Review #7106
The mellow sound of 80s funk-soul-disco, accented by the slight rasp in Richie’s voice. This music should only be listened to once twilight has set in—at the very least—and it absolutely must be warm
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The mellow sound of 80s funk-soul-disco, accented by the slight rasp in Richie’s voice. This music should only be listened to once twilight has set in—at the very least—and it absolutely must be warm
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Open review and discussionThe spirit of the Beatles—and the British Invasion in general—lives on in the early 80s material here. Jeff Lynne brought synthesizers to the track "Life Goes On," and the band essentially moves chron
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Open review and discussionThe studio atmosphere before the tracks is clearly unnecessary. The remix itself is powerful and rich. It's hard to imagine this material being any better.
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Open review and discussionImportant people who came together to create a radio-friendly product. And made it completely soulless.
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