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Track Listings
| 1. Incidentals |
| 2. Going Down |
| 3. Shameless |
| 4. Resistor |
| 5. Air And Angels |
| 6. Wish I Were You |
| 7. Me And The Dolphins |
| 8. Barbarella |
| 9. Are You Jealous |
| 10. Lazy Head |
| 11. Do I Lie |
| 12. Karmically Close |
| 13. Dive In |
| 14. Lay Low |
| 15. Outta These Clouds |
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Amazon.co.uk Review
Alisha's Attic--Dagenham sisters Karen and Shellie Poole--went from Next Big Thing status to the Where Are They Now? file at alarming speed. Their first album, the Dave Stewart-produced Alisha Rules The World, spawned hits in the title track and "I Am I Feel," and briefly looked as if its title might become a self-fulfilling prophecy. For whatever reason, it didn't, and its follow-up is a--perhaps understandably--dispirited affair. The tunes are never quite catchy, the lyrics never quite comprehensible, and the whole sounds like the work of people who need to think hard about whether this is really what they want to be doing with their time. --Andrew Mueller
Alisha's Attic--Dagenham sisters Karen and Shellie Poole--went from Next Big Thing status to the Where Are They Now? file at alarming speed. Their first album, the Dave Stewart-produced Alisha Rules The World, spawned hits in the title track and "I Am I Feel," and briefly looked as if its title might become a self-fulfilling prophecy. For whatever reason, it didn't, and its follow-up is a--perhaps understandably--dispirited affair. The tunes are never quite catchy, the lyrics never quite comprehensible, and the whole sounds like the work of people who need to think hard about whether this is really what they want to be doing with their time. --Andrew Mueller
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