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Bulletproof Heart
Pop · 1989 · 12 tracks

Bulletproof Heart

Grace Jones

Aggressive late-80s digital pop with industrial edges. Jones trades her signature dub-reggae for high-velocity synths and commanding, rhythmic delivery.

October 4, 1989 · Capitol Records

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A high-velocity, metallic confidence that feels like armor for the city night.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks
01
Driving Satisfaction
5:57
02
Kicked Around
5:40
03
Love on Top of Love
6:17
04
Paper Plan
3:58
05
Crack Attack
5:24
06
Bulletproof Heart
4:10
07
On My Way
4:26
08
Dream
3:27
09
Seduction Surrender
4:59
10
Someone to Love
4:51
11
Don’t Cry Freedom
4:16
12
Amado mío
5:20
Moments Worth Waiting For
The aggressive, rhythmic command of the opening track where the vocal demands immediate physical reaction.
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How does Bulletproof Heart sound next to the rest of Grace Jones's catalogue?

Drum Machine+2.3σ

The instrumentation foregrounds drum machine far more than the catalogue usually does.

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