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product_id: 52643439
title: "Voyeur"
brand: "kim carnes"
price: "¥40043"
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reviews_count: 12
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# Voyeur

**Brand:** kim carnes
**Price:** ¥40043
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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- **What is this?** Voyeur by kim carnes
- **How much does it cost?** ¥40043 with free shipping
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## Description

Product Description          Digitally remastered edition of this 1982 album. This mini-LP sleeve reproduces all the components of the original album and are their exact replicas in compact-disc size (5.3 x 5.3 inches), with authentic single or gatefold cardboard jackets and paper sleeves. In addition to the above, the release includes a black finish CD complete with the original label to give it the look and feel of the original record album. The music is encoded using state of the art, high definition remastering in 96 kHz / 24 BIT audio.             Review          These are even greater than I had expected! You have cut no corners with these--they are worth every cent and more. And sound AMAZING. Wonderful remastering--Zagat 5 stars!! --Gary Moore, 95.5KLOS-FM

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## Customer Reviews

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    Kim Carnes in the MTV Era
  

*by K***G on Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2015*

How do you follow up one of the biggest singles of the 1980s? Well, apparently not even a unique, gifted songstress like Kim Carnes had the answer as she was never able to recapture the success of "Bette Davis Eyes" although her subsequent albums proved she was hardly a Flash-in-the-Pan. It's just too bad the average listener was robbed of hearing her efforts on Top 40 Radio.This album's first three offerings ("Voyeur", "Looker", "Say You Don't Know Me") as well as "Undertow" are quite sinister-sounding and the title track/lead single may have been too dark for Top 40 Radio explaining why it failed to rise beyond #28 here in the fall of 1982. "Say You Don't Know Me"--the best of the four--is a great fusion of Rock and New Wave with a sax solo and hypnotic tic-toc percussion. "Does It Make You Remember" is an amazing power-ballad in Diane Warren mold that should have been a big hit. A child's chorus appears on "Breakin' Away From Sanity" to give the piano ballad some added flavour; Kim channels her inner '80s-metal-chick on "The Arrangement"; "The Thrill of the Grill" is a straight-ahead fast rocker; "Merc Man" will make you want to put on your leg warmers and Flashdance t-shirt and twirl around the room. The closer "Take It On The Chin" has a melody that was reworked for 1985's "Don't Hang Up The Phone" to better effect."Voyeur" was the first album Kim recorded in the official MTV era and the synth-heavy production reflects that, so if you are a fan of her Country-Rock sound, this album likely won't be to your tastes, but the songs contain memorable hooks and this is as equally as good as "Mistaken Identity" and is a warm-up for some of her best work that came in the next two albums she released.FOUR STARS.

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    Killer Early 80's Rock
  

*by A***K on Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2013*

Kim Carnes’ “Voyeur”, released in 1982, had the difficult task of being the follow up to 1981’s block buster “Mistaken Identity”. The 1981 release was a #1 album and produced one of the biggest hits of the rock era, as “Bette Davis Eyes” became an anthem. “Voyeur” came a year later but the shadow of “Bette Davis Eyes” loomed large and “Voyeur” stumbled on the charts and none of the singles off “Voyeur” made an impact. Which is a shame since “Voyeur” is an overall far superior album then “Mistaken Identity”. Every song on “Voyeur”displays solid songwriting skills and superb musician ship. Title track is a kinky trip into early 80’s, rocky and haunting at the same time. “Looker” is a hypnotic rocker telling a story of the trap falls of beauty. “Say You Don’t Know Me” is an arena paranoia rocker with a pulsating beat which just works. “Undertow” is more of a melodic rocker as is “Merc Man”. “The Arrangement” is killer rocker with deep meaning, as is “Take It On The Chin”. “Thrill Of The Grill” is a fun sing a long rocker that makes great use of Carnes’ raspy pipes.Kim Carnes’ voice is her greatest strength. It cuts through you and you feel every emotion that she sings about. Just listen to “Does It Make You Remember”. A chillingly beautiful power ballad that became a Top 40 hit, “Does It Make You Remember” should have been an across the board smash but some how it didn’t happen as stations and radio programmers criminally overlook the “Voyeur” album and all the songs on it. A shame since “Voyeur” has so much to offer and further demonstrated Carnes’ talents as a singer, songwriter, lyricist and entertainer.May Thanks to Culture Factory for doing such a beautiful job of re-mastering this gem. This series is called a Vinyl Replica Collection but this is actually a great High Definition Remaster. The sound here is amazing. And preserving the iconic album cover art front and back is simply genius. The over all look is sleek and has a feel of a vinyl record in mini form. Even the disc it itself looks like the original vinyl record. Thanks Culture Factory for a job well done.

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    Great remastering!
  

*by S***N on Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2013*

"Voyeur" was the next release from Kim Carnes following the huge success of "Mistaken Identity." It may not just as intriguing as its predecessor, but I think it holds up quite well compared to her entire back catalogue. She shines on the ballads, and  her vocal delivery on ""Does It Make You Remember" is wonderful. Great guitar work on that particular track by  Josh Leo and Craig Hull.This is one of several remastered Kim Carnes albums released by Culture Factory, and there is more to come in the near future. "Voyeur" has been released several times in the CD format, but this is by far the best version I've heard.

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