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Come On Over
Country · 1997 · 15 tracks

Come On Over

Shania Twain

Sixteen tracks of high-gloss country-pop that redefined the genre. Massive arena-rock drums, stacked vocal harmonies, and hooks that refuse to leave your head.

November 4, 1997 · PolyGram

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Relentlessly optimistic and fiercely confident with a playful, self-assured edge.

Tracklist · 15 Tracks
01
Man! I Feel Like a Woman!
3:54
02
I’m Holdin’ On to Love (to Save My Life)
3:27
03
Love Gets Me Every Time
3:34
04
Don’t Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)
3:35
05
Come On Over
2:54
06
When
3:39
07
Whatever You Do! Don’t!
3:49
08
If You Wanna Touch Her, Ask!
4:04
09
You’re Still the One
3:33
10
Honey, I’m Home
3:35
11
That Don’t Impress Me Much
3:39
12
Black Eyes, Blue Tears
3:40
13
I Won’t Leave You Lonely
4:12
14
Rock This Country!
4:22
15
You’ve Got a Way
3:26
Moments Worth Listening For
The iconic 'Let's go girls' command followed by the strutting guitar riff of track 1.
The way the production strips back to a simple, heartbeat-like rhythm on track 4 before the lush chorus swells.
The deadpan delivery of the spoken-word list of unimpressive traits in track 12.
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How does Come On Over sound next to the rest of Shania Twain's catalogue?

Maximalist+1.7σ

The production is pushed notably harder into maximalist than this artist usually allows.

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