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Back in her regular role of putting mundane trials and tribulations into perspective, the bright and breezy coffee-table soul of "It's Okay" and "Why" could flood-light the darkest of days as she imparts her philosophies on life with reassuring grace, serenity and, in the case of "Fate", an effortless gospel quiver. Admittedly, with nothing to match her previous best "You Gotta Be" and "Life", Dream Soldier won't exactly change the world; it'll just make it a damn sight easier to bear. --Dan Gennoe
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Des'ree's strongest material to date,
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This review is from: Dream Soldier (Audio CD)
Unfortunately soon after this albums release, Des'ree was dropped by Sony. I find it awful that an artist such as her is dropped by a company who are the main reason her album didn't sell - no promotion!Thankfully Des'ree can find some comfort in the fact that she produced one of her best albums to date and certainly some of her strongest material. Tracks such as 'Righteous Night' and 'Nothing To Lose' hit something deep inside of you that goes further than just good music. Other favourites include 'Why' and the brilliantly upbeat 'It's Okay' although I don't favour the Stargate Radio Edit very much, thankfully that is tagged on as an album bonus. All in all this album is more consistant that 'Supernatural' and showcases Des'ree's true talents. One can only hope that she will continue to release music either with another label or independently. BUY BUY BUY
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Des'ree-Dream Soldier,
By A Customer
This review is from: Dream Soldier (Audio CD)
I think that this is a great return from Des'ree. I really liked her previous albums Supernatural and I Ain't Movin', but i think she may have left it a bit too late with hardly no promotion of her single it's Ok and a break of four years. But this album was really worth the wait.
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3.5 out of 5 stars (2 customer reviews)
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Just what I needed,
By Michelle Tomlinson "Gerbera" - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Dream Soldier (Audio CD)
Dream Soldier is living up to my expectations. When I got my first Des'ree album, "I Aint Movin" (the cassette then the CD) it soothed me through a very painful break-up. Now I'm finding solace in Dream Soldier, especially with "It's OK" and "Why" as I go through yet another break-up 12 years later.
As usual Des'ree's soulful voice speaks to everyday issues of joy and sadness, an excellent connection when you need to know there is someone out there who understands. Excellent Des'ree. 0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Tomb of the Unconscious Soldier,
By Vincent L. Smith - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Dream Soldier (Audio CD)
Let me say first I like Desree. Now let me be blunt: this cd sucked. Out of 10 songs and 1 remix, there is only 1 decent song "It's Okay" (no pun intended) and one great song: "Fate". The rest of this cd is just no good.
The main problem with this cd is the peddling of message songs. No one wants to hear message songs, that they can't dance, make love or clean to. The worst example on the cd is the song "Human", which sounds like Bill Cosby wrote it for his Fat Albert Cosby kids band. If you must put a self help book, Dr Phil type message in your music use Amel Larrieux as a good template. Her music is positive and fun. Again, I like Desree, and you will to, just do yourself a favor and buy the "Mind Adventures" cd which is great, then go on iTunes and buy "Gotta Be" from her other cd, and then just buy the track "Fate" off this cd which is solid. A non-music gripe: what's with the drastic change in looks. All her other cds show a light light brown skin woman and with Dream Soldier she's Grace Jones' complexion. What that's about. Did the marketing folks for years market her as a light skin honey instead of dark brown skin honey? If so why? |
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