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Anastacia Album: “Freak of Nature [Bonus Disc]”

Anastacia Album: “Freak of Nature [Bonus Disc]”
Album Information :
Title: Freak of Nature [Bonus Disc]
Release Date:2002-11-18
Type:Unknown
Genre:Electronic/Dance, Pop, House
Label:Sony/Epic
Explicit Lyrics:Yes
UPC:5099750475706
Track Listing :
1 - 1 Freak Of Nature Video
1 - 2 Paid My Dues Video
1 - 3 Overdue Goodbye Video
1 - 4 You'll Never Be Alone Video
1 - 5 One Day In Your Life Video
1 - 6 How Come The World Won't Stop Video
1 - 7 Why'd You Lie To Me Video
1 - 8 Don'tcha Wanna
1 - 9 Secrets Video
1 - 10 Don't Stop (Doin' It) Video
1 - 11 I Dreamed You Video
1 - 12 Overdue Goodbye (reprise)
2 - 13 I Thought I Told You That Faith Evans and Anastacia Video
2 - 14 Someday My Prince Will Come Video
2 - 15 Paid My Dues (The S-Man's Darkstar Mix)
2 - 16 One Day In Your Life (Hex Hector/Mac Quayle Club Mix)
2 - 17 Why'd You Lie To Me (Nu Soul DnB Mix)
2 - 18 Freak Of Nature Video
2 - 19 Overdue Goodbye Video
Review - :
{$Anastacia}'s sophomore outing, {^Freak of Nature}, continues with the late-'80s bombastic {\funk}/{\soul}/{\pop} revival ushered in by her debut, {^Not That Kind}, but this time there are a few more {\ballads} in the mix. {$Anastacia} also leans more toward straightforward {\rock} on this outing, while still maintaining the irresistible dance grooves that made her debut an international success. The album kicks off to a rocking start with the title track, which boasts a sinuous guitar solo reminiscent of {&"American Woman"} and then leads into the soulful, bombastic rocker {&"Paid My Dues,"} a massive European hit. Other shining moments include the dramatic {&"One Day in Your Life,"} which follows the same formula as her previous hit, {&"I'm Outta Love,"} but better, with more soaring, epic vocals, and sounds like a {\rock} version of a forgotten {\disco} classic. The feel-good {\soul-funk} vibe of {&"Don't Stop (Doin' It)"} is a massive hit waiting to happen, and perfect for a breezy summer afternoon. When {$Anastacia} slows down the tempo for the {\ballads} (some organic and acoustic, some bordering on {\power ballads}), she succeeds by utilizing her strong vocal chops without venturing into vocal histrionics. Reminiscent of {$Taylor Dayne} at times, {$Anastacia} successfully avoids the sophomore slump by delivering an album full of raw emotion, power, and musicality which manages to improve upon its predecessor. As a final note, the {$Destiny's Child}-sounding {&"Why'd You Lie to Me"} and the sassy {&"Don'tcha Wanna"} both appear on the American version of {^Not That Kind}. [This release of the album contains an additional CD of bonus material.] ~ Jose F. Promis, All Music Guide