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Track List
01) The Journey
02) Ghetto Romance
03) I Don't Know
04) You're So Fly
05) Better Than
06) Still Be Lovin' You
07) So What If I
08) After the Love Has Gone
09) Sure Nuff
10) For Your Pleasure
11) Good Folk
12) Tune!!!
13) Rumours
14) Maria
15) Tears
16) Since You've Been Gone
17) So What If I (feat. Iceburg Slim)
01) The Journey
02) Ghetto Romance
03) I Don't Know
04) You're So Fly
05) Better Than
06) Still Be Lovin' You
07) So What If I
08) After the Love Has Gone
09) Sure Nuff
10) For Your Pleasure
11) Good Folk
12) Tune!!!
13) Rumours
14) Maria
15) Tears
16) Since You've Been Gone
17) So What If I (feat. Iceburg Slim)
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First Released
2001
R&B
Carefree
Urban/R&B
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Judging from the texture of 'Since You've Been Gone', the break has done them good. They've left behind the pop that laced the debut (though they will deny until the end that it even existed), and replaced it with something more classic. Their best songs straddle eras: the hard-hitting disco funk of 'For Your Pleasure'; the rich harmonies and ambling melody of 'Still Be Lovin' You'; and the Damage take on the enduring, Spanish-guitar-lined 'Maria' theme started off by Santana and here featuring the magic vocals of the omnipresent Kele Le Roc (someone please give her a record deal) - this is by far the album's best track, and Kele puts Emma Bunton's half-expected cameo on 'I Don't Know' (the one with the intolerable bass line) to shame.
This will be a pleasant surprise to anyone who had left Damage for dead, or worse still, dismissed them as a boyband. They're more Mint Condition than Westlife with a distinct potential to take UK R&B to a new level.
Read more at http://www.nme.com/reviews/4554#lVdxejTmQlSRHIfQ.99
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Judging from the texture of 'Since You've Been Gone', the break has done them good. They've left behind the pop that laced the debut (though they will deny until the end that it even existed), and replaced it with something more classic. Their best songs straddle eras: the hard-hitting disco funk of 'For Your Pleasure'; the rich harmonies and ambling melody of 'Still Be Lovin' You'; and the Damage take on the enduring, Spanish-guitar-lined 'Maria' theme started off by Santana and here featuring the magic vocals of the omnipresent Kele Le Roc (someone please give her a record deal) - this is by far the album's best track, and Kele puts Emma Bunton's half-expected cameo on 'I Don't Know' (the one with the intolerable bass line) to shame.
This will be a pleasant surprise to anyone who had left Damage for dead, or worse still, dismissed them as a boyband. They're more Mint Condition than Westlife with a distinct potential to take UK R&B to a new level.
Read more at http://www.nme.com/reviews/4554#lVdxejTmQlSRHIfQ.99
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