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After "Locomotion" (cover of Little Eva, re-recorded in 1988 under the title "The Loco-Motion") and "I Should Be So Lucky", it is the third single of the Australian singer. The first to record the track was not Kylie but Mandy Smith, another singer... See full review

I wish this album was better known outside of Australian territories, even with 11 years late, and probably bring European success to this band. That would be disappointing to spend money for the original 2009 CD. Any European edition, either CD or... See full review

I'll say it has. It has since been replaced by another label Paradize Music.

How come Amel Bent and Jonas Brothers, both artists from the 2000-to-2010 decade, are on the picture (right) and not on the CDs themselves? Did the label Wagram have copyright problems with Sony BMG and Hollywood Records, respectively? Or do they both... See full review

Disney animated feature films on TV aren't as appealing as they used to be
Roscoe and Desoto were the 2 main rivals
Dodger (hic) admirable.
But my favourite was the title character, a street kitten adopted by a family. 😻😻😻😻 Both the first Disney I saw... See full review

Until 2 days ago, I did not notice that there are actually 2 versions of The Smoke's recording (not counting the 1976 and 1997 re-recordings), both from 1967. They have different lyrics except the "My friend Jack eats sugarlumps" part in the... See full review

That's right, PM actually corresponds to the price code for Virgin France.

Listening to this song a little, you feel like teleported, taken hostage in a disco on a Saturday night in a city, and it takes you in the ears. The English singer-songwriter does everything to attract us, he who was used to progressive rock, where to... See full review

Ah well that, if you will allow me the expression, it is strong coffee. Certainly, I know that Madonna and Martin Solveig collaborated together for an album, but given what you propose here : I listened to it for cigarettes, or nails as we say... See full review

One of the last singles of the Dublin rock gods before David Evans and Paul Michael Hewson, respectively the bearded guitarist and the brown-haired singer, broke the codes. No doubt Muse followed in their wake. Slightly dark, entrancing and encouraging.

We take up the same theme evoked in the EP Couleurs Primaires : the magnet and the repellent. The guy returns to the vacation spot where he met his first sweetheart, who must continue to reside nearby. He is still in love with her but she does not... See full review

Hats off, this cover has a good groove - it's a disco classic to listen to. An incomparable voice. It takes to the ears, super awesome.