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Jan 20, 2014 at 9:33 AM Post #49,400 of 136,319

 
Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Robert Lopez, Christophe Beck ---- Frozen: original Motion Picture Soundtrack (Deluxe Edition)
     I don't know why the hell I got this album. I never liked the songs (I mean the ones with the lyrics), but I loved how it was composed. Beautiful composition work done here, despite me cringing as I listened to Idina Menzel. And by cringing, I meant that in a bad way, like weird chills up my spine (is Elsa mad at me for not liking the album? 
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), even though they are unbelievably catchy.
     Listening to "Let It Go" for the third time in a row, I noticed instantly the lack of body in Menzel's voice. Call me critical, but that's just my opinion. Her voice was powerful, I have to admit, but it didn't have enough power to really call it a "powerhouse" vocal as some reviewers have stated it. And by power, I meant the kind of power that you could actually feel when listening to, say, Whitney Houston or Adele (what?
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). Still, it was a song that I turned out to like, and the chills didn't bother me anyway. 
 
     The rest of the album...I didn't get to listen to yet. I only got this days ago.
 
Jan 20, 2014 at 9:58 AM Post #49,401 of 136,319

GENESIS

 

The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway

 [Original Recording Reissued,

Original Recording Remastered]

 

 
Jan 20, 2014 at 10:33 AM Post #49,402 of 136,319
Christer Lindwall: White Nights, for alto guitar and ensemble
Stefan Östersjö, alto guitar
Ensemble Ars Nova/Harald Eikass 
 

 
György Ligeti: Requiem for soprano and mezzo-soprano solo, mixed chorus and orchestra (1963/65)
Carolyn Stein, soprano
Margriet van Reisen, mezzo-soprano
London Voices, Berliner Philharmoniker/Jonathan Nott
 

 
Joseph Haydn: String Quartet in E major, Op. 54 no. 3 
Salomon Quartet
 

 
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