The first pairing with Daniel Amos leader Terry Taylor producing (and bandmembers playing here), this stripped down pop/rocker reflected the new wave trends of the time.

The title notwithstanding, this debut from the former Faithless singer is pretty angelic-sounding stuff. You're bound to think of Sin�ad O'Connor, but the comparison is as misleading as it is inevitable. Granted, Dido's ethereal vocals here frequently recall O'Connor; but Dido's...