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Number of Remembrance Days (1987) Reviews: 1
Reviewer: John Fitzgerald, Human resources staff database assistant June 08, 2001 Lindsey appears on the emotional "Indian summer" and the effective cover of
"Everybody's gotta learn sometime". These are definitely two of the best songs here but
there's alot of nice moving tunes here like the atmospheric "Power to believe" the
haunting epic closer "In exile (for Rodrigo Rojas)" and the acoustic flavored "Here". In
addition, included is a few exquisite pop numbers like "Doubleminded", "In the hands of
love" & "The lesson of love". Many still feel as though the Dream Academy's first album
is their best mainly due to the success of "Life in a northern town" but I think this is their
best one, with all catchy ditties and tasty production highlighted by Lindsey's masterworks
on his two appearances.
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