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	Don Mclean Headroom Genres: Folk, Pop, Rock Track Listings (10) - Disc #1 Headroom Fashion Victim 1967 Infinity One in a Row You Who Love the Truth Lady in Waiting Have You Seen Me Siamese Twins (Joined at the Heart) A Brand New World
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CD Details

All Artists: Don Mclean
Title: Headroom
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Curb Special Markets
Release Date: 12/3/1991
Genres: Folk, Pop, Rock
Styles: Traditional Folk, Contemporary Folk, Adult Contemporary, Singer-Songwriters, Soft Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 715187742727

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Member CD Reviews

Michelle D. from HAMPDEN, ME
Reviewed on 2/15/2021...

Don Mclean is hard to come by if you want something besides a greatest hits or American Pie. I managed to find this on a website so I bought it. I listened to it, and I immediately loved it! There isn't one of Mr. Mclean's slow ballads that drag on, and on, and on, and in their place are awesome rock songs. Infinity and Fashion Victim, which mocks the MTV-era. 1967 is the closest thing to American Pie Album Mclean, but is better. Don't forget the amazing title track either! Headroom is a change of pace for Don Mclean, and it is pretty good! Totally worth a listen even if you don't like Mr. Mclean!

CD Reviews

Low ebb for Don McLean

A. Butterfield | UK | 06/17/1999

(1 out of 5 stars)

""I hate fashion, I hate it with a passion..." McLean thumps out in this clumsy admission that he really doesn't have anything to offer us in these modern times. Headroom is neither fashionable nor passionate - it's just plain awful. On this album Don McLean seems to have forgotten how to write and how to sing. The title track is a tuneless list of modern maladies - the only thing he misses out is this record. It can only prepare you for worse to come on an album I guarantee you will play only once."

Uuhh... Yeah, OK

Jason Stanley | Ontario, California United States | 08/17/2003

(1 out of 5 stars)

"What was Don thinking (or why wasn't he thinking)? I don't know whos idea it was to put Don into this kind of prodction setting, but it failed miserably. The only exception is the song "1967". I love Don Mclean and have most all of his albums whick I love, but this one has got to go. I guess every artist (espeecially one of Don's artistic integrety) is entitled to have a clunker or two, this one happens to be his."