100 Paid in MP3 Albums)

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9 of 10 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Influential Yet Original !, December 19, 2003

By 

Ilaxi S. Patel "Editor, kidsfreesouls.com & A... (India) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Seven (Audio CD)

Delightful compositions with `influential originality' - it's Enrique Iglesias with another beautiful collection `Seven'. Sure to get `Addicted'. I say `Influential Originality' becoz though some numbers reminds influential touch, Enrique is his cool Original and a great seductive voice.

Not in Love : This one makes an outstanding beginning. It's got a melodious rhythm n beat and sure is a sing along piece. This is my fav and the very Best of Enrique. Don't miss out listening!

The Way You Touch Me: A lil bit seductive n influential of Enrique's earlier song and when he sings `you can walk, we can talk..all I want....doesn't these words sound familiar? Yeah..yeah...makes the song too inviting too.

Say it : A soothing influential song which reminds of George Michael's songs. The words..."To keep up the fight...So I need you to say it...if you really want this to end...Jes take me" The Bass n high scale here is simply unlike Enrique and he's proved to be an outstanding singer.

California Callin' : The guitars n drum beats have a great flow in this song. Should I turn around, should I leave you alone ...these words sung with indepth vocals and makes the song very appealing.

Addicted : Frankly, the video's disappointing coz I expected smthing like earlier Enrique songs but the Audio number is fantastic. A beautiful composition.

Break me Shake me : A twist n shake number to dance along. I luv the way its sung `I'm gonnaa...I'm gonna.... A very honest number!

Free : Becoz I'm free...free Enrique number that says it all in a seductive voice.

Be Yourself : An influenced number, Enrique reminds of oldies here. You gotta Be Yourself could all a fan say to Enrique but the song's good listening, no wonder!

Wish You were Here with Me : Sometimes ...Enrique's Best listening and this number is jes passing by.

You Rock Me : Good music and good vocals. I couldn't believe this is Enrique!

Roamer : The chorus is good here while the music plays melodious continuous notes to high pitch sometimes.

Live it up Tonight : An influenced number - (Put your hands in the air....) as it sings `Live it up tonight...live it up tonight' - A nice tune.

Bonus collections are simply superb. The Adicto is his original Spanish number. Metro mix and Glam as You mix. Glam..this one's got real club dancing beat and sure to be hit this Christmas parties.

Overall, My rating goes 5 Stars! Buy it if you are a good Music Freak and `Sure Pick' if an Enrique Iglesias Fan. Great Listening 'Enrique Iglesias'

6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

4.0 out of 5 stars A Good Album by Enrique !!!, December 20, 2005

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Chazzyb (London GB) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Seven (Audio CD)

