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Question: What's your Top 5?
"Out Of The Blue" - 2 (12.5%)
"Electric Youth" - 2 (12.5%)
"Anything Is Possible" - 2 (12.5%)
"Body Mind Soul" - 2 (12.5%)
"Think With Your Heart" - 2 (12.5%)
"Deborah" - 2 (12.5%)
"MYOB" - 3 (18.8%)
"Colored  Lights: The Broadway Album" - 0 (0%)
"Memory Lane Vol 1." - 1 (6.3%)
"Memory Lane Vol. 2" - 0 (0%)
Total Voters: 3

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« on: April 06, 2008, 03:30:01 AM »

Hard to decide...  While several artists tend to wear out, Deb still releases great music despite the ever changing trends and not being on top of the charts (though popular music have been a vast cesspool for over a decade).

Here's my top 5 albums with some comments...





5. "Anything Is Possible"

... One of the best pop albums from the early 1990's. Despite that it's considered a flop by most people and music critics, it actually went gold and the title track became a moderate, though unfortunately forgotten, hit. Her ballads could've easily topped the charts. Though the change of the musical climate, competition, and Deb being pegged as a 'pop princess' might've been the reason.



4. "Out Of The Blue"

...Deb's debut and worth listening from start to finish.

3. "MYOB"

... Great album that should've been her comeback. Especially with fresh pop songs like "Your Secret", "What You Want", and her ballad "The One" that could easily top the charts if they radio had given her a chance and with the right promotion.

2. "Think With Your Heart"

... Songs sung from the heart of one of the best, and underrated, pop singer/songwriters. Mostly feature ballads like "For Better Or Worse", "Let's Run Away", and "Didn't Have The Heart". Also the uptempo "Don't Ya Want Me Now". When it comes to ballads, Deb could top the likes of Celine Dion and Jewel, whom both were very popular in the mid 1990's.


1. "Electric Youth"

... Deb's second album featuring her second #1 "Lost In Your Eyes" and two Top 40 hits ("No More Rhyme" & "Electric Youth"). Unfortunately, "We Could Be Together" flopped, though "Should've Been The One", "Silence Speaks (A Thousand Words), and "Who Loves Ya Baby?" also might've been  potential hits.
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« Reply #1 on: April 06, 2008, 05:21:22 PM »

This is like trying to pick your favorite kind of chocolate.  Shocked
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« Reply #2 on: April 11, 2008, 11:50:41 PM »

MYOB is my favorite. 
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