Customer Reviews

Suddenly

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This is a great single for some excellent mixes of LeAnn Rimes' song "Suddenly", which was the second single off the underrated TWISTED ANGEL album. Being a big fan of Almighty, I was pleased to hear some mixes from them for this song. There is the Almighty Radio Edit, and the Almighty Extended Mix, which are great mixes. Riva also does a great mix for the song. The song is a nice positive affirming song, and it's a shame it didn't do better than it did. The mixes really heighten the song, and add to it, making it a dance anthem. Worth checking out!

Leann Rimes's suddenly is a simply average pop song. On a quick listen through the CD, the original, along with DJ Encore's pop-like and Almighty's cheesy treatment of the song are easily forgettable. However, it's evident that Riva's mix outshines every other track on the CD, along with every other remixed pop song on the market today. Riva's mix has so much to offer, with so many elements, which, blended together, make one of the most beautifully produced trance songs in the world. The acoustic guitars alone make it a stand out track. The single is simply worth it for Riva's mix.

This is a terrific anthem that is otherwise marred by an obscenely high price. It looks like it can be had for less, but I hate to buy used cds. As far as the song: Rimes is smart to get this track be re-mixed to bumping perfection. She does herself no favors chained down recording overproduced "country" syrup.

The last comment is so right. Personally the Riva Mix is my favorite! i can't stop playing it. It has an addictive beat and I love the guitar solo! The chords are just so powerful it is really uplifting. LeAnn also has a beautiful voice which is prominent throughout the song A great Dance song! A++

The second single from LeAnn Rimes' highly underrated TWISTED ANGEL set is a solid slice of guitar-driven power pop that might actually remind some of early hit 'One Way Ticket', but quickly distinguishes itself on it's own merits. All three remixes here are pretty typical of Rimes' past efforts--nothing particularly cutting edge, but all highly listenable, with the Almighty mix being the most noteworthy of the bunch. Here's hoping this will jumpstart interest in Rimes' most recent project, which seems to have fallen by the wayside rather quickly.