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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Declaration of Independence!,
By Negatif (New york, NY) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Single (Audio CD)
Sure, you can hold it against her for being blonde and pretty, or even looking like another Britney, but in "Single", Natasha's words are honest, devoid of any grandiloquence and she packaged it all in a catchy pop song with strong killer hooks. This is an anthem for those of you who have been pressurized/told to "get a boyfriend, QUICK!", it's empowering, fun and infectious. If you love this, Natasha's outdone herself in her next single "These Words".
2.0 out of 5 stars
That Natasha could have put her name to this.........,
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This review is from: Single (Audio CD)
....is embarrassing. My opinion of Natasha is well recorded in these pages...cute...sexy...good, clear voice...inoffensive lyrics...a real doll...But.............
Whoever did this remix needs to get another line of work. What we have here is short [7'43"] even for a single. Two versions of "Single", the one from the album, which is fine, a catchy tune, even if it isn't my personal favorite, and a remix that REALLY grates on the nerves. Natasha, I still love you, and I'm glad you didn't put out a bunch of singles for your second album like you did for "Unwritten". Natasha is who I listen to when I want harmless relaxation...she is a treasure. But, alas, the singles from her first album are still around to remind her that we all make mistakes.
3 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not very good,
By Clif D "Clif" (CA, USA, Earth) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Single (Audio CD)
Bedingfield has a distinctive voice, although it is kind of reminiscent of Mel C of the Spice Girls or Sophie Elis Bexter. She's no Beyonce and neither is she Christina...she's Kylie for the more mature listener...one that thinks she's black possibly.
Her success is a fallout of her brother's and primarily in her looks. Her music is incredibly bland and forgettable. Why people like it so much, I just don't know. Perhaps they are deaf? Or maybe I am? Who knows. Bedingfield should've been a psychologist (didn't she study psychology or something?) At least then she could've helped me. Don't waste your money on this CD. Just go the whole hog and buy Kylie's. I don't think Minogue has any talent at all, but at least one no talent and mediocrity is better than two. All in all, I shall give Bedingfield two stars, as her voice is different--alas, not very powerful--but different.
3 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Awful,
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This review is from: Single (Audio CD)
The worst lyrics, the worst singer. Let your brother have his 5 minutes of fame, because unlike you, he has an excellent voice.
Grow up, and go to uni or something. Or maybe porn?.... |
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