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Old 04-27-2003, 05:52 PM
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I have to say that the first time I ever heard SYW, my honest reply was I dont like it. Then the second time I heard it I was like, its ok. Then the third time I heard it I was like, I like it more. Yes there are a couple of songs that I have to skip, that I just dont like, but well the moral of the story is the more I hear it the more I really really like it as a whole. It is quite different then the MAC we are used to but it has its own uniqueness to it.
So my question is, does anyone else feel the same way? That the more you listen to it the more you like it?

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I can agree that in the beginning, I really didn't like it. At all, really. I liked Peacekeeper, Smile at You, and Running Through the Garden.

Then, I started liking Miranda, Everybody Finds Out, and Say Goodbye.

Now, I pretty much like them all except Illume, Silver Girl, Come, and Red Rover.

I will admit that I am trying to learn to like Red Rover. It's getting more tolerable, but I still don't like it. He says Red Rover and We've come to take you over too strangely.

Give me another month and I might like the whole album. Maybe.

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Old 04-27-2003, 08:12 PM
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on first listen I had definite reservations. Some of it was missing Christine McVie, the other part was it seemed like two solo albums. But with time, I am definitely loving it, and am excited to hear this LIVE. It was well worth ordering the Limited Edition cd to be able to hear how things would sound live, and it was totally different from the NBC Today Show and The Tonight Show. Sounds like the people that heard the formal dress rehearsal are all positive!
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