Road to Hell Part 2 >>>>>>>>

[johny]

"Q" Magazine May 06' - RTH Part 2 was voted in the top 100 worst albums of all time - I think it came about 35 ish'.

My personal opinion was that this is only "stinker" Chris has made over his long career - I really don't know what he was thinking!

But is there anyone out there who really likes it????????

[Chris]

"Q" Magazine May 06' - RTH Part 2 was voted in the top 100 worst albums of all time - I think it came about 35 ish'.

My personal opinion was that this is only "stinker" Chris has made over his long career - I really don't know what he was thinking!

But is there anyone out there who really likes it????????

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Hi,

The Road to Hell Part 2 had been evidently imposed upon Chris by the record company executives who "knew better" (what trends and tastes of the audience were.) The RTH2 wasn't exactly in Chris' style and he admitted he made a mistake recording it with the machine generated beat and disco-like sound. But, as always, there were a few nice songs on that album, too. I guess, you are right, as far as saying that it wasn't one of Chris' top charters. It's one of his recordings which I don't have....
Best regards,
Chris

[elangelo]

"Q" Magazine May 06' - RTH Part 2 was voted in the top 100 worst albums of all time - I think it came about 35 ish'.

My personal opinion was that this is only "stinker" Chris has made over his long career - I really don't know what he was thinking!

But is there anyone out there who really likes it????????

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Hi,

The Road to Hell Part 2 had been evidently imposed upon Chris by the record company executives who "knew better" (what trends and tastes of the audience were.) The RTH2 wasn't exactly in Chris' style and he admitted he made a mistake recording it with the machine generated beat and disco-like sound. But, as always, there were a few nice songs on that album, too. I guess, you are right, as far as saying that it wasn't one of Chris' top charters. It's one of his recordings which I don't have....
Best regards,
Chris

Hey guys!
First I thought what you thought, I said that it's the worst album of Chris I've ever heard. Now I admire it, and I don't know what YOU are thinking about It is an album displaying a real depression that I sometimes feel. It's reeeally depressing, everybody can be down at some point and Chris displayed it perfectly. Then I also thought that it was amazing that a rock-pop singer wanting to sing blues makes a RAP song and mixes rap with jazz (Coming off the Ropes), which is really unique. Only a really free man (in sense of art) can do that. I also thought about chasing the modern trends, but I gave up this thought recently. I understood and started to love this album, although I never really love the depression. And you know what I say - the best things need very much time for you to understand and start to like them. Buy this album, Chris.

[Chris]

"Q" Magazine May 06' - RTH Part 2 was voted in the top 100 worst albums of all time - I think it came about 35 ish'.

My personal opinion was that this is only "stinker" Chris has made over his long career - I really don't know what he was thinking!

But is there anyone out there who really likes it????????

--------------
Hi,

The Road to Hell Part 2 had been evidently imposed upon Chris by the record company executives who "knew better" (what trends and tastes of the audience were.) The RTH2 wasn't exactly in Chris' style and he admitted he made a mistake recording it with the machine generated beat and disco-like sound. But, as always, there were a few nice songs on that album, too. I guess, you are right, as far as saying that it wasn't one of Chris' top charters. It's one of his recordings which I don't have....
Best regards,
Chris

Hey guys!
First I thought what you thought, I said that it's the worst album of Chris I've ever heard. Now I admire it, and I don't know what YOU are thinking about It is an album displaying a real depression that I sometimes feel. It's reeeally depressing, everybody can be down at some point and Chris displayed it perfectly. Then I also thought that it was amazing that a rock-pop singer wanting to sing blues makes a RAP song and mixes rap with jazz (Coming off the Ropes), which is really unique. Only a really free man (in sense of art) can do that. I also thought about chasing the modern trends, but I gave up this thought recently. I understood and started to love this album, although I never really love the depression. And you know what I say - the best things need very much time for you to understand and start to like them. Buy this album, Chris.

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All right, Elangelo, I'll give it a try,
Chris