Music : What You Don't Know
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0078221853224
Label: Arista
Manufacturer: Arista
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Arista
Release Date: May 25, 1989
Sales Rank: 69463
Studio: Arista
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this is better than their debut album. great love ballad in WHEN I LOOKED AT HIM. i was a theatre assistant manager when this album came out-i was 22 at the time-and everytine i hear it, i think of the good old days. i became THE biggest expose fan around with this album. unforutnately i never got to see them in person :-( janette jurado (my favorite of the three) is a local girl-Pico Rivera, Ca. I'm not from there, but pretty close. what up, chica?! anyway, this is a must have album for any self-respecting expose fan! if you don't have it, get it!!!!
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what you don't know is another good album by expose. the songs what you don't know,when i looked at him, tell me why,walk along with me, your baby never looked good in blue,and let me down easy are very good songs. check out the two bonus remixes at the end,you will like them. ed wilson
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This is definitely an album for Expose fans. Their initial release, "Exposure" was a hit, but this album actually has better songs. The title track is ok, but I prefer their mellow ballads, "Your Baby Never Looked Good In Blue" and "When I Looked At Him". Both are sweet tunes with a bit of sentimentality, and sorrow as well. Jeannette Jurado definitely has a knack for singing ballads, and she has to be my favorite member of the group. However, all three do a fairly good job of harmonizing in their tracks, and the album as a whole is solid. It's a few more hits shy of making it a five-star album for me, but then again, I think I tend to be more critical about scoring albums on Amazon than many others.
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This is a good CD, not quite as good as their debut but still has lots of decent songs on here. My favorites are "What You Don't Know", "When I Looked At Him", "Love Don't Hurt" and "Now That I Found You", the last one being sung by Ann. There were no songs that featured her on lead vocals on the first CD so it was nice to hear her sing, she sings quite well!
I have always liked Expose's sound, they came out with fun, upbeat songs as well as nice ballads, unfortunately you don't hear anything similar nowadays. I would recommend this one to any fan of Expose, though it's not my favorite by them, I still have 2 copies of it as it is no longer in print, why I will never know.
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This album isn't bad by any means, but the debut was far better. It didn't have any weak songs like 'Your Baby Never Look Good In Blue,' or 'Didn't It Hurt To Hurt Me,' but the aforementioned songs are the only ones I don't like. The rest of the material more than makes up for them. My favorite are the title track, When I Looked At Him, and Now that I found you.'
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