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Daniel Bedingfield's long awaited second offering Second First Impression comes after a substantial period of rehabilitation, following on from a serious accident that nearly ended his career after the astounding success of debut Gotta Get Thru This.Second First Impression implies that it's going to clear up those fundamental questions that baffled everyone from his fans to jealous record company execs alike first time round – just who, or what is Daniel Bedingfield? "The voice of tomorrow", according to the man himself in opener "Growing Up", a start/stop stutterthon that sounds like it was recorded in his New Zealand outhouse whilst high on a vicious morphine binge. "Complicated" – only the second song in – even has a (surprising passable) muted reggae flavour. However, we're back on what you might call familiar territory with the painfully sharp lyrics and balladry of "Wrap My Words Around" and "Nothing Hurts like Love." Never far from a costume change though--witness the astoundingly good "The Way", which siphons early U2 through Duran Duran. The only conclusion to draw is that Bedders is a complicated man and such confusion only comes from the very admirable trait of putting oneself into one's work. A treat.Read full review
Second First Impressionimplies that it's going to clear up those fundamental questions that baffled everyone from his fans to jealous record company execs alike first time round – just who, or what is Daniel Bedingfield? "The voice of tomorrow", according to the man himself in opener "Growing Up", a start/stop stutterthon that sounds like it was recorded in his New Zealand outhouse whilst high on a vicious morphine binge. "Complicated" – only the second song in – even has a (surprising passable) muted reggae flavour. However, we're back on what you might call familiar territory with the painfully sharp lyrics and balladry of "Wrap My Words Around" and "Nothing Hurts like Love." Never far from a costume change though--witness the astoundingly good "The Way", which siphons early U2 through Duran Duran. The only conclusion to draw is that Bedders is a complicated man and such confusion only comes from the very admirable trait of putting oneself into one's work. A treat.Read full review
this is the best album ever i am so happy that i got it now at first when it cum out i hated it but now i love listening to it
This album is great and i had "if your not the one" as my wedding son in july 08 and it felt so right. what a wonderful artist wish he would release more songs soon!
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