the first three albums by Westlife are in my CD cabinet and songs like "I lay my love on you" or "what i want is what I've got" ran on heavy rotation in my CD player. then I liked the music of the Irish always less. with their album "Turnaround" I could not do anything for example. as then with Brian McFadden also have my "favorite voice" Get off at Westlife, I had already written off the band for me. just on the edge I got with the there and thought to myself a new westlife- album: well, you hear a look ... you liked the so times throughout gerne- I was really skeptical ... and then? with every song, in which I have reingehört, I was more excited and now I can only say: wow, what a mega strong album! a pleasant surprise as I have rarely experienced. The first single "You Raise Me Up" is still a great spine-tingling ballad. her duet with Diana Ross "When You Tell Me That You Love Me" is fantastic and is very catchy. "Change Your Mind" makes a good mood, with "She's back," I can not help but to dance through my apartment. "Hit You With The Real Thing" recalls the positive sense of the best times of the Backstreet Boys, and is the best up-tempo song of Westlife total. and "amazing" like it very much. there is absolutely not a single bad song on "Face to Face" and I'm really thrilled difficult. the return to the old production team has done Westlife well. "Face to Face" is a fantastic album, and I wish the guys they achievements thus to the commercial merits of the past can-they build it.
