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Track Listings
| 1. 1000 Beautiful Things |
| 2. Pavement Cracks |
| 3. The Hurting Time |
| 4. Honestly |
| 5. Wonderful |
| 6. Bitter Pill |
| 7. Loneliness |
| 8. The Saddest Song |
| 9. Erased |
| 10. Twisted |
| 11. Oh God |
Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review
Bare, Annie Lennox's first album of original songs in 11 years, is a stylish tour de force that showcases the former Eurythmics chanteuse in all her chilly, shimmering splendour. Her formidable voice is still a supple and intriguing instrument, lithely shape-shifting between emotions, personas and musical forms. Lennox moves effortlessly from the sparse and pristine lament of "A Thousand Beautiful Things" to the deceptively simple "Pavement Cracks", a solemn ballad that is transformed by electro dance beats that recall some of the best of the Eurythmics. But Lennox's quixotic voice is best utilised as an old-school soul instrument; she makes a metaphorical journey to Motown on "Hurting Time", a reflective ballad that could have been lifted off a Miracles album. "Honesty" finds the Scottish diva at her well-mannered best, occupying the sophisticated space formerly held by Carly Simon. --Jaan Uhelszki
Description
Third solo release from Eurythmics frontwoman Annie Lennox and the follow up to her 1995 covers album 'Medusa'. Produced by Steve Lipton, 'Bare' continues along the same lines as her two previous albums, fusing adult contemporary pop with influences of soul, R&B and blues.
Bare, Annie Lennox's first album of original songs in 11 years, is a stylish tour de force that showcases the former Eurythmics chanteuse in all her chilly, shimmering splendour. Her formidable voice is still a supple and intriguing instrument, lithely shape-shifting between emotions, personas and musical forms. Lennox moves effortlessly from the sparse and pristine lament of "A Thousand Beautiful Things" to the deceptively simple "Pavement Cracks", a solemn ballad that is transformed by electro dance beats that recall some of the best of the Eurythmics. But Lennox's quixotic voice is best utilised as an old-school soul instrument; she makes a metaphorical journey to Motown on "Hurting Time", a reflective ballad that could have been lifted off a Miracles album. "Honesty" finds the Scottish diva at her well-mannered best, occupying the sophisticated space formerly held by Carly Simon. --Jaan Uhelszki
Description
Third solo release from Eurythmics frontwoman Annie Lennox and the follow up to her 1995 covers album 'Medusa'. Produced by Steve Lipton, 'Bare' continues along the same lines as her two previous albums, fusing adult contemporary pop with influences of soul, R&B and blues.