Natalie Cole - Inseparable (LP)
- LP
- 1 piece(s)
- 1975
- 10 tracks
- 30 min
- quiet storm
Inseparable
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Definitely one of the weirdest album covers I've ever come across. I was so intrigued by it that I decided to buy the album. But it's not just about the cover; there are some really groovy tracks in there. "This Will Be" (which gained some popularity again due to its use in those eHarmonry ads) is one of them. The eerie "Jooooooey" intro to the song "Joey" is downright unsettling. The songs "I Can't Say No" and "I Love Him So Much" are basically anthems for toxic relationships, but they're disguised as love songs. Love the irony of 70's love songs, don't you?
Without a doubt, one of the weirdest album covers I've come across. I was so drawn to it that I decided to purchase the album. But hey, it's not just about the cover; there are some groovy tracks in there too. "This Will Be" is definitely one of them, you might recognize it from those eHarmonry ads. The eerie "Jooooooey" intro in the song "Joey" will give you chills. And don't get me started on "I Can't Say No" and "I Love Him So Much" – they're like love songs for toxic relationships, wrapped up in a 70's love song package. The irony is just too good.
Undoubtedly one of the weirdest album covers I've come across. I was so drawn to it that I just had to buy it. But it's not just about the cover, there are some groovy tracks in there too, including "This Will Be" (which gained some popularity again thanks to its use in those eHarmony ads). The eerie "Jooooooey" intro in the song "Joey" gives me chills. "I Can't Say No" and "I Love Him So Much" are basically hymns for toxic relationships masquerading as love songs. Love the irony of 70's love tunes, don't you?
In my opinion, this one beats the Winchester version by a mile
In my opinion, this one beats the Winchester version by a mile.
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