Search - Tiffany :: I'm Not Sleeping

This is NOT the old Tiffany. You'll love the whole CD!

larar1 | Eden Prairie, MN USA | 11/07/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I am 30 years old and well remember the Tiffany from the 80s. I wasn't a fan then, but due to her new album (The Color of Silence), I definitely am now. This single "I'm Not Sleeping" is good, but there are many other, better songs on the CD including my favorite "Open My Eyes" and "If Only." I have read the reviews from the professional music critics about the CD and they are right on. Her music is fresh, meaningful and beautiful. I give her a lot of credit for taking a second shot after being out of the music scene for so long. I hope her music gets all of the attention it deserves this time. Tiffany has matured as an artist and her music very well reflects that. Anyone who writes off this CD thinking it's the "old Tiffany" is missing a wonderful work of art. You won't be disappointed. Hopefully Tiffany is here to stay this time!"

Tiffany is back and better than ever!

larar1 | 10/28/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Many of you will remember Tiffany, the pop star who was at the top of the charts in the mid- and late-1980s. After taking a decade off, Tiffany has returned to recording and is better than ever. She's clearly grown up, and her voice and singing style reflects it. With a harder edge and now writing most of her own lyrics, Tiffany's sultry voice sounds better than ever. "I'm Not Sleeping" is the first of what should be many hits from her new CD, "The Color of Silence." Chances are if you are a fan of Paula Cole or Alanis Morrisette, you'll love the new Tiffany. Try it, you'll definitely like it!"

Not the best return

Cabir Davis | 10/26/2000

(3 out of 5 stars)

"I've been a hardcore Tiffany fan ever since 1987, and was eagerly looking forward to this new single and her album 'The Color of Silence'. After months of delay and back-and-forth, this single was released to radio stations and the public in October 2000 on Eureka Records. The single has two tracks - the album version and the radio edit. It comes in a Diskpack cover, with the lyrics inside. The CD itself is a cheery red, with an interesting font.Considering that her last noteworthy album release came in 1993 ('Dreams never die', released only in Asia), and now that shes 28 years old, its not difficult to understand why the music sounds the way it does. Its not at all like her earlier stuff, and much to her credit, its perhaps the best she has ever sounded.This single, featuring Krazie Bone, is hardly something thats going to burn up the charts (blame Eureka Records for the shoddiest effort at distribution seen this decade - they could singlehandedly be responsible for this song's early demise at sales), but its fiery and strong - something that Tiffany has not demonstrated in her long career. It also boasts some decent songwriting, and a laudable vocal delivery.However, the appearance of Krazie Bone is a little grating. He appears at the end of Track 1 on this 2-track CD single, and while it doesn't sound really out-of-place, it DOES strike one as somewhat silly and unnecessary. Also, he doesn't have the best sense of rhythm, and the lines hes been given are somewhat amusing ('nightmares (pause)... in the night', etc.).This could well sink without a trace as has most of Tiff's releases since 1988, but lets hope that listeners find this at least halfway catchy. Its sure better than anything thats currently on the airwaves, thats for sure!Highly recommended!"