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Great review Jeremy and all those Donna CD's in backgrounds are gorgeous!!!!
Bruno

great review! she moved on, and that's a good thing - no "gay anthems" on this album :-) (before someone gets offended, I'm gay myself).

Good job, for your first one mister! Great positioning of the LP's & CD's too. Thanks for your input. I know you mentioned you don't care for the dancier tunes, but you may want to pick up the CRAYONS CD from Circuit City for the bonus dance tracks if someone hasn't shot it to you yet.

Wonderful review Jeremy with the matching Donna memorabilia as backdrop. :-)

Love your video review, Jeremy!! Anyone can tell: you're a real Donna connoisseur!
And.. WOW... such a GREAT Donna collection on the background.

thank you everyone!!! i want to do reviews of the back catalog eventually :)

Hey, Jeremy: love, love, LOVE this format of reviewing on video. You were very concise, entertaining, and expressive. It made me want to run out & buy the CD, while the written reviews did not.

Out of curiosity, are you or anyone else in this discussion group familiar with Goldfrapp, and could you recommend a "starter" CD out of her collection? I recently became acquainted with her music (eclectic & interesting), but I'm not sure which would be the best buy . . .

-Jon

i think the most popular goldfrapp albums were the second and third...can't remember the names off the top of my head...the one with "train"...

from what i hear their first album and the newest one are both much different. thanks for the nice comment on my review...:)

Hi Jon, start with either "Black cherry" or "Supernature".

Great video review Jeremy, looking forward to your reviews of Donna's back catalog. I also loved "Cats without claws" which was just as experimental and genre hopping as "Crayons" is, in my opinion.

Very nice review, Jeremy. I was hesitant, like you, on first listen to the album, but it does, indeed, get better with each subsequent listen. At some point in the future, I would love to see Donna do an album with Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe. I think it would be a winner as well.