There's an air of mysticism running through Michaels' Revisited, as "Angel" speaks about heavenly beings, while "Lucretia's Eylandt" plods to a slightly Celtic, mystical sound.

Musically, this album is mostly straightforward pop. However, "I Just Want to Be the One" opens with a string intro, before going into a more familiar pop sound; one that sounds a little like a more restrained Electric Light Orchestra. Perhaps the album's prettiest track I "When I Close My Eyes," which also features strings augmenting an acoustic arrangement.

The album closes with a percussive "Will There Be Love," which has an endearing anthemic quality. It's a sweet way to conclude an album, as it acts as sort of a universal call for love and understanding.

Songs about love are always worth a revisiting, which makes it the perfect closer for an album called Revisited.