Oh my goodness! A brand new Lime recording !

[usagi-san]

I love Lime! Especially "You're My Magician", "Babe, We're Gonna Love Tonight", "Guilty", "Angel Eyes", "My Lovely Angel", "Unexpected Lovers" and "Cutie Pie"! I bet I will love new Lime even if it is different.

By they way, the Canadian version of "Lime 3" album has a shorter version of "Guilty" (7:01) than the U.S. version (8:09).

Hey Markydefad, 2 things: I dig your taste, but I dig Lime vocals the way they are anyway. Minnie Riperton's name had one "p", not 2. And what you really want to hear is Denyse LePage singing Lipps Inc's "Funkytown" a cappella over and over. OK, after those clever Mariah and Minnie comments I just had to make a comment closer to the disco vein.

[markydefad]

Hey usagi-san,



We can't all agree on everything, right? I realize a lot of folks LOVE their Lime. I'm just not one of 'em.



But, you have to realize Graham & I were were just being our sarcastic, bitchy selves and trying to get a few cheap laughs out of it. I don't hate Lime THAT MUCH!!!



Sorry for misspelling Minnie's last name--I'm typing too fast--trying to create some lame jokes!!!

[cadillac_man]

I must agree. If I hear "babe we're gonna love tonight" I cringe. That voice gives me a migrane after the first verse ..................



Sad part is I own the long 12" version I bought when it first came out.



I wonder if Dennis and Denyse Le Page will sound the same some 23 years later.



What the heck though.... Black Sabbath played 2 years ago and those guys must be grandfathers in their 60's by now.

[DiscoMuc]

now I have the CD... spending a few days in the Netherlands I took my chance to go to the Melody Maker shop and buy a copy of the new Lime CD.

Just like in the old days there are 3 or 4 very good songs and the rest is fillers. But nevertheless I think it's fantastic that they are back again. Of course the young dj's of today will laugh about the music, but to me it brings back great memories.



As I mentioned in another message the male voice is the old Lime voice but the female voice is new. The credits list Denis LePage as vocalist. No female vocal credits, but a few names are mentioned as guest vocalists. The album was produced by Denis LePage and George Cucuzzella and Allan Coelho, engineered by Claude Allard. I remember those names from the first Lime albums and from Carol Jiani, Suzy Q,....what have they been doing the past 15 years ?????

Karl