Amazon.com review:
Chris Isaak rocks? Indeed. Granted, the crooner's latest is no
noisy, post-grunge Nirvana (though the chord progression of the
opener, "Please," recalls Kurt Cobain's "Heart-Shaped Box"), but Devil does find Isaak loosening up. His gut-busting vocals on the free-for-all title track are as near to reckless as we're ever going to hear
him. He's also toughening up, growling around his lower register in the death-inflected "Black
Flowers." The backing band Silvertone kicks up its heels as
well, most infectiously on the gleefully two-steppin' "I'm Not
Sleepy." Of course, Isaak's signature shivery, quivering, and wistful ballads
remain. And the singer still has a winning way with an unshakable
melody. Armed with guitarist Hershel Yatovitz's poignant picking, only Isaak could turn a tired platitude like
"Don't Get So Down on Yourself" into a true tearjerker. --Sue VanHecke
Comments : Breaking
apart written by Diane Warren.
My
favorite song : Black flowers...
even though i've no idea what the song is all about :)
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Click on a
song title to see the lyrics :
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Please
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Flying
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Walk slow
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Breaking apart
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This time
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Speak of the devil
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Like the way she moves
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Wanderin'
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Don't get so down on yourself
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Black flowers
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I'm not sleepy
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7
lonely nights
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Talkin' bout a home
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Super
magic 2000
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