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Eurovision Song Contest Estonia 2002

Various Artists (Artist) Format: Audio CD

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Track Listings

1	Gimme - ONE (Cyprus)
2	Come Back - Jessica Garlick (United Kingdom)
3	Say a Word - Manuel Ortega (Austria)
4	SAGAPO - Michalis Rakintzis (Greece)
5	Europe's Living a Celebration - Rosa (Spain)
6	Sasvim Sigurna - Vesna (Croatia)
7	Northern Girl - Primier Ministr (Russian Federation)
8	Runaway - Sahlene (Estonia)
9	It Depends On Us - Karolina (Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia)
10	Lets Light a Candle Together - Sarit Hadad (Israel)
11	Dans le Jardin - Francine Jordi (Switzerland)
12	Never Let It Go - Afro-dite (Sweden)
13	Addicted To You - Laura (Finland)
14	Vis mig, Hvem du er - Malene W. Mortensen (Denmark)
15	Na Jastuku Dvoje - Maja Tatic (Bosnia & Herzegovina)
16	Sister - Sergio @ The Ladies (Belgium)
17	Il Faut du Temps - Sandrine FranÃ§ois (France)
18	I Can't Live Without Music - Corrina May (Germany)
19	Leylaklar Doldu Kalbime - Grup Safir (Turkey)
20	7th Wonder - Ira Losco (Malta)
21	Tell Me Why - M. Anghel/M. Pavel (Romania)
22	Samo Ljubezen - Sestre (Slovenia)
23	I Wonna - Marija Naumova (Latvia)
24	We All - B'Avarija (Lithuania

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Not since the likes of Abba and Bucks Fizz graced the Eurovision Song Contest has public anticipation been so great. As with a lot of Eurotrash it sinks so low that irony forces it back into the public's heart and 2002's collection of mullets and mono-syllable choruses looks set to be a winner.

Flying the flag for the UK is Pop Idol contestant Jessica Garlick with a sweet MOR ballad showing what a great voice she has. Another one to watch out for is Greece's "tough" looking Michalis Rakintzis whose "SAGAPO" may draw comparisons to the high-art of Falco's "Rock Me Amadeus" in the mid-80. There are some decent non-tongue-in-cheek entries from Croatia's Vesna Pisarovic, the home country's Sahlene and, lest we forget, Sergio & the Ladies. A highlight apart from Aivaras' hair is Finland's Laura with the Kylie-disco sound of "Addicted to You" which could never be predicted as a winner but you never know.

Following on from Laura the album improves rapidly with each song as upbeat and fun as the next except for the pass-me-the-razor ballad of Monica & Marcel which is still good, but a touch depressing. This is a good collection of songs with a fantastic array of larger than life personalities and in the good spirit of Eurovision, plenty for Terry Wogan to sneer at. --David Trueman

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Is discontinued by manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 14.09 x 12.63 x 1.37 cm; 80.32 Grams
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Ariola
Manufacturer reference ‏ : ‎ 74321923312
SPARS Code ‏ : ‎ DDD
Label ‏ : ‎ Ariola
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000065CT2
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1

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A good CD.All Eurovision song contests,...I like them.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 July 2019

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Eurovision inspires me.I added this CD to my collection and I intend to keep every year up-to-date!

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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 21 May 2018

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very good and rapid

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 13 November 2016

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very good and rapid

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Andrew Webb

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 25 July 2015

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As expected - all songs from the contest

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Vauxhall1964

Drag queens and a crossdressing winner. Family entertainment at its best.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 13 July 2014

When Eurovision, the annual Europe-wide festival of song, rolled into the Estonian capital of Tallinn commentators were quick to name-check the 'singing revolution' that had helped the small Baltic nation wrestle free of the grip of the Russian bear ten years earlier. The most revolutionary thing in the 24 nation line-up for the 2002 Eurovision was a trio of Slovenian drag queens performing an airline stewardess routine that had triggered a violent reaction back home when chosen to represent the country. 'Daphne', 'Marlenna' and 'Emperatrizz', however, started a trend and would be followed in coming contests by other drag acts, one of which would win the contest for Austria twelve years later among much media hullabulloo. But it was another gender-bending performance that actually won the 2002 contest. Benefiting from weak competition (no big names appeared in the line-up this year) and a 'fresh in the memory' second to last spot in the running order, the Latvian entry (a last minute replacement when Portugal withdrew) stole the show. The singer lifted a thoroughly average slice of salsa-lite with a cross-dressing reverse striptease spiced up with some bi-curious flirting with her female backing singer. Starting in a man's suit and hat Marie N proceeded to disrobe until revealing herself as all woman by the end of the song. In a show famous for its gimmicks it was unbeatable. But attention-grabbing staging couldn't disguise what has become one of the least loved Eurovision winners ever. Not only did it fail to sell across Europe it wasn't even a big hit in its home country, an ignominious and previously unheard of achievement. Still, 'I Wanna' achieved one notable thing: it kept the Eurovision Song Contest in the Baltic region for a fourth straight year

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Jason Jesson

Another outing for Eurovision!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 30 December 2004

The Eurovision song contest is to this day the greatest gameshow in the world. With a 50 year history and around 50 participating countries, Europe grinds to a halt the second Saturday in May each year to enoy the coming together of music from Andorra to Malta, Russia to Ukraine!
Each year, the winning country gets to host the next year's contest and over the years have proved some amazing artists and spectacular performances.
Talinn was a good year full of quality artists. Of course there are always the joke entries - usually Germany for some reason however, winning can put your whole country on the tourist map - just like it did for Talinn and Riga the following year.
If you were to embark on a Eurovision introduction, I would suggest you try a compilation of winners and either 1993, 2002 or 2003 as they are extremely high quality and mostly in English.
Eurovision is unique - and remains one day in each year when Europe unites - and that can't be all bad can it?

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Martin J. Miller

Definitely not to be overlooked

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 June 2002

This years competition entries, were far superior all round. On this album there is a great selection to choose from.If you found it hard to pick one overall winner,on the night, then I'm sure that you were not alone.I have listened to this over and over, yet I still find it difficult to pick just one.This contest has come a long way since the painful screeching from some of the entries of yesteryear.As soon as the contest was over I bought this CD, as I was really taken back by the quality of all the entries.You will not be disappointed with this compilation.

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Allen

Something to look forward to ...

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 29 May 2002

No matter what you thought of the Eurovision and who won and who didn't win it, the music still stands on it's own. This album will grow on you and it is well worth several plays! I'm delighted that the powers that be have recently released the songs of each country on CD (pre-contest). The ultimate in "NOW that's what I call Eurovision.

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