What makes Anything But Lonely by Sarah Brightman notable?

The album introduced Brightman's unique operatic pop style to a broader audience, earning her critical acclaim. It helped solidify her presence in the music industry, paving the way for subsequent successful projects and performances around the world. Released in 1989, 'Anything But Lonely' was Sarah Brightman's second solo album, following her successful debut 'The Trees They Grow So Tall.' At this stage in her career, Brightman was transitioning from a background in musical theater into a prominent solo artist, establishing her signature style that fuses classical and contemporary influences.