Another Suitcase in Another Hall Burpee called it "A sterling, intimate moment from the "Evita" soundtrack. Yes kids, she [Madonna] "can" sing". Writing for the "Los Angeles Times", David Gritten opined Madonna's voice sounded "pitch-perfect and clear as a bell". Greg Morago, from the "Hartford Courant", felt that "By giving her 'Another Suitcase' with its heartbreaking 'Where am I going to?' refrain, Madonna adds a necessary, fragile vulnerability to her ambitious, rags- to-riches Eva Peron". Neil Strauss from "The Herald Journal", said that "Madonna radiates on 'Another Suitcase in Another Hall'". Peter Keough, from the "Boston Phoenix", described the track as "a poignant, winsome exploration
Another Girl, Another Planet Another Girl, Another Planet "Another Girl, Another Planet" is the most successful song by the English rock band The Only Ones. It is the second track on their first album, "The Only Ones", released in 1978. The song has since been covered by several other performers. It was recorded on a 16-track analogue Studer tape machine and an ex-Steve Marriott Helios mixing console at Escape Studios, a residential facility in Egerton, Kent, England, by engineer/producer John Burns, assisted by Ian (now, Jennifer) Maidman, and later worked on and mixed at Basing Street Studios by Robert Ash. The track was not