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Cha Cha Cha

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While Cha Cha Cha may not be EMF's finest moment, it's still a wonderful album. After the poppiness of their debut album, Schubert Dip, EMF responded with the heavier, moodier Stigma, as they wanted to be taken seriously as rock artists. Unfortunately that plan backfired as Stigma didn't perform well. Cha Cha Cha returns the band to the poppier sound. They still tried experimenting with their sound, resulting in some thrash, acoustic, and light techno, but they definitely realized that they were more successful with the breezy pop formula. They show more confidence in their songwriting skills here, however, and the content reaches much deeper than the "luvvy duvvy" Schubert Dip. EMF may not be everyone's cup of tea, but they were a seriously talented group of musicians. This is their final album, and that is very unfortunate for us, because they were just starting to realize how far they could go with their music.

Cha Cha Cha is in deed one of the best albums of the mid 1990's. It is true and kind of disapointing that it did so poorly on the charts to my view this is a great album and i think that Europe wasn't the best place to sell a Britpop CD in 1995. and so the album flopped

It's good to listen the last album from EMF, but thought it would be better than Stigma. Anyway Cha Cha Cha is one more to show us how good musicians they are.