Surprisingly good 10

During one of the last A-ha tours I was told by other hardcore a-ha fans That You are obliged to love whatever They Do - HOWEVER, I still think That Morten Harket's last solo album "Letter form Egypt" is quite depressing and can be selected as Accompanying music if you wish to commit suicide - sorry, I do not!

THEREFORE, HOWEVER, I was really thrilled and surprised When I listened to his latest release "Out of My Hands". This album Could be a Further Development of a-ha's last album and contains lots of upbeat titles. My absolute favorite titles are "Burn money burn" where music and critical text match eachother in a perfect way as well as "When I reached the moon" - Morten Harket's voice is unbelievably high (why does not he cover a Bee Gees song one day?) and you have to get used to this, then it's wonderful!

I was a little bit disappointed to miss Paul Waaktaar-Savoy as songwriter on this album (maybe next time?), HOWEVER with songs like "Scared of heights", "Keep the sun away", "Just believe it" and "I ' m the one "as well as" Lightning "I was somewhat comforted ... Fast upbeat titles, Partially light pop songs, so possible for dancing.

The ballads on this album are "Quiet", "Listening" and the wonderful title song "Out of My Hands" where Morten Harket's voice is perfectly supported by piano.
The song "Listening" was written by the Pet Shop Boys and you can therefore hear Neil Tennant babble in the background, this is the most boring HOWEVER Song of the Entire Album - Must Be the typical Pet Shop Boys sound, I could never get used to it.

This album contains some songs did show the large spectrum of Morten Harket's voice and is not only a "must have" for a-ha fans.