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product_id: 1623361
title: "Believe: Int'l Edition"
brand: "orianthi"
price: "€ 45.97"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 10
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# Believe: Int'l Edition

**Brand:** orianthi
**Price:** € 45.97
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- **What is this?** Believe: Int'l Edition by orianthi
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## Description

Special 2010 edition replaces three of the album's tracks ('Untogether', 'Drive Away' and 'God Only Knows') with four brand new cuts: 'Shut Up And Kiss Me', 'Courage', 'Missing You' and 'Addicted to Love'. Orianthi learned to play the acoustic guitar at six, started electric when she was 11 and left school at 15 to focus on writing songs and performing. Orianthi has toured with Steve Vai, had a song in a Bratz movie and played at the Eric Clapton Crossroads Guitar Festival. She also performed at the 2009 Grammy Awards with Carrie Underwood. After that performance, Underwood invited her to become a member of her band. She was Michael Jackson's lead guitarist and was present for all rehearsals for the This Is It tour before his death. She replaced Jennifer Batten who had performed with Jackson for almost a decade. UK edition includes one bonus track; Sunshine of Your Love.

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## Customer Reviews

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    the pending tragedy of orianthi
  

*by P***E on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 18, 2009*

The problem with this cd is that those of us who have listened to "Violet Journey" got overcome with aural delight and were cynically afraid that anything, yes, little believers, anything, would fall short of that incredibly brilliant mark.  In that sense this album did exactly that, fell short of the first.  How short is matter of personal speculation.  Yes, there are many outstanding moments on this cd.  However, the first four songs, which for some inexplicable reason preferred increased gain and bass and voice over the guitar dynamics of one of the best young players in the world, should have been condensed to two cuts since they ALL SOUND ALIKE and are too damn loud to allow an accurate showcasing of Orianthi's talent.  Sadly, the formula used is  the SAME ONE used by every other band currently squatting on popularity charts.  Some nice lyrics and gentle riffs, followed by Blitz and Glitz bass, an all volume gain and heightened yelling (possibly singing but who could tell.)  Where, in all of that, is there any room for this girl's amazing guitar talent to be displayed??  Why in the world does that ability have to take a back seat to current pop music trends which are going stale and rigid from all the clones out there blasting away in the same manner?  It is hoped that Orianthi's managers and sound people will go back and catch the depth of artistic and acoustic balance displayed on "Violet Journey".  It is further wishfully anticipated that her next efforts will give us a blues-only album (electric and acoustic), a form for which she displayed such empathy and kick-ass multi-dimensional sound during an all too brief stint at the Crossroads Guitar Festival of 2007.  The pending tragedy will be if these same decision maker geniuses decide to push the envelope of form over substance for this girl who is anything but a simple visual experience in any sense of the word.  The music world does not need another POP DIVA looking and sounding like Britney Spears who happens to play guitar.  The next album needs to acknowledge that fact in a huge way by emphasizing HER guitar PLAYING, while limiting the bass, gain and volume, thereby letting Orianthi's fully intense riffs speak for themselves.

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    Good CD, but I believe the best is yet to come.
  

*by L***G on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 6, 2011*

Orianthi is somewhat of a confusing offering. She has looks, can sing, can write, and can definately play the guitar. But she does none of that fantasically well on it's own. She's is definately pretty enough to turn heads, but no Cindy Crawford. She can hold a note well, but she's no Mariah Carey. Her writing skills are budding, and she's showing potential, but she's no Tracy Chapman. And while she can definately play the guitar, she's no Steve Vai.What she is, is most probably the most complete package you'd ever find in a recording artiste today.Her album "Believe", is equally odd, considering her influences. For someone who grew up influences by the likes of Carlos Santana and Steve Vai, she churns out a pop album that's quite unlike her first one. Though it's not a bad pop album at that. It's catchy, easy to sing to, and makes you feel young. It's also probably an album concocted to gain market presence as quickly as possible, targeting the most mainstream of listeners. Yet the album sounds disjointed. There's so many styles of music in there, it's as if it was cobbled together hurriedly."Violet Journey", being Orianthi's first album, remains to this day a more mature approach to her music. Her Santana influences are extremely evident on that album, and it is also very well written. It is cohesive, and sounds like she took sometime off to seriously think about the album she wanted to create. With "Believe" she sounds like she took two steps backwards.I think this girl is off on the right track headed to more epic releases, but "Believe" is not one of them. It is an album meant to break into a new market for her, and to gain widespread acknowledgement and radio airplay. If you want a feel-good album just to enjoy and hum along to, then "Believe" would deliver that for sure.But if you want to hear Orianthi without the commercial bits, then "Violet Journey" is IT.I actually for one cannot wait for her next album to see what she delivers.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    The sounds
  

*by D***. on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 27, 2022*

The cD case was broken probably in shipping but CD is great

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