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Date  Helpful Rating 0 out of 0 users found this helpful  Wonderful for Album 1Posted: 8/18/2005A review of Melissa Etheridge by AstralWizard07 this album is one of the bnest from a new artist of that time period. She poured all of her oeart and her sould into this album, and to me it is till one of the most wonderful albums she has done to date. Was this review helpful? Sign In 1 out of 1 users found this helpful a stunning debutPosted: 11/16/2004A review of Melissa Etheridge by vman4114 In a time period where, let's face it, the music industry as a whole produced some less than memorable moments, this 1988 debut release from Melissa Etheridge was a beacon of light for everyone who liked their music with substance. With a purity seldom seen on a first time release, the songs give much insight into her own life more than most artists of the genre and it's hard not to feel that pain and heartache of a thousand lost loves and faded dreams. However, despite the ease of simply classifying her as just a rock artsit, her talent even at this point showed so much more with powerful perfomances on "The Late September Dogs" & "Don't You Need" as well as the smash hit "Bring Me Some Water", and tender emotion filled ballads like "Watching You". It seems that the only way is up for Melissa with yet another acclaimed album in her catalogue recently ("Lucky") but it's great to reflect on where it all started with this must-have from one of the most inspirational and talented female singers anywhere in the world. Was this review helpful? Sign In 1 out of 1 users found this helpful Melissa Ethridge DebutPosted: 2/5/2003A review of Melissa Etheridge by hermitgirl For a debut album this one rates first class. It's a classic now for any Melissa Etheridge fan. Occasionally, is a great little back beat. Just Melissa and the back of her guitar. Who says you need to strum the thing anyway. Not her, because this one is great even with no strumming. Bring Me Some Water is a great tune with gritty vocals and dirty guitar. While, Watching You, has all the simplicity that really makes a great song. It would be impossible to pick a favourite song from this album but if I had to I'd have to say Chrome Plated Heart. Even though most people would probably pick; Like The Way I Do or Similar Features. As we all like to think we've ";been there";. All and all a great rock & roll album. Was this review helpful? Sign In 5 out of 5 users found this helpful Melissa EtheridgePosted: 12/2/2002A review of Melissa Etheridge by AnceyyAntiques I guess I have to say that I like this album very much. I really don't have a favorite, but I find my self playing this one more often. I guess I like the honesty of the writings as in all of the music they are true life. Spread the Peace. Was this review helpful? Sign In 0 out of 5 users found this helpful loved her for quite a whilePosted: 3/20/2002A review of Melissa Etheridge by Jimbo_UTAH1 never get to hear this tape since my ex ripped into pieces my daughter had learned much from it to I'm a single parent > I gurss that make's me the heir aperrent woul love to hear this tape all the way through any help on my kee's is a good man know's when beggin is totally appro!!!!!!! thank's Jimbo slc Was this review helpful? Sign In 1-5 of 5 Per Page |
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