Tourism (Songs from Studios, Stages, Hotelrooms & Other Strange Places)

I just listened to this CD a few times the last couple of <br />days and I think it is the most beautiful music in the universe, <br />not to forget Marie's voice. <br />Been listening to this CD since 1992 gets more beautiful with age. <br />

I honestly never listened to this CD, but with the way my girlfriend listens to this cd nonstop it must be good

This one is true blue Roxette albums with their signature style all over it. Calling them classic pop of the 90s would be unfair since their songs are timeless! The live songs are the ones to watch for. It makes you feel as though you were there with them on the stage. All in all a fantastic album and a must have for all Roxette fans!!!!

I hear the songs and they take me back to the early 90's. excelent music

Like any good album this one really grows on you and it has become one of my all time favourites out of any group. Initially I didn;t like the live versions so much but after awhile they grew on me too. But I particularly love the other songs on this album which I think could have been released as singles and should be listened to by anyone. To me the album has a more folky countryish flavour to it than other Roxette albums but I like that aspect to it. It is a nice mellow album good for listening to on the road. I love the mooing cows on Fingertips, the helicopters on Queen of Rain. I love the nostalgic schoolkid feeling and imagery of Cinnamon Street, and the melancholic melodies of Never Is a Long Time and So Far Away. I love the one two three four, the riff and the Samsonite suitcase of Here Comes the Weekend, the great duo sound of Silver Blue and the quirky edgier lyrics of Keep me Waiting. And I like it when Per sings about the rising sun in Come Back Before You Leave. <br />Let it grow on you too. A must have