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Language of the Heart
  

Language of the Heart [Import]

Stan Bush Audio CD


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1. What I've Got Is Real
2. Never Stop Writing This Song
3. Like I've Never Lived
4. Little Thing
5. Some Things Never Change
6. Language of the Heart
7. Don't Let Them Down
8. Love Someone
9. Don't Tell Me
10. Lonely Won't Leave Me Alone

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Album Description

2001 album for acclaimed vocalist who's worked with Alice Cooper & Jefferson Starship as well as written songs for House Of Lords & Quiet Riot. Produced & co-written with Curt Cuomo (KISS, Eddie Money). This album is the perfect mixture of Bush's consummate abilities for melodies with a rocking edge. Frontiers Records.

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Amazon.com: 3.0 out of 5 stars (1 customer review)

3.0 out of 5 stars Solid, yet unexceptional AOR album, Jun 21 2006
By Justin Gaines - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Languange Of The Heart (Audio CD)
It's pretty rare for me to be less than impressed with an album on the Frontiers label, but Stan Bush's 2001 release Language of the Heart just doesn't do that much for me. I know Bush has quite a few solo albums under his belt, but I am more familiar with his contributions on the Transformers movie soundtrack.

Language of the Heart is a solid AOR album with well-written songs, and Bush's performance is quite good (wow, there's 5 words I never thought I'd type). The album just doesn't seem to reach out and grab me. It's hard to describe what I mean. Some bands have the ability to captivate the listener right from the start (Fair Warning, Pink Cream 69, even Jimi Jamison's solo album), but that is missing on this album. There isn't a "the Touch" moment on Language of the Heart.

Still, it's a good CD, and worth owning if you're a (Stan) Bush fan. It's just not as exciting as I hoped it would be.
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