Aug 13, 2021

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Review #151: Faith, George Michael

#151: Faith, George Michael

The Eighties albums are quickly becoming my favorite. How come pop artists in 2021 can drench their music in synths and I’m unmoved, but pop artists in 1987 can do it and I want to dance?? Probably some internal bias. Oh well, I guess I’ll have to work on that after I get over my country music bias completely.

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