London singer/songwriter Seal certainly made a name for himself with his eponymous debut despite the comparison to fellow London mate, the raspy-soul Terence Trent D'Arby....
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This EP explores the full range of Seal's talents, and might even be worth considering as a second Seal purchase. There are a few versions of "Killer," including a clubby...
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While not as immediately gratifying, do yourself a favor and listen to this one two or three times. This album is at once quiet and deafening, and Seal's more realistic than...
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Fresh from his 1991 self-titled debut, Seal follows up with his again self-titled second release. It's another stunning and moving piece of work, and a musical maturation...
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On the surface, the time Seal takes between releases may not seem particularly well-spent. Through three discs, he and producer Trevor Horn have made only slight alterations...
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U.K. pop sensation Seal has become notorious for taking extended breaks between albums (usually up to four years). On his third album, Human Being, producer Trevor Horn...
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Seal's fourth album bears all the hallmarks of Lost Artist Syndrome, requiring five years, a change of continents, and one scrapped version to complete. Def Leppard, Scritti...
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Besides taking his usual multi-year hiatus before releasing Seal IV, the artist scrapped a whole album's worth of material, feeling he couldn't stand behind the strength of...
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Besides taking his usual multi-year hiatus before releasing Seal IV, the artist scrapped a whole album's worth of material, feeling he couldn't stand behind the strength of...
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This EP explores the full range of Seal's talents, and might even be worth considering as a second Seal purchase. There are a few versions of "Killer," including a clubby...
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Besides taking his usual multi-year hiatus before releasing Seal IV, the artist scrapped a whole album's worth of material, feeling he couldn't stand behind the strength of...
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Reusing the cover from his 1994 self-titled release -- as opposed to his 1991 or 2003 self-titled release -- makes Seal's discography all the more confusing, but that's the...
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Reusing the cover from his 1994 self-titled release -- as opposed to his 1991 or 2003 self-titled releases -- makes Seal's discography all the more confusing, but that's the...
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Reusing the cover from his 1994 self-titled release -- as opposed to his 1991 or 2003 self-titled release -- makes Seal's discography all the more confusing, but that's the...
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In the case of Seal's Live in Paris, the CD with packed-in DVD format turns what would be a mediocre live album release into a desirable package. The DVD is by far the...
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