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Metalfags of the 80s will listen to this and unironically say it sucks
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Faith [Columbia, 1987]
As everybody but avant-bigots knew from hearing Wham! on the radio, Michael can prove that photogenic and popwise aren't mutually exclusive while combing his hair with his left hand. Substance, depth, simple human decency--that kind of stuff is more problematic. So the show of soul, in the grain of the lyrics as well as the voice, makes a difference. But let no one forget that the vulnerability and compassion here purveyed are staple commodities of the truly popwise, and that the album's only conceptual coup, "I Want Your Sex," stands as an ambiguous publicity stunt worthy of Madonna herself. B+
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It does suck.
But his voice is a dead ringer for Freddie Mercury. To me anyways. So he at least could've covered that sort of rock. Not metal.
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>>128232055
so it was aimed at teenage girls and not the same kind of audience as metal, big deal
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>>128232055
Best song I’ve ever heard
https://youtu.be/izGwDsrQ1eQ



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