This album is quieter and more thoughtful than many other slice of Bryan Adams, but lost so none of its Class a. The duet with Mel C. knows now really every child; In addition, of course, the hit single "On A Day Like Today". The "real" version of "Cloud Number Nine" that finds the fan on this album, also is a thousand times better than the Dancemix (underlaid with Bumbum sound), who had to constantly hear on the radio. The slow songs predominate at all on this album. They are all very beautiful and melodious to listen and act most of the big - mostly unhappy - love. Conclusion: This album is definitely succeeded, although many fans "better days" bemoan as the "Summer of '69" was sung, or the Canadian box office was sound with the ingenious soundtrack for "Robin Hood". Also this Bryan Adams is quite recommendable! (This is an Amazon.com at the university-student review.)
