Disco de All Saints: “Pure Shores [Import]”
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Pure Shores [Import] |
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Fecha de Publicación:2000-04-18
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Tipo:Desconocido
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Género:Pop
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Sello Discográfico:WEA International
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Letras Explícitas:Si
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UPC:685738172122
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Pure Shores Video |
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If You Don't Know What I Know |
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Pure Shores (The Beach Life mix) |
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Pure Shores [2 da Beach U Don't Stop Remix] |
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Mikus (Sydney, AuStralia) - 01 Abril 2000
2 personas de un total de 2 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:
- Pure Saints man!
This song rules! If you have seen THE BEACH, the song would really appeal to you. If you haven't seen THE BEACH then go see it, hear the song, and you'll really love it!
kat (Locust Grove, GA USA) - 02 Mayo 2000
1 personas de un total de 1 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:
- GREAT SONG!
All Saints have proved they still have their talent even after marriages and childbirth. The single is very well written and harmonized. Also check out their debut album (I think from 1997)which I also reviewed. This might just be their next big hit, and, like "Never Ever" and "I Know Where It's At", it may become popular in the US. I can't wait for the realease of their sophomore album.
Análisis de usuario - 25 Abril 2000
1 personas de un total de 1 encontraron útil la siguiente opinión:
- DYNAMITE
This first single from all saints is amazing. They prove that not all girl groups form the late nineties lacked talent. Hopefully this group will go far......
- Near Perfection
Most viewers who had the unenviable task of sitting through the cinematic horror that was 'The Beach' (two hours of watching Leo DiCaprio frolic in his underpants? Pleeze!) went out the theater with the wistful strains of 'Pure Shores' ringing in their ears. By this time, most people agree that this song was the only noteworthy feature of the film.
Months after the single, it is remarkable that it stands the test of time, and doesnt appear just another jaded pop ditty. With William Orbit's trademark (for the last three years, at least) synth effects, as well as the electronica ridge that subtly dominates most of the track's ethereal ambience, "Pure Shores" shows us once again how it remained one of the highest selling British singles this century, despite one of the most hideous and unimaginative album covers ever. Highly recommended, even if you generally hated the Saints' first album.
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