
1985 Studio Album
Review created: 02/08/05
by: ianphillips -- a member of Epinions
Pros:
The classic U.K No.1 hit Chain Reaction
Cons:
Ross' voice sounds slightly lost in the mix on a few tracks
Following the largely self-produced Swept Away album in 1984 (which became a Gold seller), Diana Ross' shrewd choice of collaborators continued to impress when she turned to the Gibb brothers of the British pop group, The Bee Gees for her fifth studio project for RCA Records. Titled Eaten Alive (1985), this album was a dynamic affair with an explosive set of songs all produced by the Gibb brothers Maurice, Robin and Barry as well as the title track also boasting the excellent production and songwriting skills of the genius himself, Michael Jackson (who also wrote the brief liner notes for the.
Review ID: 10000000000231978

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