I can't believe it's been a year since someone did a review of this album, so I figured i'd update it and write a review myself.
Being a big fan of "Escape" and a massive fan of "Enrique" I was naturally very excited when I heard news of a third english album by Enrique Iglesias.
"Seven" may not be as theatrical as "Escape", but it's a good listen none the less.
Having said this it did take a short while to grow on me, and like some of his other songs "Escape" and "Love To See You Cry" some of the songs on this album did not catch me instantly, but the more I listened to it I found I liked it.
There is not as much Latin influence on this album as there was on "Enrique", apart from a little tingle of Latin base on "Not In Love", but there are some great Pop and Rock songs on this album. It is more similar to "Escape" then anything else he has done. Enrique seemed to be trying to move away from Latino sounding music on this album, and concentrate souly on Pop and Rock music. The type of music on this album really shows the type of singers he looks up to i.e. Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, The Police... ect. The album does have an 80's feel to it somewhat, especially on tracks such as "Be Yourself" and "Break Me, Shake Me". All the tracks are easy and enjoyable to listen to.
The fast moving, base sounding "Not In Love" is definetly one of the funnest songs on the album to listen to. The album version is exactly the same as the single except it does not feature Kelis. If "Not In Love" is the type of song you like then there are even better sounding songs on the album, so don't settle for the single. Buy this album, because you'll love it. This has also been the edgiest pop song Enrique had done before and sounds great.
"The Way You Touch Me" is a great pop song and sounds even a little country in places. This one should definitly get you up and dancing, and is a great second track for the album. It is also fast paced like the previous track. A good smooth Enrique song, similar to any track on Escape. It could have easily been a single.
"Say It" is one of the albums ballads and is very sweet. It is a slow song and Enrique's vocals sound good on it. It is fairly similar to Escape's "Hero" in ways. It is about a girl that Enrique upset, but wants to know if she still wants him. This song is a classic Enrique Iglesias song, and really starts to get good somewhere in the middle. Overall this is a pretty good song and easy to listen to, because it has a nice melody and vocals to it.
"California Callin'" is one of the albums good tracks, and has a good guitar rhythm in it. Enrique explains that he is on the road and is driving past the woman he loves and wonders if he should pass her or turn around and head towards her. This is a really smooth rock track by Enrique and you will find "Seven" is the album that showcases some of Iglesias's best Rock songs.
"Addicted" was the albums first single and provided it with a #1. I did not find this song one of the best on the album, and enjoyed others more, but it is a good track by Enrique. Many people would call this one of Enrique's classic songs, but it sounded pretty ordinary to me. Not a bad track though. Worth a listen.
"Break Me, Shake Me" was a cool track on the album and turned out to be one of my favourites. It is a really fun song and even though the title sounds a bit funny it sounds great. I think this is a classic song by Enrique and one of his best. It is extremely catchy and makes you imagine you are on a beach in California watching the sun set. It is a fast paced pop song and it is a safe bet that many people would enjoy it. The guitars in this track sound great. This could have been one of the albums singles.
"Free" is a pretty good song and fits in well with the album. This song is just a fun song to listen to. I was surprised how many of these songs seemed like they could have been from Escape.
There is a good guitar bit in the song, and as a result it is one of the albums catchiest songs.
"Be Yourself" is another favourite off the album, and is an amazing pop/rock track. It is definetley one of the albums highlights. It has a very true message to it, but at the same time is not about being taken seriously at all. Great chorus to this song and the verses are good to. One of Enrique's best songs. It is a shame "Seven" wasnt promoted more, because it could have had plenty of singles and this song could have easily been one. The song basically talks about Enrique trying to persue his dreams of stardom, and his parents attitudes towards that, especially his father Julio, but the main message of the song is that he stuck to his dreams and made them a reality.
"Wish You Were Here ( With Me )" is another ballad from the album and is a good track. It talks about a lost love, and Enrique realising his mistakes, but finds it is sometimes to late to get these people that you love back. This track is a little bit upsetting, but a solid track for the album. I notice how Enrique does quite a few songs about love lost i.e. "Be With You", "Maybe" and some of the other tracks on Seven. This song does have a nice latin sounding instrumantal part in it.
"You Rock Me" is similar to "Free" because it is a fun pop song and that is all. It has a tinge of rock to it, and is quite catchy. It's a pretty solid track.(None of them are un-solid) and fits in well with this album. It isn't as great as some of the other tracks on the album though, but none of the tracks are worth skipping over.
"Roamer" is a great song on the album, and is one of my favourites. This could have easily been a hit for Enrique.
This is one of the albums best points and captured me the first time I heard it. It is a love ballad and seems to shimmy and sparkle. This song is one of the best put together songs on the album and makes Seven a must own for Enrique fans.
"Live It Up Tonight" is an O.K. track, but nothing special.
It talks about forgetting all your worries and just having a good time. It is quite a catchy song and a good way to end a great album.
Album Highlights are the following tracks, and get 5/5 ratings from me.
Roamer.
Be Yourself.
Break Me, Shake Me.
Not In Love.
Say It.
The Way You Touch Me.
Callifornia Callin'.
Wish You Were Here With Me.
I am probably not giving this album a 5 star review because it did not catch my attention right away like his previous two english records, but is a MUST for any Enrique Iglesias fan and they should not be without it. I strongly urge you to buy yourself a copy, because it makes for an enlightening and joyful listen. Great album !!!

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Variety is the Spice of Life, January 26, 2004

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Jennifer Mackay (Portland, OR United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Seven (Audio CD)

I bought this album yesterday and I've already listened to it a dozen times or more. It's very different from Enrique's first English album's Latin Dance influence.

Seven has more '80's Arena Rock from my youth. There is also a freshness to the variety of the songs, since not all of them are love ballads or about love. His honesty with his emotions wins a plus in my book. :)

I especially like "Say It," "Wish You Were Here," "You Rock Me," "The Way You Touch Me," and the Spanish version of "Adicto."

"Roamer" brings to mind Journey's song "Faithfully" about being on the road, though it's very different from "Faithfully."

"Be Yourself" seems like a very personal song.

I enjoy listening to his songs in Spanish just as much as in English. Give his Spanish material a try if you've never heard anything but his English songs. You won't be disappointed.