Release Date: 1/01/1991
Recording Date: 1/1991
Tracks: 6
Length: 00:23:09 Hrs
Label: Sire/Warner Bros.
Type: CD
- Genre/Styles
- Dance-Pop, Urban, Adult Contemporary, Contemporary Pop/Rock
Album Tracks (6)
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What the Critics Say
This EP explores the full range of Seal's talents, and might even be worth considering as a second Seal purchase. There are a few versions of "Killer," including a clubby Trevor Horn remix that highlights Seal's tendency toward dance-pop. There is also a live version of the single, followed by a cover of "Hey Joe." It is not as strong as his version of "Manic Depression" that appeared on the Stone Free Jimi Hendrix tribute album, but it does remind the listener of the debt that Seal constantly acknowledges to Hendrix. The real gem of the EP is the non-album track "Come See What Love Has Done." For those who love the ballads on his second album, this song completely anticipates the direction that he took. Unfortunately, he took it too far for his third album, and this EP should certainly be purchased before suffering the mellow bubblegum of Human Being. ~ Joshua David Shanker, All Music Guide
