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Artist: Message

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CD Title: Outside Looking In

 

Category: AOR

Year: 2000

Label: Escape Music (UK)

Catalog Number: ESM054

Personnel

Dean Fasano Vocals, Keyboards
Tim Hewitt Bass
Aaron Anderson Drums, Percussion
Steve Morris Additional Guitar, Keyboards
Chris Ousey Backing Vocals
David Chapman Additional Keyboards

Tracks

1.	Love Comes In Its Own Sweet Time
2.	Outside Looking In
3.	One Step Away
4.	Play Forward
5.	The Beat Before Hearbreak
6.	For Your Love
7.	All I Feel For You
8.	Secrets In The Night
9.	Right On The Line
10.	That's Where My Love Goes
11.	Moment In Time
12.	The Last Time

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Existing comments about this CD

From: guillermo	Date: November 21, 2004 at 5:00
un muermo absoluto. Tan sólo se salva el tema que da título al album.

From: Scandinavia	Date: December 1, 2004 at 4:42
Good melodies and super production...A bit too soft at times but the degree of professionalism makes you wanna listen to this album again & again....I miss THE hit though..."For Your Love" comes very close but it ain't quite there..

From: AOR freaky	Date: September 12, 2005 at 11:44
Fantastic AOR and a pity this band ain't no more ! Or are they still alive and kicking ? Hope so, course their three albums are full of fine AOR ! Listen to this my friends and enjoy (my 'enemies should listen too, ha ! ha, but they still don't get my jokes after all these years. Sad but true !). God blesses 'em !, and my friends even more, ha, ha !

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From: Jez	Date: September 16, 2005 at 4:33
Standard AOR release and nowhere near as good as the excellent 'Fine Line' album from 1998. The material just isn't up to the standards set by that album. Yes, it does have it's moments songwise and is far from being a bad disc, but it's all been done before & alot better over the years. Better to spend the pennies on the previous album and skip this one.

From: juan carlos

Date: November 8, 2007 at 0:26

Nah nada que ver que este disco sea un muermo, estoy mas de acuerdo con AOR Freaky, gran AOR, melodías a pedir de boca con una estupenda producción y una voz como la del Mr. Fasano no puede ser malo. Y sí, para mí muy cerca de su fantástico "Fine Line". Difícil dar mis favoritas pues está bien parejo la cosa. "Right On The Line" con un solo buoníssimo y Chris Ousey en los Backing Vocals, "Outside Looking In"... Recomendadísimo. 8.8/10

From: Photochromic Steve	Date: March 31, 2008 at 17:24
I much prefer this album to Fine Line. Maybe it's the addition of the Heartland boys which makes the difference.

From: Kralli	Date: May 1, 2011 at 19:01
Much weaker than Fine Line! Lame songs, weak production. Not bad overall so if you really dont have anything new in the genre to explore then you can give it a spin but I would say this is mediocre stuff. Play Forward is the best song and the only one I would consider to call GOOD.

From: 123charpenay

Date: October 28, 2011 at 11:48

mr steve morris please stop the slaugther.you play guitar and produce many bands many projects.the result is always the same a very average a o r.the sound of your guitars and your keyboards are always the same.it is impossible to make a difference between heartland message change of heart ect ect.always the same poor songs with excatly the same sound with a cheap production.mr morris play in your kitchen for your wife or your family but for us sorry you are really boring!!!

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