Home Again Jimmy Somerville

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CD - German Import

  • Release Date: 11/30/2004
  • Sales Rank: 57,150
  • Label: SONY BMG EUROPE
  • UPC: 828766562224

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Home Again

1LISTENCould It Be Love 3:35
2LISTENUnder a Lover's Sky 5:14
3LISTENCome On 3:49
4LISTENIt Still Hurts 3:34
5LISTENIt's So Good 3:48
6LISTENBurn 4:06
7LISTENAin't No Mountain High Enough 3:52
8LISTENI Will Always Be Around 3:43
9LISTENBut Not Tonight 3:21
10LISTENAmnesia 3:56
11LISTENHome Again 5:14
12LISTENWhat's Your Game 5:10
13LISTENSelfish Days 5:05
14LISTENStay 19:00

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By the end of the '80s, Jimmy Somerville's records with Bronski Beat and the Communards sounded unpleasantly dated and of their time. By 2004, when a new generation of bands were taking Bronski Beat's take on skeletal dance-pop as one of their primary influences, Somerville's Home Again sounds both entirely in keeping with his earlier work and utterly contemporary. Songs like "Under a Lover's Sky" and the lovely ballad title track wouldn't sound out of place on a circa-1984 dancefloor musically, but Somerville's voice is a richer and more complex instrument decades on. He's still capable of one of the most spine-tingling falsettos in pop music history, but Somerville uses his lower register more here, most effectively on the Hi-NRG dance track "C'Mon" and a startling cover of Depeche Mode's "But Not Tonight." Both a sterling comeback album for his '80s fans and a quality introduction for newcomers, Home Again could be Somerville's best record since Bronski Beat's still powerful 1984 debut, The Age of Consent. ~ Stewart Mason, All Music Guide All Music Guide

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