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Looking for a more talented and sincere boy band than the usual tripe released by cute guys who can dance well? Boyzone is your band. The music on Where We Belong may be a tad bland, but the vocals are so well executed and the material itself (especially the covers of Tracy Chapman and Andrew Lloyd Webber) is strong enough to dispel any such criticism. The slow grooving and sensual "All The Time In The World", in particular, is a song so catchy you don't care who sees you singing along to it on the radio. --Mike McGonigal
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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Where we belong is filled with the pretiest music I have ever heard. If you don't have this CD, but it, It's Great. You can tell that the boyz inject thought and emotionallity into everysingle note. Buy this CD, it's great.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Ok "Where we belong" doesn't have the variety that Boyzone's first and second albums have, but this album is still a great slice of pop,
Featuring the singles "Picture of You" (No.2 July '97), taken from the Mr Bean film, very much has a motown 60's feel, echoes the Spice Girls song "Stop". This song is one of the few uptempo tracks on here. Very upbeat, happy track, great album opener. "Baby can I hold you" (No.2 Nov '97) emotional cover of Tracy Chapman's song and "All that I need" (No.1 April '98) also feature. "All that I need" is one of my favourite Boyzone songs. This track has an American song to it and show cases Boyzone's vocal and backing vocal talents.
The fault with this album is that there are too many balads here. Boyzone are playing it safe, ballads are what they do best but "Where we belong" would have benefited more if there were more uptempo tracks and if the boys experimented with different styles which they did so brilliantly on "A different beat".
Not to say that there aren't some brilliant tracks on here. "And I", "This is where I belong" and "I'm learning pt 1 and pt 2" are beautiful tracks, Ronan Keating's song writing at its best.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Where we belong is filled with the pretiest music I have ever heard. If you don't have this CD, buy it, It's Great. You can tell that the boyz inject thought and emotionallity into everysingle note. Buy this CD, it's great.
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