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Whistle Stopper - Escape
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List Price: $13.98
Our Price: $5.95
Your Save: $ 8.03 ( 57% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Interscope Records
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0606949314828
Label: Interscope Records
Manufacturer: Interscope Records
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Interscope Records
Release Date: 2001-10-30
Studio: Interscope Records
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Summary: Escape CD by Enrique Iglesias
Comment: Received the order very quickly, 3 days which I think is amazing. CD is exactly as described. Thanks for great service and product.
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Summary: Great!
Comment: I've always been meaning to buy this c.d. and I finally did. I love it!! I should not have waited so long to get it.
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Summary: Very Good
Comment: I bought the album just for the song Hero. However after listening to the entire album, I found that I had a real good one.
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Summary: Enrique's voice is so indescribable
Comment: Enrique has followed in his father's footsteps with a voice that comes from Heaven. His voice enchants the very words that he brings to fullness. I find myself lost in fantasy; filled with energy and tranquility at the same time. I love riding my bike against the breeze of life as I listen to this cd. I hope everyone finds as much enjoyment in it as I do.
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Summary: So Romantic!
Comment: Enrigue knows how to put the most romanitic lyrics to a great beat! His music always makes me want to dance :)
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Editorial Reviews:
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If Ricky Martin is the party boy of Latin crossover pop, Enrique Iglesias is more a romantic traditionalist in the mold of dad Julio. Even his uptempo, lust-driven tunes, like this album's "Love 4 Fun" and "One Night Stand," are hardly the frantic sweatfests Martin provides. Escape, Iglesias's first disc since his 1999 Top 40 breakthrough, is already a guaranteed success thanks to its first single, "Hero," which gained attention when he performed it on the September 2001 Tribute to Heroes. Title aside, this gooey love song isn't really fitting for its adopted purpose as a post-terror anthem ("You can take my breath away"?), but one imagines that won't make much difference. Iglesias is at his best when playing a little sly, like when he appropriates Nelly's "E.I." chant on "Don't Turn Off the Lights" or makes a barely veiled suggestion of what he really likes about you in the opening lines of "She Be the One." --Rickey Wright
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