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Unspoken

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I am a long time Jim Brickman fan. I love his music and my kids love to fall to sleep to it. My only complaint about any of his albums is for the fact of the vocals on them. Why cant he just release a album of piano music. Well here it is, and i am not disappointed. This album is very relaxing. Don't know which song is a favorite of mine yet.. but I am going to be listening to this for a long time!!!

Jim Brickman's music takes you on a journey, where relaxation, peace and a reminder of hope are always present. You just don't hear his music, you feel it. The Unspoken release gives us the opportunity to enjoy Mr. Brickman's gift and feel the Brickman difference and I for one continue to be grateful he continues to take us on this journey!

This is the Jim Brickman I have been following for years. I love how his music can take an ordinary day and make it better. Reminds me of some of his older releases that always touched me. I love this new cd.

I have been a Jim Brickman fan since the beginning. I can't wait for his new albums, the man just does it for me like no one else.
His music has such a quality of relaxation about it, that I can hear him play and instantly relax. No other artist does that for me.
This album brings him full circle. Back to his roots of pure instrumentals. I've loved his co-efforts with the talented vocalists over the years, but this is just pure Brickman.

This is a great and well rounded album. This album takes him back to the roots that started it all. Definately no lyrics and pure intrumentals only for the first time in a long time. There are couple greatly remade songs in there that will take you back but into a new and bright feeling. Bricksman's mutil-dimensional music well take you on a revelational journey all over again!

Unspoken is Jim Brickman's latest album.

For this album, Jim goes back to his roots - solo piano tunes with no guest singers.

If you are interested in some relaxing music, I recommend this album.

To be Honest, Jim Brickman's New album Unspoken isn't his best collection.

If you are a Brickman fan, you probably already own a few other CDs of his. But the problem with this one is that here he copies two songs he has already published. First; Glory, which was on his "My Romance: An Evening..." CD, and also Timeless, which is a song from his "Escape" Album. However, these songs have less to offer here because they are neither live nor accompanied by any other instrument.

Another issue I find with this album is that Brickman doesn't really change up the mood. This makes it easy to forget specific songs on this album and it is hard to remember how good one or another happens to be. In some ways, this is an advantage, as we all love mood music, but in this case, the constant broken chords and gentle mood of Brickman's piano blurrs all these songs into mediocrity. They all sound the same.

Still, I think that this album does have its virtues. I like the songs "After the Rain" and his cover of "Over the Rainbow" is enjoyable to listen to. But still, this would not be my first choice of Brickman Albums.

This is the classic Jim Brickman that we have all come to know & love. Just solo, relaxing piano music. Don't get me wrong...I love when he collaborates with vocalists from all genres. I have been introduced to many talented people out there thru his collaborations that I might not of otherwise have known about. But, it is always the simple, thought provoking melodies of his solo piano that I always come back to and love. This is definately a CD for the ultimate Brickman fan.

If you are looking for some beautiful piano music, Unspoken is the cd for you. Jim Brickman plays notes that sound like unspoken lyics, melodies that reach our and talk to your heart. Lovely background music for just relazing in your favorite chair with a spot of tea or a glass of wine to end a hectic day. Enjoy!

This is one of my favorite CD's. I love Jim Brickman arrangements and I enjoy playing them. A Poor Wayfaring Man has got to be the best I have ever heard. The Hymns are all very well done.