Not because of the images of Bohemian living broadway with
thus she-males and men’s whores celebrating the break-up and the joyous art of desires
and sad monsters dwelling inside Annie Lennox’s head. Rather than letting
herself becoming crazy, the frontwoman of Eurythmics decided to draw her own
lines on this perfectly weird album – Medusa. Instead of just falling in love
with its single hit No More “I Love You’s”, everyone should also noticing the
other tracks which are forbid to ignore here. Poppier character on Take me to
the river or the colder cover version of
Procol Harum’s A whiter shade of pale will convincing some to put more
respect to this woman. Her performance on presenting the desperation on I can’t
get next to you or The Clash tribute Train in Vain; showing the progress of
self-developing for a more mature side Annie. Walking on a electronic pop and
gospel soul wire seems becoming a determined wheel of fortune for Medusa album
and shady whispering breath of Summer onto the Autumn’s gloom might effectively
fits to labeling this record with three stars.Links:
http://redmp3.cc/mp3-annie-lennox/2
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