Twisted Angel

10/01/2002 | Curb Records 

All Music Guide Review

Freed from her lawsuits, separated from the managerial control of her father, and now an adult, LeAnn Rimes redefines herself as a mainstream pop vocalist with Twisted Angel. If the title and the tarted-up sultry photographs didn't offer a clue that Rimes is no longer a country vocalist, the very first cut immediately offers proof that she's positioning herself somewhere between grown-up dance-pop and youthful adult contemporary. This is music for the hip middle of the road, then, which isn't a bad career move at all, since there's a void there with the absence of Whitney Houston, the breakdown of Mariah Carey, and Christina Aguilera's bizarre insistence to strip instead of sing. Rimes certainly has the voice for the crossover she desires, and the production is commercial, glossy, and ready for the radio, often appealingly so. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Track Listing

  • Track#
  • Title
  • time
  • 1
  • Life Goes On
  • 3:33

  • 2
  • Wound Up
  • 4:15

  • 5
  • Damn
  • 3:29

  • 6
  • Suddenly
  • 3:58

  • 7
  • Tic Toc
  • 3:40

  • 8
  • Sign of Life
  • 4:28

  • 10
  • No Way Out
  • 3:55

  • 11
  • Love Is an Army
  • 4:01

  • 12
  • You Made Me Find Myself
  • 3:39
  • 13
  • Twisted Angel
  • 3:21
  • Credits

    • Greg Pagani
    • Arranger, Producer, Engineer, Programming, Keyboards
    • LeAnn Rimes
    • Vocals, Vocals (Background), Executive Producer
    • Pete Amato
    • Arranger, Programming, Conductor, Keyboards, String Arrangements, Harp Arrangement, Engineer, Producer
    • David Campbell
    • Strings, String Ensemble, Woodwind Arrangement, Harp Arrangement, String Arrangements, Horn Arrangements, Tympani (Timpani), Arranger, French Horn, Conductor

    Notes

    Release Date: 10/01/2002



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