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Generally favorable reviews- based on 20 Ratings
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Positive: 14 out of 20
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Mixed: 3 out of 20
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Negative: 3 out of 20
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PeterB.Jan 30, 2008Well done Ringo hope its no 1 you deserve it.
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JackW.Feb 1, 2008
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ÍtaloD.Feb 7, 2008Ringo at his best. This album is also so good or better than Time Takes Time, Ringo Rama and Ringo, is much better than Vertical Man and others 70' and 80' Ringo's albums. Now I think both Liverpool 8 and Choose Love are the TOP Ringo Starr albums.
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TomBJan 16, 2008Go get em Ringo, you're still A BEATLE!!!
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LincLinkJan 16, 2008
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FrankJan 17, 2008A very pleasant listen. It's great to hear songs that are positive: You'll have a smile on your face when you are done.
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JoanneP.Feb 7, 2008This album has a wonderful collection of songs on it,this is Ringo Starr at his best. Liverpool 8 and R U Ready are already favorites.Keep going Ringo,you Rock!!!!!!
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JohnS.Jan 21, 2008Ringo has made an excellent album with Eurythmics Dave Stewart. Love the songs, the production and the pure joy of the whole project.
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BrandonS.Jan 25, 2008Dave Stewart lives out his Beatles fantasy - and good for him! The new single, which Stewart wrote, along with Ringo's lyrics, is a perfect pop song: catchy, full of hooks, and FUN, something pop music has been missing for a long time.
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Awards & Rankings
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Liverpool 8 is a relaxed, amiable collection of friendly pop tunes: it's nothing too flashy and it has no one tune that calls attention to itself, but it's a well-constructed, casually charming pop record.
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While his talent as a lyricist may leave something to be desired, you can't fault the guy for his dedication to putting a smile on the listener's face.
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The need for peace and love animates Ringo's worldly concerns - four of the disc's dozen tracks mention "love" in the title - but they come across as little more than catchphrases aimed at the flower-power generation.