Cascada Album: “Perfect Day”

I have always loved Cascada's voice - so beautiful and pure. I do have to say that sometimes it is overpowered by the heavy bass and beats. The songs can be a bit repetitive and predictable. I have to admit that I like this CD better than `Everytime We Touch' - which I was pretty disappointed in. This CD is the perfect dance CD but, I would like to hear her voice showcased more because it is such a great one.

"What Hurts The Most" is, in my opinion, my favorite song on here (both versions). The piano mix is beautiful and really shows what a great voice she has! "Could It Be You" is a very melodic slower song that grabs your attention and draws you in. Very nice.

All in all, there are a few things lacking here but, it is a CD that adds something to my collection and it will to yours too. A great, fun dance CD.

~~~JAC 08'

i loved the every time we touch cd but this one its pretty much the same, she should be more creative fans deserve that, plus if she keeps doing the same thing over n over again she will go down n sink. I dont like her slow songs n this CD has lots of them. I like the upbeat ones, the ones that make you dance.

Excellent! Love the upbeat music, arrived in great condition and very fast shipment as well! Will return....

I have to admit I didn't care much for Cascada's first album, much less listen to euro pop. I thought the group's previous album was repetitive and ridiculously cheesy. On a whim, I recently decided to check out the group's latest album PERFECT DAY. Much to my surprise I found myself enjoying the catchy euro-pop songs. The songs are pure ear candy for my ears. The infectious pop melodies are permanently stuck in my head. PERFECT DAY isn't innovative. It is the same what one would expect from a group like Cascada, fun catchy pop/dance songs. Natalie Horer has a pretty decent voice which reminded me a little of Christina Aguilera. The lyrics are stupid but the addictive pop hooks and throbbing dance beats makes up for the awful lyrics. I didn't care much for "Because the Night". That song was not meant to be turned into a dance song. The ballads were awful. For all the flaws though, PERFECT DAY is still enjoyable enough for me to give it four stars. It is a nice change of pace from all the goth, industrial, and metal I listen to all day long at work.

Another great album though I must admit not as good as the first but definitely worth buying if your a true Cascada fan. Props to the remake of Because the Night, truely grasps everything Natalie Merchant expressed in the original. Am looking forward to the next album.