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On his first solo outing, former Pray for the Soul of Betty frontman and AMERICAN IDOL finalist Constantine Maroulis offers up a set of radio-friendly pop/rock tunes. Clearly informed by Constantine's stints on Broadway, the self-titled debut features plenty of dramatic numbers that showcase the New York City-born singer's expressive voice, most notably the urgent, Rob Thomas-like "Girl Like You" and the melancholy "Sister, Sister."
Recording information: Copelycabana Studio, New York, NY; Spin Studios, Long Island City, NY.
Personnel: Jim Boggia (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Marc Copely (vocals, guitar, percussion); Rob Clores (piano, keyboards); John Clancy (drums, percussion); Athan Maroulis (background vocals).
Audio Mixer: Marc Copely.
Constantine Music | List Price | $17.98 (You save $4.79) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Pop, Alternative, American Idol | | Label | 6th Place | | Orig Year | 2007 | | All Time Sales Rank |  101919  | | CD Universe Part number | 7475189 | | Catalog number | 1078 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Aug 07, 2007 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Marc Copely; Jim Boggia; David Passick; Marc Copely; Jim Boggia | | Engineer | Dave Swanson; Marc Copely; Dave Swanson | | Recording Time | 46 minutes | | Personnel | Marc Copely - vocals, guitar, percussion
Rob Clores - piano, keyboards
Jim Boggia - vocals, guitar, keyboards
John Clancy - drums, percussion
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Constantine Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   Listening now
I play this cd daily and I'm so disappointed that I'm not hearing it on the radio. Fading into You is the best but Favorite T-shirt is the most fun. Love it.
Submitted by gail (St. Augustine, FL)
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Surpisingly fun and diverse
The first time I listened to it I thought it was okay, but I think that was because I had no idea what to expect. Since then, I have become completely hooked on this CD! I find myself more into songs I haven't seen others mention in reviews, namely "Favorite T-Shirt," "So Long," and "Fading Into You." I also love "Several Thousand" and "Child, You're The Revolution. "Favorite T-Shirt" is so much fun to listen to and sing along--I can't get enough of it! "Several Thousand" has a beautiful, soulful sound that I love in Constantine's voice. I never tire of hearing the wonderful tone he has in his voice. "Child, You're The Revolution" has the rockier edge I love about his voice, too. He has such a great range of songs on this CD, which totally surprised me. Even my husband who didn't want to like it, admits he enjoys it, too. Now, THAT'S saying something!
Submitted by luvmusic69 (Sacramento, CA, USA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  A true masterpiece
The CD is amazing. There is a great selection of music, and each song is very unique. His vocals are strong and voice is capitivating, his talent shines! I can see anyone of these songs becoming a radio hit. My favorite tracks include heaven help the lonely, fading into you, and so long. A true masterpiece, you will not be disappointed!
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