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Anything Is Possible/Body Mind Soul,Debbie Gibson

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Debbie Gibson
Released 2006

Shock Your Mama
04:07
91 plays

Love or Money
04:06
83 plays

Free Me
04:27
80 plays

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- 1
- Another Brick Falls
- 03:56
- 319 plays

- 2
- Anything Is Possible
- 03:43
- 231 plays

- 3
- Reverse Psychology
- 04:27
- 184 plays

- 4
- One Step Ahead
- 04:53
- 180 plays

- 5
- Stand Your Ground
- 03:49
- 181 plays

- 6
- Deep Down
- 04:54
- 195 plays

- 7
- It Must've Been My Boy
- 04:21
- 156 plays

- 8
- Lead Them Home My Dreams
- 05:33
- 211 plays

- 9
- One Hand, One Heart
- 04:36
- 235 plays

- 10
- Sure
- 04:16
- 283 plays

- 11
- Negative Energy
- 03:41
- 184 plays

- 12
- Mood Swings
- 03:53
- 197 plays

- 13
- Try
- 04:08
- 171 plays

- 14
- In His Mind
- 03:33
- 204 plays

- 15
- Where Have You Been?
- 06:08
- 206 plays

- 16
- This So-Called Miracle
- 07:26
- 187 plays

- 17
- Love or Money
- 04:06
- 83 plays

- 18
- Do You Have It in Your Heart?
- 04:45
- 100 plays

- 19
- Free Me
- 04:27
- 80 plays

- 20
- Shock Your Mama
- 04:07
- 91 plays

- 21
- Losin' Myself
- 05:17
- 109 plays

- 22
- How Can This Be?
- 03:57
- 74 plays

- 23
- When I Say No
- 03:54
- 68 plays

- 24
- Little Birdie
- 03:59
- 63 plays

- 25
- Kisses 4 One
- 03:49
- 64 plays

- 26
- Tear Down These Walls
- 04:18
- 73 plays

- 27
- Goodbye
- 04:47
- 57 plays

album review

This 2006 Collectables two-fer combines the two Debbie Gibson albums for Atlantic that everybody forgets: 1990's Anything Is Possible and 1993's Body Mind Soul, the two records that followed the blockbusters Out of the Blue (1987) and Electric Youth (1989). This is where Gibson's career ran out of momentum, and you can hear it come crashing to a halt on these two gilded, graceless records. Try as she may -- primarily by grafting Prince beats onto her cheerful music -- she can't really make this work, and it's a bit painful to hear because she has lost the two things that made the hits: her irrepressible good nature and her knack for bright, sunny melodies. Without those, Gibson's music is brittle dance-pop, and these two stilted albums are as brittle and bad as she ever got. She did a lot better before, and she would do a lot better later -- but for diehards, this compilation is an interesting way to explore her nadir. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide