Title: An enjoyable pop album that has its own original flair
Product review: TEMPERAMENTAL is the first album that I have bought from Everything But The Girl. I heard their track "Temperamental" on Deep Dish's RENAISSANCE: IBIZA mix and fell head over heels for Tracey Thorn's impassioned vocals, so I rushed out and bought the album.I was quite satisfied. Tracey Thorn's voice never falters over the entire hour of the CD. The drum beats are engaging (especially on "Hatfield 1980" and "Low Tide of the Night"). This disc has a classy sexiness to it that is lacking from so much of modern dance music. The lyrics are original and heartfelt, and present a wonderful contrast to the filler in the bulk of mainstream music.Other reviewers of the album have lamented EBTG's move into dance music, but for those of us who wouldn't have been drawn to their former jazzy style, TEMPERAMENTAL offers a chance to see what EBTG is all about. Now I can work my way backwards in their repertoire and like what I hear.
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