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A Camp Stars indicate the most critically-acclaimed albums.
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Beneath the Velvet Sun
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| LABEL: | Columbia |
| RELEASE DATE: | 24 October 2000 |
| DISCS: | 1 disc |
| GENRE(S): | Rock |
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The average user rating for this album is 9.3 (out of 10) based on 6 User Votes
Note: User votes are NOT included in the Metascore calculation.
Diana S gave it a10:
I think this is Shawn's best cd yet, and I love them all! A while back I lost my cd case and my entire library of cd's. Shawn's cd's were the first ones I sought to replace. Keep up the good work Shawn.
Jarmila K gave it a10:
My goodness, this album is very very very good just like all the others he has made. He really is the best according to me. I can't stop listening to this cd. I'm addicted to it!
Jan J gave it a 9:
Wonderful. Great for singing to. Soulful. Emotional. Is in touch with emotions of human beings.
Vivian V. gave it a 10:
I haven't stopped listening to this album since I got it 3 months ago- I know every note in every song, and I never tire of it. It's an incredible production. I rank Shawn Mullins right up there with Little Feat and Jimi Jamison of Survivor- sheer brilliance.This album has prompted me to purchase 'Soul's Core', which is equally incredible.
Theo C. gave it a 7:
This is clever and light with what feels like an authentic Southern flavour to this BritCrit. The lightness is simultaneously a strength and a weakness: often fun but challenging only in the wit of the lyrics.
Jason M. gave it a 10:
One of the best albums I've owned. A leap of faith from one good song on the radio. A touch of the South and truw enjoyment of making music. Not a bad guy.
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