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This is the best CD of Seal. I had it before but somebody stole it from me. It is that good.
| Can't go wrong with the one of kind voice of Seal!!!!! | |
Every since his self titled CD released in 1994. I have been a huge unwavering fan of Seal's and this CD definately stood up to my high expectations. I love it and like it just as much as when I first brougt it a few years ago. Just added everything of his that I have to my new ipod touch.
| SEAL + TREVOR = GENIUS!! . . . PLEASE, "GET IT (back) TOGETHER"!! | |
PLEASE, you two, PLEASE!: We miss the GENIUS of the TWO of your joining TOGETHER! In doing so, after all these years, we just want you to make us dance, love, cry, think, hope, dream, and groove again . . . once again, we need to hear and love the GENIUS of the VOICE AND THE VISION of the two of you TOGETHER AGAIN! It's time, you two; especially after all these years! (The best lyrics and visions of our memories come from SEAL I (1990) and SEAL IV (2004).) Thank you, Seal, for sharing the visions of your genius, strength, and love; thank you, Mr. Horn, for giving us a reason to groove - your vision of musical perfection is incomparable! (We own "Produced by Trevor Horn - 25 yrs of Pop." (DVD), which celebrates the ultimate LOVE of your GENIUS.) Together, your music is irresistible(!). Therefore, gentlemen, please get back together to give us MORE!)
| grew on me |  |
Got this album when it first came out. Feel it's a pretty good mix of the "old school" stuff from the first two records. Not as dance-oriented as the first, but not as pop as the second. It's somewhere in the middle.
This production isn't too much, so his amazing vocals really stand out. Writing it pretty strong. Not his best, but not bad. I'm holding him to a pretty high level, by the way. This would be a 5-star record for most people.
This is one of the better Seal records. I recommend it.
| I still get chills when I listen to this CD | |
I've had Seal IV since a few days after the release in 2003 and to this day, I still get chills when I dust it off and play it. This is hands down, one of the most prolific CDs of all time. There's masterpiece after masterpiece on this piece of artistry.
"Don't Make me Wait" - Old soul sound, oh so great
"Waiting for you" - This song starts me on my day
"Touch" - Haunting, seductive, smooth....
"Lonliest Star from the Sun" - Arrangements and lyrics are masterful
Tinseltown - Soothing but brutally honest
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