The random number generator gave my number 247, which is Love Deluxe by Sade from 1992. This album is fantastic, and I am so excited to listen to it again. This came out in college, and I loved it then, and have listened to it in its entirety dozens of times.
First Track: No Ordinary Love
Start: An amazing start to the album. A sensual, rhythmic beat, with equal lyrics, and Sade's sultry voice. Think Enigma, but with soft guitar and drum.
Start: An amazing start to the album. A sensual, rhythmic beat, with equal lyrics, and Sade's sultry voice. Think Enigma, but with soft guitar and drum.
Best Attribute: Lots of songs with beats that seem equally fast, and slow - at the same time.
Worst Attribute: I couldn't really pick one out.
Best Song: No Ordinry Love - Other songs are great, but there is a reason this is the defining track of this album.
Worst Song: Pearls - Not a bad song, just the worst of this album. I did really like the cymbals in this song, though.
Most Interesting Song: I Couldn't Love You More - The clapping in the background was very interesting, and a differing characteristic of the rest of the songs on the album.
Most Interesting Quality: The mix of instrumentation in the various songs; drums, cymbals, piano, guitar, clapping.
Would I listen again: Hell Yeah!
Who would I like to Re-Make/Re-Imagine this Album: Alicia Keys
Rolling Stone Ranking: 247
My Current Ranking: 1
Projected Final Ranking: 98
Top 500 Albums of All-Time
1. Love Deluxe, Sade
2. Ramones, The Ramones
3 John Prine, John Prine
