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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars I Was So Wrong...., January 2, 2002
By A Customer
This review is from: Classified (Audio CD)
Back in 2002 I wrote an awful review for this album and now that I re-read it, I now know why 0 of 3 people found my review not helpful. Its because my review was poorly written and extremely contradictory.

But after 2 years of listening to Sweetbox ever since ex vocalist Tina was replaced by Jade, I take back everything I said in the old review. Though Jade's voice is kind of average, she has a unique way of allowing it to flow throughout a song. So shes not Celine, but it doesn't matter. A ballad sung by Jade is pure, so in my opinion its not powerful, but it stands above the rest because it is unique and stands out. So whether its the slow songs or the upbeat songs, they all have a good message behind them. Its not about having to be deep or complicated, "Classified" is about life and enjoying it while its still here. Its about being happy and feeling loved. It may take some getting used to, but when you can get past those points, "Classified" is truly a unique and amazing journey.

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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Good and elegant!, May 7, 2001
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InSoon Cho (Seoul South Korea) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Classified (Audio CD)
This album sounds good! Since one of my friends recommedned this album, I heard full tracks this morning. I have heard their famous song "Everything's gonna be alright" some years before it was good and singular for polished combination of classical music "Air on G string of Bach" and hiphop. Their new title song "Trying to be me" goes the same way, it adopts main theme from "Solveig's Song of Grieg". You may think these new songs are so and so comparing with before but it's not. First distinguishing point is that it changed vocalist. Ex-vocalist Tina Harris left team and new vocalist, Jade Villalon joined. Her voice is more young and clear and less blues feel, so this album feels more pop rather than R&B. Secondly it recorded various kind of music. Tina laid emphasis on rap and hiphop feel but Jade did on vocal and worked various music containing Pop, R&B, classic, etc. And sampled screen music adds quality. Consequently Sweetbox shows musical diversity without losing their musical characteristic "elegance". This CD deservers its price!
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars unlike the rest..., July 21, 2004
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M. Cross (Raymond, Me Usa) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Classified (Audio CD)
This album is needless to say an unbelieveable album this being the first sweetbox album with new vocalist Jade after Tina harris left to persue other avenues in the music business. This album completely blows one mind as far as what is considered pop. This is anything but the average britney spears knock of crap. This is a album unique in its own write with the uniquness of that there is actually substance to the lyrics to which nowadays most pop music is total devoid of. so wether you looking for a fast tempo club track or looking for that soothing love ballad. This is definately the album for ya
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars Not bad, May 6, 2001
By A Customer
This review is from: Classified (Audio CD)
I just bought this cd and I really like it! I especially like her new single Lonely. The only problem though it has the same rhythm as her other hit everything thing's gonna be alright. But if you like pink then you might like this cd because it has the same beats. Overall though i would really recommend that if you don't buy the cd then buy the single lonely!
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars A Dimond in the female pop rough., July 18, 2004
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wormster21 (Columbia, MO USA) - See all my reviews
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At the height of female pop stars here in the U.S. there is one out there who stands out from the croud, Sweetbox. This album is flowing with creativity and origiality. Each song on the cd is so captivating and yet so different you cannot help to pop this is and put it on repeat. From the bounce or Boyfriend to the asian feel to Everytime, nothing here is run of the mill pop. The vocals are astonishing, this woman has real talent, and what rates her even higher from the rest is her ability to write! If there is one album in your life that you must own, this is it!
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