Normal Generation? - Normal Generation? II

Tuesday 1st December 1998
Normal Generation? - Normal Generation? II
Normal Generation? - Normal Generation? II

STYLE: Pop
RATING 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
OUR PRODUCT CODE: 8189-7942
LABEL: Alliance 1901502
FORMAT: CD Album
RRP: £2.50

Reviewed by David Bain

Simon, Marc and Stevie make up the German dance band Normal Generation? This, their second album, has a good mix of dance sounds. These range from the uplifting, European sounding dance tunes to the laid back hip-hop, groove sound. As well as the three up front guys, there are two lead female vocalists and even a choir on one of the songs! The two outstanding tracks have to be "Song To A Friend", a big hip-hop tune and "Heaven" with an ethereal guitar-drive dance track with some super lyrics. A couple of surprises were MIC's Jorge Mhondera doing some reggae vocals and a new arrangement of the classic worship song: "Lord I Lift Your Name On High". Generally a good release although it will probably appeal more to a European audience who are familiar with this kind of sound.

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Sample Track Listing:
1. Intro
2. Everybody
3. Song To A Friend [Listen]
4. Hold Me Now
5. Hallelujah
6. Love In The Air
7. Somebody Like You
8. Interload
9. Cry
10. Heaven
11. Lord I Lift
12. Outro

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Reader Comments

Posted by Anna Wiebe in Ontario, Canada @ 20:34 on Apr 14 2007

This CD is an old favorite of mine and I have tried to find the songs and the CD but I can't find them in Ontario. Very up lifting and unique style of music. I LOVE THIS CD!!!!



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