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- The Warmer Side of Cool
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Wang Chung
Released 1989

Tall Trees in a Blue Sky
04:21
95 plays

Swing
04:29
94 plays

What's So Bad About Feeling Good?
04:11
92 plays

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songs

- 1
- Praying to a New God
- 03:58
- 223 plays

- 2
- What's So Bad About Feeling Good?
- 04:11
- 92 plays

- 3
- Snakedance
- 04:58
- 116 plays

- 4
- Swing
- 04:29
- 94 plays

- 5
- When Love Looks Back at You
- 04:50
- 82 plays

- 6
- Games of Power
- 04:53
- 84 plays

- 7
- At the Speed of Life
- 05:26
- 85 plays

- 8
- The Warmer Side of Cool
- 04:42
- 101 plays

- 9
- Logic and Love
- 04:04
- 91 plays

- 10
- Tall Trees in a Blue Sky
- 04:21
- 95 plays

- 11
- Big World
- 06:12
- 70 plays

album review

With their final release, Wang Chung concentrated too heavily on the American rock radio sound, losing the fan base who liked them for their difference. The Warmer Side of Cool does have its moments, notably the synth bass-led "Snakedance," featuring Vinnie Colaiuta on drums; one of Jack Hues' finest ballads, "When Love Looks Back at You"; and the title track, all of which conjure up good, melodic rock. The final stretch -- "Tall Trees in a Blue Sky" and "Big World," in particular -- is a little closer to Wang Chung, mournful ecological eulogies with a strong chorus featuring Toto's Jeff Porcaro. ~ Kelvin Hayes, All Music Guide