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- Heartbreak on Vinyl
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Blake Lewis
Released 2009

Sad Song
04:29
882 plays

Heartbreak on Vinyl
03:57
700 plays

Binary Love
03:26
438 plays

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- 1
- Heartbreak on Vinyl
- 03:57
- 700 plays

- 2
- Binary Love
- 03:26
- 438 plays

- 3
- Freak
- 04:28
- 406 plays

- 4
- Sad Song
- 04:29
- 882 plays

- 5
- Rhythm of My Heart
- 03:39
- 363 plays

- 6
- Afraid
- 03:32
- 354 plays

- 7
- Left My Baby for You
- 05:01
- 305 plays

- 8
- Rebel Without a Cause
- 03:51
- 370 plays

- 9
- Superscratchavocalisticturntablelicious
- 01:03
- 136 plays

- 10
- Our Rapture of Love
- 04:44
- 229 plays

- 11
- The Point
- 03:52
- 242 plays

- 12
- The Remedy
- 04:39
- 305 plays

- 13
- Love or Torture (Please Don't Stop)
- 05:02
- 241 plays

- 14
- [CD-Rom Track] [Multimedia]
- 00:00
- 0 plays

album review

In many ways, Blake Lewis was the most original American Idol contestant to ever get into the final two, the one guy who couldn't be classified, something that helped drive him while on the show, but proved his undoing on a major label, where his beat-boxing Brit-love never coalesced into something either marketable or interesting, partially because the powers that be emphasized his old-school hip-hop influences, pushing him toward cuts like "Brake Anotha." Freed from 19, he's brought all his disparate interests together on Heartbreak on Vinyl, which cut for cut is more rhythmic and melodic than A.D.D. and as a whole lot more memorable. Lewis doesn't separate his club rhythms and Morrissey obsessions, winding up with a record that sounds curiously and unwittingly like a soundtrack to a Eurotrash club, but in an appealing fashion because it feels uncontrived and often very catchy. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide