Best 'Comeback' Singles?
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She had only been away for a year and a half, but I remember this song coming out of nowhere completely blowing my mind and making me sit up and take notice of her. It wasn't like anything I'd ever heard before. Possibly my favourite song by her.
That's true, but also do feel this was a comeback in that respect. Those years of the early 00s, certainly didn't feel the same compared to the 90s. This whole album, felt like an true return to commercial form. Only cemented more so with this:
Yes! Amazing comeback. I remember listening to this premiere on the radio and wetting myself that Nicole had a full verse to sing!
After her second album didn't seem to make much noise, her coming back with this was unexpected and had me shook:
Meanwhile the US got this as the proper comeback and I was just… whelmed:
Not going to lie, I did love the way she essentially had three different lead singles, one to suit different Regions/Markets.
The conversation about Mariah above made me think about this one too. The Mel & Kim era felt like a lifetime away when "Don't Worry" was released, yet it was only 2 years after their last single. I guess with these things it can be more about perception as well.
One of my favourite comebacks was Tiffany with The Color Of Silence. It was exciting to follow that era.
More of a comeback album, this was Stevie’s first new material in 6 years after her previous album bombed and her first album post-Fleetwood Mac reunion.
Not particularly PJ friendly but an amazing comeback nonetheless
Absolutely. Especially considering how much the first Bat Out of Hell sold. That he came back with such a massive single was really impressive.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/F8xk_AkeP5c
Kate Bush King of the Mountain for me, I remember waiting by the radio and listening to Ken Bruce for the premiere and feeling sick with anticipation. Seeing it live some years later was the cherry on the cake.
Kate Bush King of the Mountain for me, I remember waiting by the radio and listening to Ken Bruce for the premiere and feeling sick with anticipation. Seeing it live some years later was the cherry on the cake.
