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quoted from a 'northjersey.com' article - June 18, 2007
"And what about its many different styles? The songs on the new album have everything from a dance-floor beat to sock rock feel to a slick rock sound. (A few are posted at myspace.com/debbieharry.) There's even a song called "Paradise," written from the perspective of a female suicide bomber."
quoted from the VH1.com article 'Deborah Harry: Track by Track':
"It's very timely because it's about suicide, and suicide bombers. I felt that it's such a serious issue and it's also just the weirdest idea about what love is, how a person could actually consider blowing up other human beings because they think they love their God. I realize that the whole album has all these different questions and answers about love, and situations that deal with love. It's not really such a hot topic today in an analytical sense, but every pop song, every rock song, it's about love. I felt like let's make this a banner headline, that this is what we're dealing with."
