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| 1. All The Way |
| 2. Don't Love You No More [I'm Sorry] |
| 3. Hypnotic |
| 4. Separate Ways |
| 5. Johnny |
| 6. Do You Believe In Love |
| 7. One Last Dance |
| 8. Unbelievable |
| 9. Just Chillin' |
| 10. Thief In The Night |
| 11. Take 'Em Off |
| 12. My Love Don't Stop |
| 13. Never Should Have Walked Away |
| 14. Let Her Go |
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Another one,
By A Customer
This review is from: The Story Goes (Audio CD)
I wanna start but saying; wow. Craig has done it yet again, this has to be his strongest album, beautifully written (by craig and friends) and sung magnificently with his rich voice that i personally adore listening to, gives me those happy little goosebumps, but hey maybe that's just me!Many of the songs are very relaxed and chilled, perfect for winding down and chilling out to, especially in the summer evenings. The few upbeat songs on the album are fantastic for a boogie and you can't help but tap your foot to. Overall, a gorgeous album in my opinion and well worth a listen, you'll be hooked, trust me.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Almost there,
This review is from: The Story Goes (Audio CD)
I've been listening to this now for the past couple of days and have to say that Craig David has now cemented his position as one of the U.K.'s most talented RnB performers/singer/songwriters, in my mind at least.The beginning of the album starts out extremely strong and i LOVED the first three tracks. "Don't Love You No More" is simply amazing and is a real shattering return to form, as is the track after it, "Hypnotic". From there on though, things start to slide into the predictability and monotony that much of the RnB being churned out in the USA suffers from. There really is too much mentioning of "clubs" and this theme is pervasive throughout most of the album lending it a cheesey, immature feel at times. I really didn't like "Johnny" because it seemed to me that it took Craig David backwards rather than forwards lyrically and thematically. It's the kind of song that seems to be desperately courting a younger audience where I feel Craig David has matured beyond that stage now, especially since the strong effort on "Slicker than your average" to display a slightly more edgy sound. The production on the album is excellent and as a whole it's a "grower" apart of course from the incredible first three tracks that hit you immediately. All together much better than his "Slicker than your average" album, although he seems to have regressed back to "Born to do it" in terms of maturity and lyrical content, which would have been great if it were not for a lack of melody and distinct monotony at times. I'd recommend this album to anyone who likes listening to an extremely talented and gifted singer, sing often astonishingly crafted and sung songs. That it falls short here and there, is, neither here nor there.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Spiritual,
By Jordie Boy "bestfootie" (Essex, England) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Story Goes (Audio CD)
Went to Amsterdam in Oct 05 with 3 friends and one of them had "Johnny" on his iPod. After listening to it, was hooked. So got home and I bought this CD and oh my since then until now (21st June 2006) nearly a year, it has virtually been playing in my car continuously on a loop. I cant recommend this enough. Fitting tunes for every occasion: relationships, love, bullying, mesmorised by a girl, cheating, it's got everything, and nearly every song is relatable to everyone's life in some way or another.
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