Shania Twain's 'new' album of 'old' material. It is brilliant!

It is lovely to here Shania's first recordings in one. It is quite a contrast to her country recordings is this is mainly a Rock type of album. More like country rock.

"Two Hearts, One Love" is a beautiful song. My favourite is "(Don't Gimme That) Once Over". It is a moderatly paced melody that has a great beat and a feel to it. I found myself humming it for ages after I listened to it. More excellent melodies are "Half Breed", "Wild and Wicked", "I Lost My Heart When I Found You", and "Rhythm Made Me Do It".

This is a must. It is a great album.

This is such a great cd! It's not country but for thoose of you who like music with an attitude you'll love it! I personally think it's amazing. It's so cool to hear music from Shania's "Early years" I really love this cd & would highly encourage true fans to buy this!

I love this CD because it gives you a chance to hear what Shania sounded like before she became famous. It took me a little bit to get used to hearing her not singing a country song, but I soon learned to like it. I found it to be alot like Lita Ford, kinda popish with the heavy guitar. I really enjoyed Half-Breed. When I hear it, it reminds me alot of Europe's Cherokee, or Tim McGraw's Indian Outlaw. It is one of my favorite songs on the album. I imagine that she really enjoyed singing it, because of her indian background. The first 9 songs definately have a different sound than the other ones she wrote. I would have never guessed that this album was her! But it is great to see a different side of her!

Don't expect this album to at all like her two Mercury realeses. Shania experiments with music styles alot on this album. The sound quality on this album isn't that good cuz of the fact that every track on "beginnings" is a demo, but still the album rocks!

This is one of the very best albums that I have heard in a long, long time.

She is not 'coming out w/ pop stuff'. These are recordings that were made before she even thought about singing country music. Personally, I see this as her best album, as I can not stand (flame me, if you must) Shania's lame attempt at country music. This style that she shows here is, in my opinion, much more suited to her singing style.

These recordings reflect a raw sound that takes me right back to the middle of the 1980s, a decade that has unfortunately been gone for *WAY* too long.

Shania, if you're reading, let's get back to this. This is much better than the other stuff you've released.

Your newest fan,

Matt