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Genre:
Rock
Release Date: 04/15/1997
Savage Garden is light, catchy, and undeniably melodic, and it's hard to believe they released their debut album in the late, not early, '90s. It's easy to say that their breakthrough single,
"I Want You," sounds like a revamped
Roxette, but it's accurate -- it has a breezy chorus and frothy production that make it an appealing slice of mainstream
pop, the kind banished from the airwaves in 1992. Occasionally,
Savage Garden reach that peak elsewhere on their eponymous debut -- most notably on the second single
"To the Moon and Back" and
"Truly Madly Deeply" -- but they lack the vision and discipline to make the record anything more than fitfully entertaining. But those highlights almost make the album worthwhile.
~Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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from scanton pa,
best album i think
i think savage garden self titled album was better than affrimation cause the beats and all the funky sounds in the self titled are the best i think the album was a succsess
i think this amg rating should be 4 stars
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