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  • Release Date: 05/21/2002
  • Sales Rank: 57,422
  • Label: WARNER BROS UK
  • UPC: 809274484925

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Lifelines

1LISTENLifelines 4:17
2LISTENYou Wanted More 3:40
3LISTENForever Not Yours 4:06
4LISTENThere's a Reason for It 4:21
5LISTENTime and Again 5:03
6LISTENDid Anyone Approach You? 4:10
7LISTENAfternoon High 4:30
8LISTENOranges on Appletrees 4:16
9LISTENA Little Bit 4:10
10LISTENLess Than Pure 4:13
11LISTENTurn the Lights Down 4:14
12LISTENCannot Hide 3:19
13LISTENWhite Canvas 3:27
14LISTENDragonfly 3:19
15LISTENSolace 4:20

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A difference from their last effort yet undeniably a-ha. This time, the Norse purveyors of quality pop have opted for a variety of producers, ranging from Stephen Hague to Clive Langer and Alan Winstanley. The album begins with a lush ballad -- which is typical a-ha, pastoral with support orchestration -- almost like a modern day Moody Blues. "You Wanted More" also follows this trait, only darker with spiky electronics. "Afternoon High" sketches out '70s pastel glory similar to what Tears for Fears were getting at with parts of the Seeds of Love album. There are shades of Minor Earth Major Sky in that they keep the sugary neigh pleasant ballads vein to full emotional effect on "Turn the Lights Down," "Time and Again," and like MEMS's Garbage homage "Sun Never Shone." "Cannot Hide" opts for a Jennifer Paige "Crush" vibe with George Harrison-style guitar, while "Forever Not Yours"' pleasant dramatism echoes Darren Hayes' recent Insatiable. ~ Kelvin Hayes, All Music Guide All Music Guide

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October 28, 2002: Much like their last collection the 2000 "Major Earth, Minor Sky", "LIFELINES" is a smooth,mature effort with some great singing, songwriting and melodies galore. I find so many influences here, The Moody Blues at times, the Beatles here and there, Duran Duran, a nice tiddie and nod to Garbage but this is all there own music, Check out the Pet Shop Boys vocal delivery on "Did anyone approach you?". So many excellent songs. I am sure glad I bumped into Aha again, there back!