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Rolling Stone (11/25/99, p.104) - 3 stars out of 5 - "...takes Karie's musical tourism to a new level of snapped sophistication....Few singers show such restraint while reaching round the globe." Spin (1/00, pp.122-3) - 7 out of 10 - "...baby-doll-voiced cultural crossfade of Tokyo cool and sexy Eiffel Tower....the proverbial Big-In-Japan....[a] curiously shimmering star-lite in pop's milky way." Alternative Press (3/00, p.83) - 4 out of 5 - "...she breathes life into songs written and produced by artists like Momus, Stereo Total and French singer/songwriter Katerine. [Her] talent lies in adopting her collaborators' material into a style all her own....enchanting..." Magnet (1-2/00, p.70) - "...another episode of Jobim/bossa nova moments, swinging shag-pop and 'faux'-Gainsbourg percussive....The biggest change...is that Karie has discovered trash drumming, rim-swallowing garbage-slamming that colors the funny pop...like John Bonham on a bender..." CMJ (11/1/99, p.21) - "...Karie's charm imbues the entire record and compels the likes of Buffalo Daughter and Add N to X to get in on this saccharine pop fling."