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KIP WINGER'S "SOLO" ALBUM, QUITE A DEPARTURE!
"Thisconversationseemslikeadream" is not at all what I expected. I was a fan of Kip's previous band, Winger. They were classic "hard rock/heavy metal", well, the lighter end of the spectrum anyway. Kip Winger was part of Alice Cooper's band before Winger. I couldn't believe this new album. It's more like "pop" than "rock". Don't get me wrong, Kip Winger is a good song writer and a good singer. It's just that this album is very mellow. It is reminiscent of Bon Jovi's "These Days". The album is good, but it lacks the fun of songs like "Hungry" and "Seventeen". Kip may very well gain an entirely new audience with this album. I just am not certain that he will keep all of his previous audience. All hope is not lost however. If you came here looking for a "hard rock/heavy metal" album 1999 is promising to be a good year for comebacks. There are rumors flying that bands such as Bon Jovi, Guns 'N Roses, and the new version of L.A. Guns are planning albums. There are also new releases by Sebastian Bach (former Skid Row vocalist), Sleeze Beez, and Baton Rouge, all three of which I personally would rate as five star albums. They have stayed true to their original style that their fans love without compromise. As for Kip's album, it's probably worth giving a spin every once and awhile, perhaps when you're trying to unwind at the end of the day.

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A fantastic album.
The emotional breadth of Kip Winger's "Thisconversationseemslikeadream" is simply breathtaking. His music has really matured and gone far beyond the narrow scope of heavy metal. Winger is an excellent songwriter and has a great voice. He's so cool. Just really the best. Forget Lennon, forget McCartney. This is lyrical content at its best. If you don't feel emotionally drained after listening to this CD then you must be a robot! How this did not win a Grammy is beyond me. I just can't understand it. In fact, I think this CD was largely overlooked by the public in general. Maybe they are more tuned into other Winger anthems such as "17" and the classic "Heading for a Heartbreak" which I think should rival Stairway to Heaven as one of the best rock songs of all time. I hope Winger comes out with another album soon. Its gauranteed to be as good as anything the Beatles or Led Zeppelin ever did. This CD belongs in everyone's home. It may be overlooked now but history will show Thisconversationseemslikeadream to be the best rock and roll album ever cut!

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The BEST work to date by Kip Winger!
Wow, where do I begin? I have always been a fan of Winger (and Kip Winger), since they were one of the more talented bands that got grouped together in the whole "hair band" genre of music. That wasn't a bad thing, because they made great, fun music, but they never received their due credit. Once I heard about Kip Winger releasing his solo work, I was curious which direction it was going to go. Needless to say, I was blown away! Finally, Kip Winger was able to demonstrate that there is an amazing songwriting ability that people never saw in Winger from their pop anthems. There are some amazing songs on this CD, which if they ever played on the radio, would go over extremely well, but that's the story for so many underrated artists. The best song (in my opinion) on this CD is definitely "Naked Son". The depth of the lyrics and the quality of the music is beyond me to describe, but that is far from the only highlight on the album! With other songs like "Kiss Of Life", "Daniel", and "How Far Will We Go?" (ANOTHER amazing song), the album is far from being good for just "a song or two". Like me, if you thought Winger was a much more talented band than they got credit for (especially Kip Winger), you definitely want to check this album out. It is definitely the best solo album from any lead singer of the EXCESS of 80s rock/glam bands. Give the clips a listen on here, and you will definitely realize what a tremendous album this was from Kip Winger (the first of TWO great works, with "Songs From The Ocean Floor" the other, by him). Definitely check the album out. Away from the lights and the glitz and the glam of MTV and arenas, Kip Winger did some of the best songwriting in a long while.