Ocean Blue Cerulean CD

Cerulean Music

Category	Rock Albums, Alternative CDs, Rock/Pop
Label	Reprise
Orig Year	1991
All Time Sales Rank	31414
CD Universe Part number	1100477
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 10, 1991
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Engineer	Pat McCarthy

Ocean Blue Cerulean Songs

	1.	Breezing Up
	2.	Cerulean
	3.	Marigold
	4.	Separate Reality, A
	5.	Mercury
	6.	Questions of Travel
	7.	When Life Was Easy
	8.	Planetarium Scene, The
	9.	Falling Through the Ice
	10.	Ballerina Out of Control
	11.	Hurricane Amore
	12.	I've Sung One Too Many Songs For a Crowd That Didn't Want to Hear

Cerulean Music Review

Average Rating: (4.7 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

5 stars the best
This it´s THE album of the ocean blue. I´ve got them all and this is the best.
Submitted by dick (mexico)
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5 stars Excellent Ethereal Pop
I just got into this group, and was quite pleased with the collection of tunes, which can sometimes be a tad derivative (a couple tunes are eerily close to Echo & The Bunnymen). But their infectious, ethereal sound is highlighted by tight production. The album is probably most famous for the single "Ballerina Out Of Control", but all of the songs are strong and memorable.
Submitted by weatherfish (Seattle, WA)
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4 stars Very Enjoyable Album
If you seek dreamy pop songs with a little edge to them you will find this to be an enjoyable disc. Cerulean is a like q dream put to song. Smooth and hauntingly pretty, this CD will bring you into the folds of other dreamy pop crafters like the Cocteau Twins and the Dream Academy. This is a nicely done pop album that?s sure to please. --- Amy
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