Hmmm, yes. The Tatu stuff was okay.... I bought Lisa's at HMV for a small fortune on import (mind, I used a 10 percent off voucher from Cosmo, ahem) and was really disappointed. I like some of her music. I should have guessed it would be v MOR after Seal's last...
Better is the dark Alison Moyet album Anne Dudley produced. Again very grown up but good torch song stuff, with covers of Cry Me A River and Windmills Of My Mind. Dudley produced the score for the new Kevin Reynolds/Ridley Scott film Tristan & Isolde which has been delayed apparently. I am hanging for this film - and OST - but maybe after the King Arthur disappointment they are worried about releasing another Celtic epic. > Yeah, > > I would say ZTT is a very different label than it was 20 years ago. I think > they have grown into a nice, repectable "adult contemporary" > niche...(euuw..songs you'll hear at weddings and such...) > > louis > > -----Original Message----- > From: Cyclone Wehner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Sent: Feb 9, 2005 11:41 AM > To: 313 Detroit <[email protected]> > Subject: Re: (313) Propaganda > > Pity the new Lisa Stansfield album on ZTT by Trevor is so awful! ;) > >> For a while, almost anything ZTT dropped was all the rage. Propaganda >> had more staying power than the bulk of it, although some of those Art >> of Noise tracks are still just unbelievable. >> >> >> jeff >> >
