Daily Nebraskan
Friday, September6, 1985
pointer Sisters' 'Contact' album grooves
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By Terri Tabor
Staff Reporwr
the Pointer Sisters
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fame.
To "Break Out" fans, this album will
be a safe record purchase. But for those
who were skeptical about the Pointer
Sisters before, I don't see this album
changing their opinion much.
It's all very danceable and without a
doubt will be a God-send to those frus
trated aerohi
away from its previous "Break Out" dire need of material to jog in place to.
style. , . . 11 includes some decent synthesizer
The sassy vocals, the beat-lashing work and, surprisingly, relies on a drum
rhythm and the ideology behind the machine throughout the album
nuuuay can aeny that Kuth, Jane
and Anita are talented vocalists
From the first track of the Pointer
Sisters' new album "Contact," it's ob
.iis that the trio decided not to break
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lyrics are all similar to tneir earner
release, "Break uut, wnicn Drougnt
both as soloists and in harmonizing
conglomerations. The first time I lis
tened to "Hey You," I could have sworn
a male vocalist sang the lead. But it was
Ruth, who proved she's one heck of an
alto.
If you want to buy an album to
"groove to" and put you in a seductive
frame of mind, this album is for you. It's
not what you'd call an original approach
for the Pointer Sisters, but because of
their incredible success with "Break
Out," I suspect their strategy is to keep
that ball rolling.
If you buy albums only to be inspired
by deep lyrical content, I suggest you
save your money and pass on this one.
The lyrics are redundant at times.
Most songs have an aggressive woman's
love-conquest theme. For example: "if
you wanna hold itif you wanna
show itcome and let me know
ittwist my arm.
"I need a little lovintonight
C'mon rock me, don't let goI
don't wanna be alone. "These lyr
ics won't bring any tears of inspiration
from me.
The album, however, is very well pro
duced and it should be another com
mercial success for the Pointer Sisters.
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