Perfect Day, Cascada's second album, is by fartheir worst album ever, with some of the most offendinglyrics, terrible production, and awful musicality.So far, Cascada has wowed their fans with their debut albumEverytime We Touch, blowing the crowd away withproduction innovations such as 'Everytime We Touch' and'Miracle', but it's only gone downhill from there. After theglory days of the Everytime We Touch album, Cascada haslost its touch, both musically and sonically. The musicand production sound on this new album are distasteful andrepetitive, and Natalie Horler's singing voice has becomeunbearably irritating. There is very little creativity on this album,and sadder still is the fact that Horler has introduced rebellious andradically feministic lyrics (e.g. On 'I Will Believe It' and 'Perfect Day')which are guaranteed to infuriate, offend, and deeply hurt faithfulhusbands and wives alike.Regarding the turgid production sound and musicality, their toneis unbalanced. On several of the songs on the album, particularly onthe worst Cascada song ever recorded, 'He's All That', the wonderfullychoppy downbeat lead-sound melody unfortunately clashes with thedreadfully shuffled closed-hi hat topper, and it just doesn't work.When producing good Hands-Up music, if you're going to have choppydownbeat lead-sound melodies with a percussive 'twang' at thestart of the note, you need to use a compressed and gated open hi-hatand NOT shuffled closed hi-hat toppers. Otherwise it doesn't work at all.'
I Will Believe It', 'Just Like a Pill' and the title track 'Perfect Day' arethe most offensive songs on the album because of the rebellious andradically feministic subject matter that plagues them. The lyrics onthese three songs are so disgusting I can't believe Cascada wouldstoop to this level. When I first heard these songs and what they weresung about, I was very angry and hurt. I cannot understand why'Perfect Day' became so popular. It's downright hurful and nasty.Even the lyrics of 'Who Do You Think You Are?' Are suggestive offemale rebellion.'
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He's All That' is the worst Cascada song ever created, mainly because themain melody and backing vocals are terrible, the song structure is turgid,the closed hi-hat topper is awful, the chord structure is stupid, the lyrics aredistasteful, and Natalie's vocals on this song are infuriatingly irritating.Dreadful.To sum it all up, the main offenders on this album are 'Perfect Day','He's All That', 'Who Do You Think You Are?' , 'I Will Believe It',and 'Just Like a Pill'. Even though the rest of the tracks don't exactlyhave rebellious lyrics in them, the problem is that they are immediatelyundercut by the vortex of suck that is the five main offending tracks Imentioned.Perhaps this review is a bit cynical, but the truth is that this album isNOT worth your money. A lot of the songs on this album are not worthyof Cascada's true talent of making good songs. I suppose that by thetime they arrived at the production phase of Perfect Day, Cascada werefinished making good songs. It's a shame to see such talent go to waste.Perfect Day is a dire and dreadful Cascada album, and I wouldn'trecommend buying it, downloading it, or streaming it live.