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Track Listings
| 1. Free Me |
| 2. Maybe |
| 3. I'll Be There |
| 4. Tomorrow |
| 5. Breathing |
| 6. Crickets Sing For Anamaria |
| 7. No Sign Of Life |
| 8. Who The Hell Are You |
| 9. Lay Your Love On Me |
| 10. Amazing |
| 11. You Are |
| 12. Something So Beautiful |
| 13. Free Me (Dr. Octavo Seduction Remix) |
| 14. Free Me (Full Intention Freed Up Remix) |
Product Description
Product Description
Following her massive success in 2003 with her brilliant singles 'Free Me' & 'Maybe' & her 2004 smash 'I'll Be There' everyone's favorite former Spice Girl releases her highly anticipated album entitled 'Free Me'. Recorded throughout 2003 in the UK & Spain, 'Free Me' is a diverse, energetic album that oozes sophistication. A marked maturity of sound is featured on this record which Emma herself describes as having, "a real 60's influence". The album features collaborations from such esteemed hit makers as Cathy Dennis, Yak Bondie, Simon Ellis & Henry from Zero 7 & is Emma's most accomplished achievement to date. A great pop record from a great pop star. 12 tracks including all three of the smash hit singles mentioned above, along with a 16-page full color booklet with some great photos. 19 Recordings/Universal. 2004.
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Format:Audio CD
I bought this cd from the uk hmv website becasue i am a spice supporter and i couldn't wait. i've had it since feb 13th, 2004, and let me tell you it wasn't a let down. she has great tracks and great lyrics. very 60's feel which makes it cool because its a different kind of album. some highlights are Free Me, Maybe, I'll Be There, Breathing, Who The Hell Are You, Amazing, and Something So Beautiful. Very good album for the baby spice supporter in you.
By Louis
TOP 500 REVIEWER
Format:Audio CD
After her solo debut, "A girl like me", I did not expect to buy more Emma Bunton albums. "A girl like me" was pleasant and enjoyable, but certainly not memorable in any way. Then I read some fantastic reviews of her follow-up, "Free Me", and I decided to give Emma one more chance. And am I glad that I did !
"Free Me", simply put, is an outstanding pop album like they don't make them anymore. Each song is melodic, carefully crafted, beautifully arranged, and Emma's vocals have never sounded better. This album is a much-needed breath of fresh air over today's boring so-called-R&B dominated music business. Those who don't think that "pop music" is a dirty word will certainly agree with me. "Maybe" is the most infectious and catchy song of the 2000s, and one listen will sink it so deep inside your brains that you will not be able to let it go. But there's plenty more on this album : "You are", "Crickets sing for Annamaria", "Tomorrow", "Amazing", "Breathe", "Lay your love on me", the title track and the lovely closing track "Something so beautiful" are all standouts on an album that's simply too good to be true.
I guess all that's left to say is : get over the Spice Girls issue, and RUSH to buy this highly spirited and refreshing album !
By sara
Format:Audio CD
The Emma Bunton's CD is great!! I love the whole album. She has come out with original songs, and her own stlye. My favorite song right now is "Free Me" it's a great song to listen to anytime of the day and has a great energy to it, as does the album it self. I give a lot of credit to Emma going on her own and doing a great job at staying true to herself, and the type of music she put out there for all of us. Her album is great!!!
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Great album
[Note: This is the US version of the album, with two bonus remixes of the title track "Free Me" (one being a remix made especially for the US market). Read more
Published on Jan 26 2005 by "s-club-7"
4.0 out of 5 stars
Emma Bunton
I love this cd because Emma Bunton's voice is so soft and sweet and her songs are very catchy I love them all except Free Me. Read more
Published on Aug 22 2004 by Rachel
5.0 out of 5 stars
EXCELLENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Emma Bunton Proves Another Succesful album. This Cd is different from her last album because it sounds more dance pop I heard that Emma was coming out here in the u.s. Read more
Published on July 15 2004
4.0 out of 5 stars
Babylicious!
Easily the best post-Spice album from the fab five. Victoria/Posh has the best single with "Let Your Head Go", but in terms of overall ablum and consistency, Emma scores with... Read more
Published on July 5 2004 by Canuckfcuk
5.0 out of 5 stars
Baby has found her style!
It's always a treat when an artist takes a different route. In the midst of all the hip hop pop, rap and alternative rock, Emma has emerged with a sound as unique and sweet as her... Read more
Published on Jun 20 2004 by C. Tate
5.0 out of 5 stars
Instant appeal
Well done Miss Bunton for this polished and enjoyable collection of catchy pop songs with a subtle and indefinable late 60s/early 70s feel. Read more
Published on Jun 8 2004
5.0 out of 5 stars
SOOOOOOOOOO Good!!!
One of my absolute faves so far this year! It's more than obvious that Emma has worked very hard to capture the essense of 60's pop, and has brilliantly succeeded! Read more
Published on Jun 5 2004 by Adam Teak Lagowski
4.0 out of 5 stars
Move over Victoria,here's who the spotlight should be on
In 1996,The Spice Girls,that most nauseating girl group and founder of so-called 'girl power',hit the big time with the execrable Wannabe. Read more
Published on May 29 2004 by David Graham a.k.a. The Glider
5.0 out of 5 stars
Emma has put an end to the "Spice Curse"
She was Baby Spice in the band, Emma Bunton on her first album, but now, she's just "Emma". With this album, Emma steps out of the "Spice" stereotype. Read more
Published on April 14 2004 by DevilMinogue
5.0 out of 5 stars
Emma Bunton hits a home run.
Emma Bunton's latest project, the highly anticipated follow-up to her solo debut (A Girl Like Me), Free Me is a great album with a 60s/70s vibe. Read more
Published on April 7 2004 by Josh Andrews
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