Flash Forward (Tim Moore’s album): Difference between revisions
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Mark Marymont of the Springfield News-Leader reviewed the album negatively, stating that “he [Tim Moore] sounds like [Billy] Joel, writes lyrics that are even more pretentious than Joel’s, and the final product is equally soulless. At least Joel is a master of well-crafted commercial material, but Moore isn’t even on that level.” Steven Rea from [[The Philadelphia Inquirer]] gave the album three stars. |
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Latest revision as of 19:17, 3 November 2023
Flash Forward is the fifth studio album by American singer Tim Moore, released in 1985 by the record label Elektra. All tracks on the album were composed by Tim Moore himself.[1][2] The song “Yes” was included in international soundtrack of the soap opera Selva de Pedra, on Rede Globo in 1986.[3]
Critical reception[edit]
Mark Marymont of the Springfield News-Leader reviewed the album negatively, stating that “he [Tim Moore] sounds like [Billy] Joel, writes lyrics that are even more pretentious than Joel’s, and the final product is equally soulless. At least Joel is a master of well-crafted commercial material, but Moore isn’t even on that level.” Steven Rea from The Philadelphia Inquirer gave the album three stars.
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