Affirmation Music Cd

Savage Garden - Affirmation

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Affirmation      Artist : Savage Garden      List Price : $11.98 USD        Your Price : $11.98 USD      ProductGroup: Music      Release Date : 1999-11-09      Studio : Sony      Label : Sony      Avg. Customer Rating : (465 reviews)

Reviews Customer Reviews for Affirmation      savage garden affirmation      Rating:      its not often that you come across a cd where every single song is brilliant and you would be unhappy about missing even one of them, but this album by these two talented, brilliant men, darren hayes and daniel jones, makes the grade perfectly. particularly excellent is the haunting song "You Can Still Be Free", a touching tribute to a friend. ther is also "Gunning Down A Romance" a intense number with a little more edge to it. there is also the gorgeous song "I Don't Know You Anymore" which is just simple, just Darren's voice and a piano, with no over the top vocal gymnastics, but portrays such emotion that you feel strange speaking after its been played for fear of breaking the moment that it creates. the songs are excellent, darren's unique voice is breath-taking, every element of this cd is just spectacular. every song will keep you captivated and make you want to listen to this fantastic cd over and over again. a must have for all music fans! Zoe Cox     Customer Reviews for Affirmation Cd      9 years later, it's still my Favourite      Rating:      Savage Garden announced their breakup in 2000, but their music never left my world. I purchased this CD in 1999 and later collected every CD I can tagged Savage Garden, because their music is so addictive, their debut album is great, and this one is perfect from begin to end. Affirmation starts the album passionately and I Don't Know You Anymore concludes the CD emotionally. Of course, these are many gems beset in these tracks, I Knew I loved you, Crash and Burn, The Animal Song, The Love after me, Gunning Down romance, and especially, Two beds and a coffee machine, my favourite in this album. It's really a great loss that they broke up, they are just so good and maybe the best duo in my generation.