Critical reception
Larry Flick from Billboard wrote that Kristine W returns with the title track to her deservedly acclaimed debut, "a melancholy pop/house anthem that beautifully showcases her formidable pipes and dramatic flair. With its affecting and intelligent lyrics, "Land Of The Living" deftly squashes the idea that all dance music is fluffy and mindless." [3] William Stevensen from Entertainment Weekly described it as "ebullient". [4] Alan Jones from Music Week declared it a "dancefloor monster". [5] Joey Bolsadura from Muzik viewed it as a "song of survival a la Gloria Gaynor with phunk". [6] A reviewer from People Magazine said that "even when Kristine W strikes her gloomiest pose, as in the beginning of the title song—"I got a mirror, a bottle and a pen/ The mirror is cracked/ The bottle is empty/ And my pen don't know where to begin"—she conveys that somehow things will get better. They do. Before long, a jacked-up beat kicks in, and she rides it all the way to a happy ending." [7] J.D. Considine for Vibe complimented it as a "lean, house-style jam". [8]
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