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5.0 out of 5 stars
Popmatters Review
Amongst the natural transitions, applaud-worthy melodies, and gratifying consistency presented on The Verse, the Chorus, there is no doubt that Ivan & Alyosha have what it takes. And though there is always room for improvement (journeying further from their retro adjustments is a must) the twosome has accomplished a truly pure, sprightly, good natured pop album.
Published 7 months ago by My Review for you.
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4 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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It's easy to love Easy to Love but not much else
I heard Easy to Love on NPR and fell in love with the song! I listened to the clips of the other songs on Amazon for awhile before deciding to purchase the CD. When I did, however, I found that I still only really love Easy to Love. I had hoped I would like more once I heard them in their entirety. Beautiful Lie is pretty nice too, but overall this album is simple and...
Published 21 months ago by M. Clark
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4 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
It's easy to love Easy to Love but not much else,
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This review is from: Verse the Chorus (Audio CD)
I heard Easy to Love on NPR and fell in love with the song! I listened to the clips of the other songs on Amazon for awhile before deciding to purchase the CD. When I did, however, I found that I still only really love Easy to Love. I had hoped I would like more once I heard them in their entirety. Beautiful Lie is pretty nice too, but overall this album is simple and sweet and not a must in your collection by any means. So, save your money and definitely buy the individual track Easy to Love and maybe throw in Beautiful Lie. You'll have the top picks and won't have spent unnecessary cash.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Popmatters Review,
This review is from: The Verse, The Chorus (MP3 Download)
Amongst the natural transitions, applaud-worthy melodies, and gratifying consistency presented on The Verse, the Chorus, there is no doubt that Ivan & Alyosha have what it takes. And though there is always room for improvement (journeying further from their retro adjustments is a must) the twosome has accomplished a truly pure, sprightly, good natured pop album.
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