#337 Dion – Born to be With You

Posted on by anoceanroars

Dion and the Belmonts were a popular doo-wop group in the 60s, but I have never heard of them. Phil Spector thought he could make Dion a popular solo artist. He was wrong. Until the 90s when Dion‘s Born to be With You was reevaluated. It is an earlier type of Orchestral rock and baroque pop.

I think this is an interesting album and artist. He did not like this album because it was depressing. I think I like that part of it. I doubt I would listen to it again, but it it okay to hear it in context of musical history. The first song was okay. 6/10.

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…and i hate writing about myself. It feels awkward. Or i am a bit awkward and rather not write about it. i have not got a clue where to begin or end… …at this very moment i am a recent graduate of Colorado State University. i live in Longmont, Colorado, which i next to Boulder. Boulder is where all hipsters live. See, this crap is rather boring. i moved here from Budapest, Hungary four years ago, well, actually that is sort of a lie. i was living in Lyon, France one year before i moved to Colorado and before that Hungary. i like to travel or move. i keep moving… i have many interest besides moving: writing, watching, taking, listening and reading (stories, films, photographs, music and books).