Search - Ute Lemper, Ole Edvard Antonsen, Guy Robert :: Espace Indécent

Lemper's ups and downs...

Ignacio Rodriguez | 02/12/2000

(3 out of 5 stars)

"This is an interesting piece by Ute Lemper. If you're a fan of her music you'll surely find this album amusing, even though it would hardly be considered her best. This is another face of a changing woman who's most known for her theatrical albums and her wonderful voice. Here is her pop side, sometimes way too pop...Still there are a few remarkable songs such as the powerful 'La Peur', the very stylish 'Espace Indécent', and the really tasty 'La vague a femme'... A nice work, even though she has better ones."

Ute razzle dazzles in this superb collection

Christopher A. Baker | St. Louis, MO, USA | 09/23/2004

(4 out of 5 stars)

"What an awesome French record from the German songstress!! While this is a little more pop than what one might expect from Ms. Lemper it is still a very brilliant and gorgeous record. The duet with Art Mengo Parler d'amour is a standout as is the title track, a luscious ballad; there is a cabaresque track, Mes deux amants, and Ute even gets funky on track #6, La vague a femme. A must have for Ute fans, although if you are only into the more classical, theatrical material you may not enjoy this one."