LeAnn Rimes - This Woman
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Track List: This Woman
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- I Want To With YouDownload & Buy
- You Take Me Home
- Something's Gotta GiveDownload & Buy
- Won't Be Lonely LongDownload & Buy
- Nothin' 'Bout Love Makes SenseDownload & Buy
- Probably Wouldn't Be This WayDownload & Buy
- The Weight Of LoveDownload & Buy
- With YouDownload & Buy
- I Got It BadDownload & Buy
- I Dare You
- When This Woman Loves A ManDownload & Buy
- Some PeopleDownload & Buy
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Album Details: This Woman
- Release Date:
- 01/25/2005
- Label:
- Columbia Japan
- UPC:
- 4988001971641
User Reviews: This Woman
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This Woman
, April 12, 2005Reviewer: Sarge - See all Sarge's reviews -
This Woman - No1
, October 30, 2007Reviewer:
Quỳnh Link - See all Quỳnh Link's reviews Pros: So sweet voice - so beauty music
Cons: Listen it again n again!
You should to listen this album for don't misunderstand author's mind. As long as she kept making solid records, this vagueness didn't really matter, but her 2002 stab at dancepop and adult contemporary pop arrived too late and was too awkward to succeed, which was quite a surprise after her lithe crossover with the Coyote Ugly soundtrack. Its successor, 2005's This Woman, is a corrective measure, stripping away the sexiness and postBritney pretensions of Twisted Angel and steering toward the middle ground between adult contemporary and contemporary country. This is territory that Shania Twain and Faith Hill abandoned as they became slick, sexy superstars, and it suits Rimes well. The tunes on This Woman are on a smaller, friendlier scale than those on Come On Over or Breathe, but their modesty is appealing, particularly because the melodies are sturdy and the production is polished without being too glossy. ...
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Pro Reviews: This Woman
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews LeAnn Rimes has taken so many twists and turns in her career that it's hard to know what to expect whenever she delivers a new record. Is she returning to the neotraditional country that made her a star at 14? Is she singing countrypop, or trying to be a straightup mainstream pop singer? Since she's dabbled in all of these styles since her 1996 debut, Blue, suffering upheavals in her management and label in the process, it's hard to tell exactly where Rimes fits into either country or pop music in 2005, nearly a full decade after her commercial breakthrough. It's even harder to tell if Rimes has a clear musical identity outside of her powerhouse voice and a desire to keep selling records. As long as she kept making solid records, this vagueness didn't really matter, but her 2002 stab at dancepop and adult contemporary pop arrived too late and was too awkward to succeed, which was quite a surprise after her lithe crossover with the Coyote Ugly soundtrack. Its successor, 2005's This Woman, is a corrective measure, stripping away the sexiness and postBritney pretensions of Twisted Angel and steering toward the middle ground between adult contemporary and contemporary country. This is territory that Shania Twain and Faith Hill abandoned as they became slick, sexy superstars, and it suits Rimes well. The tunes on This Woman are on a smaller, friendlier scale than those on Come On Over or Breathe, but their modesty is appealing, particularly because the melodies are sturdy and the production is polished without being too glossy. There are no knockouts here, but on a songforsong basis, This Woman is her strongest album yet, not least because it's the record where Rimes sounds the most comfortable, where she's not yearning for pop hits or aping her idols. This is a sound and format that fits LeAnn Rimes, and with any luck she'll continue in this vein for a while but given her track record, it's reasonable to doubt that she will, so enjoy This Woman while it rides the country and adult pop charts. - Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide |
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LeAnn Rimes Biography
In 1996, LeAnn Rimes burst out of nowhere with her debut single, "Blue," which immediately captured the attention of country fans across America. It wasn't just the fact that her rich, powerful vocals were remarkably similar to Patsy Cline -- it was ...Full LeAnn Rimes Biography
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Pros: No really bad songs on this disc.
Cons: No really good songs on this disc.
I could listen to this one without distraction. None of the songs grab you and make you tune in. No hits here. Easy to listen to. I'm still waiting for her to get back to her roots. I loved her early solid country. I also wish she would start dressing up like a woman instead of a teeny bopper.