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Three years after its controversial hit debut, the Russian pop duo T.A.T.U. (AKA Lena Katina and Julia Volkova) released a follow-up, DANGEROUS AND MOVING. Like its predecessor, this 2005 disc is full of electronics-laced, angst-ridden pop/rock that features an undercurrent of Sapphic romance. While the charismatic, emotive vocals of Katina and Volkova carry the record, it also benefits from returning producer Trevor Horn, who lends his trademark gloss to the uber-catchy "Craving (I Only Want What I Can't Have)." Undeniably entertaining, DANGEROUS AND MOVING is a guilty pleasure of the highest order.
Audio Mixer: Robert Orton.
Recording information: Capitol Studios, Hollywood, CA; Henson Studios; Interscope Studios; Permanent Waves; Right Tracks; Sarm Studios; The Village, Los Angeles, CA; Very Cherry Studios.
Photographer: T.A. Music.
Unknown Contributor Roles: Dasha Mischenko; Andrey Artischev; Eugenia Voevodina.
t.A.T.u.: Julia Volkova, Lena Katina.
Additional personnel: Sting (bass guitar); David A. Stewart, Richard Carpenter , Trevor Horn, Boris Renski, Dasha Mischenko, Eugenia Voevodina, Andrey Artischev.
Dangerous And Moving Music | List Price | $13.95 (You save $1.36) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, R&B, Pop, Dance, Teen Pop | | Label | Interscope | | Orig Year | 2005 | | All Time Sales Rank |  24356  | | CD Universe Part number | 6946629 | | Catalog number | 000538102 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Oct 11, 2005 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Martin Kierszenbaum; Robert Orton; Trevor Horn; Sergio Galoyan; Xudoznik; Ed Buller; Andy Kubiszewski; Martin Kierszenbaum; Robert Orton; Trevor Horn; Sergio Galoyan; Dennis Ingoldsby | | Engineer | Robert Orton; Tony Ugval | | Personnel | Sting, Richard Carpenter, Trevor Horn, Trevor Horn, David A. Stewart, Andrey Artischev, Boris Renski, Dasha Mischenko, Eugenia Voevodina |
T A T U Dangerous And Moving Songs Dangerous And Moving Music Dangerous And Moving Music Review Average Rating: (3.9 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Wow amazing come-back
I loved this album, my favourite tracks are : Sacrifice , Perfect Enemy and My 1st ever fav is Vsya Moya Lubov which is a hidden track amazing truly
Submitted by Rockker (Bahrain)
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MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION!
These two girls are pretty singers and their music is a mix of pop and new age pop. It's a very different sound than the norm. In that case any thing different in the pop ganura today is good to me!! ENOUGH ALREADY!-T.A.T.U>IS WORTH THE RISK!!
Submitted by dradelbug (houston,tx,USA)
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Well, I'm Satisfied with this album, but I think the first album is better. So, if you like T.A.T.u, then get up and buy it; its still a good album.
Submitted by poet80 (Land of The Dead, AZ. USA) 
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Suprisingly great
The lyrics are as powerful and well-written as they were on the first album, only this time you can hear that their voices have grown and matured.
It contains both less-heavy lyrics such as "Loves Me Not" and heavy lyrics; "Dangerous And Moving", "Obizienka Nol" & "Perfect Enemy".
The only songs that could have been out are "We shout" and well-produced "Cravings" (though i love those two!!!).
If you like pop, you like t.A.T.u.
Buy it!
Submitted by hej (Sweden)
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This one is ok, still growing on me but I prefer the first one.
Submitted by Daniel (Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa)
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