Reviews > Music & Musical Equipment > Music CDs & DVDs > D'Lectrified Review

D'Lectrified Review

Check out our featured video reviews - made by product owners!

SELECTED VIDEO
Reviewed by:
catcrazy
Rated this product:

embed:

Upload A Video Review of this Product

catcrazy

The Sensible One from CA

0 out of 0 people found this video helpful.

One of Clint Blacks better CD's

Reviewed on 07/12/08 Plays: 1

Pros: Clint Black has a very good singing voice, He sings a beautiful song with his wife, The CD cover has a great picture of Clint Black on it

Cons: Nothing- Great as it is

This is a very good country CD. It is one of Clint Black's better CD's. You will get 14 songs. One of the songs he sings with his wife Lisa Hartman. I really enjoyed listening to this CD.

Shop for Similar Products


	Electrified Club Mix Harlequin Recording Group ( January 01, 2001 ), Genre: R&B	$15 From 1 store
	Electrified by Dressy Bessy Transdreamer Records ( June 14, 2005 ), Genre: Rock & Pop	$12 - $15 From 2 stores
	Electrified by Pink Cream 69 Steamhammer Records ( August 22, 2005 ), Genre: Heavy Metal	$14 - $22 From 2 stores
	Electrified by Dressy Bessy Transdreamer Records ( June 14, 2005 ), Genre: Rock & Pop	$15 From 1 store
	Ether-Electrified Porch Music by Carbon Leaf Constant Ivy Music ( April 23, 2002 ), Genre: Rock & Pop	$16 From 1 store

See All Music CDs & DVDs Reviews

Check out all of our video reviews for Music CDs & DVDs.

ExpoTV has thousands of reviews from people just like you!

Reviews on Related Music CDs & DVDs Products

A Little Bit of Mambo: Video Reviews: 3
Average Rating:
Christina Aguilera: Video Reviews: 3
Average Rating:
Breakaway: Video Reviews: 3
Average Rating:
Contraband: Video Reviews: 3
Average Rating:
Eve 6: Video Reviews: 3
Average Rating:
Room on Fire: Video Reviews: 2
Average Rating:

Average Rating:

based on 1 video review

Summary

The best and worst you can say about Clint Black's debut as his own producer is, it's an ambitious, often enjoyable exercise in self-indulgence. D'lectrified is a sprawling, 14-cut mishmash featuring guest appearances by everyone from Kenny Loggins and Bruce Hornsby to Eric Idle (on a clever, spaced-out rendition of Monty Python's "The Galaxy Song") and Black's wife, actress Lisa Hartman Black. Black's penchant for blues and Dixieland-style horn arrangements serves him well on remakes of gems like the Marshall Tucker Band's "Bob Away My Blues" and Leon Russell's "Dixie Lullaby" (where Hornsby gets a fine workout on the ivories). And Black does what he does best on smooth country ballads like "Been There" (a great duet with Steve Wariner) and "Where Your Love Won't Go." On the other hand, his aimless, tepid remake of Waylon Jennings's "Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way?" (featuring a goofy vocal cameo from Jennings) is little more than a waste of space. Not much more can be said of Black's almost unrecognizable "rethinks" of a pair of his own previous hits, "No Time to Kill" and "Burn One Down." On top of that, D'lectrified has some pointless instrumental breaks throughout that meander everywhere without really going anywhere. --Bob Allen

See more info at Amazon.com

Details

Upload A Video Review of this Product

My Expo