...to a band's work, and this is no exception. Romeo Void could easily be dismissed as yet another 80s band, but they had just a bit more than trendy marketability going on for them. At their best, they were brilliant, and even at their worst, they still played their own instruments and worked together as a group. Debora Iyall--with her ordinary voice, restrained vocal chops, and lyrics that could go from smart to sexy to vulnerable in the same line--also just happened to be a good-looking plus-sized Native American woman, which either made her a social rebel or unmarketable, depending on how people in record lable offices looked at things. There was that saxophone peppering everything, just like so many other bands had in that era, but this one was just as likely to take a left turn into edgy jazz as it was to accentuate a ballad's mood. The guitar, bass, and drums usually keep to the rhythmic aspects, and rarely get flashy or hung up on pyrotechnics; and yet, from a musical perspective, they still manage to get adventurous in their own way, while still offering the prospect of the listener dancing on his or her terms. Plenty of their songs are catchy enough to randomly pop into your head, too. I dare you to not like this stuff!Read full review
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i like it very much..
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I love the cd!!!i love romeo void!!!it has a lot of song i love....plus its 80s music and thats the type of music im into!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i liked the group from the 80's. unfortunely i only liked 2 songs on the cd. in the future i may only a single song cd
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