Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #253532 in Music
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .55 pounds

Customer Reviews

Fantastic album!
I bought this album when it was released in Australia and I spent months listening to it, each song has it's own strengths and they all shined through. It's a great album full of a good mixture of different styles of songs, from the sadder, slower track; Night of my Life and You Should Have Lied, to the uplifting break up track, Mistake. It's just a shame that Wishin' and Hopin' isn't going to be on this version.

Going Down Under
Overall, Tightrope by Stephanie McIntosh is at best an average pop album that at times feels a little dated or something we have simply heard before. Her polished vocals makes you wonder whether or not she can actually sing and her lack of writing ability questions her label as a true artist! But on the other hand, there are some strong tracks that are quite addictive for the majority of punk pop fans and anyone who is a fan of Hilary Duff will probably love this.

Truly an album for teenagers, Tightrope is a naive attempt for a debut album by a celebrity who longs to follow in the footsteps of other soap stars, which on the whole fairs well enough if you enjoy the samey feel to every song. The problem is there simply isn't enough diversity on the album and Tom Nichols who produced the album and co-wrote the songs simply overuses his experience as a producer for the likes of Kylie Minogue and S-Club 7. Let's just hope for Stephanie's sake her next four albums are different with a breath of fresh air feel and let's also hope she writes more than one song.

Brill
I just got this album and am not even halfway through my first time listening to it before I'm recommending it. Just the first track sets the taste for the album and Stephanie's vocal talent is amazing. I'm already addicted to this CD. I'd recommend it to anyone.