Wind It Up – a video game like base, Sound of Music puppet scene contract, and a whispering Gwen Stefani, sounds of a marching band

The Sweet Escape – succinct pronounciation of words, can sound like an oldie, 3 parts, the oldie part can sound like a Christmas jingle, the woo-oo gives it a modern sound

Orange County Girl – sounds like Paris Hilton

Early Winter – profound intro, consequential, ends heavenly, reminds me of the photo on the front of her album, her hair is platinum blonde – wintery

Now That You Got It – along the lines of Wind It Up, but with a tune, call and answer, rap, like Nelly Furtado

4 In The Morning – good tune

Yummy – more video game like harmonies

Fluorescent – light tune

Breakin’ Up – a little annoying at the beginning

Don’t Get It Twisted – like circus music in 1 segment

U Started It – filler

Wonderful Life – repetitive

Wind It Up – Beginning reminds me of Beatlesque – the end of A Day in the Life ending orchestral. Love the energy and how she sings on beat.

Read my review here:
Gwen Stefani: The Sweet Escape

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