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- I Megaphone
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Imogen Heap
Released 1998

Come Here Boy
03:58
56,544 plays

Candlelight
04:39
31,207 plays

Oh Me, Oh My
05:05
27,577 plays

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- 1
- Getting Scared
- 04:50
- 23,573 plays

- 2
- Sweet Religion
- 04:03
- 26,815 plays

- 3
- Oh Me, Oh My
- 05:05
- 27,577 plays

- 4
- Shine
- 04:40
- 23,431 plays

- 5
- Whatever
- 03:44
- 18,469 plays

- 6
- Angry Angel
- 04:45
- 23,572 plays

- 7
- Candlelight
- 04:39
- 31,207 plays

- 8
- Rake It In
- 03:50
- 17,866 plays

- 9
- Come Here Boy
- 03:58
- 56,544 plays

- 10
- Useless
- 05:19
- 18,671 plays

- 11
- Sleep
- 03:46
- 22,678 plays

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album review

There's no denying the sonic and lyrical punch that embodies much of I Megaphone, the debut release from classically trained pianist Imogen Heap. The influence of both Kate Bush, musically, and Patti Smith, attitudinally, come through over the course of the record. Heap kicks things off with the wonderful "Getting Scared." Over an electronic groove, she delivers the lyric, a swan to ugly duckling tome brought to adult fruition with a style reminiscent of Liz Phair. Despite working with various musicians and three producers, including Dave Stewart, Heap manages to deliver an effort that is surprisingly seamless. Highlights include the aggressive "Angry Angel," the pretty piano-driven "Candlelight," and the passionate, sensual "Come Here Boy." A compelling album chock-full of engaging melodies delivered in a memorable voice. ~ Tom Demalon, All Music Guide