I rated the songs as fairly as I could, I knew every album from Angels to Sweet 7 extremely well having played them on repeat over the past ten years, obviously depending on the release date. One Touch was the album I could never get into and believe me I tried ridiculously to. ... Sorry if it sounded brash with what I said earlier
@beyoncésweave , I just saw the minor comment about my 0 and snapped a little.
Oh, honey don't worry! You can' force yourself to like something you just don't. I was just trying to pick apart your logic a little (and as
@londonrain pointed out, you happened to be the lowest scorer for this). As I've
said before, it took me quite a while to come around to
One Touch too. Maybe you will as well, and maybe you won't.
At one point on this forum people didn't even take you seriously if you didn't like it, discrediting your 'fandom' if you were a post Mutya fan.
That is
completely not what I feel, and a sentiment I really wanted to avoid in the rate. I have my favourite albums, but I genuinely think each of the lineups offered something worthwhile (yes, even 4.0), and I don't think their discography would be as rich or interesting without each of them. It's far beyond me to shit on people's preferences amongst them.
To be honest, results like these were just inevitable because this is in many ways a rate of four different bands; the lineup changes signalled pretty large changes in sound and songwriting. As a result, there are more incongruities than for even a single artist across large time spans. Messy results are just inherently guaranteed, and this is but one of the first of
many.