Post by chazz on Oct 31, 2009 15:58:19 GMT
IMHO it might be smooth but I attribute that to maturity and/or a change in delivery direction. As for famous, "Backseat" might become her most famous song to date.
I think every song on the record reeks with emotion. "Do You" and possibly "Thief In The Sky" and "For Everything A Reason" certainly contain the patended Carina anger. However, saddness and reminiscance seem to be the perveying sentiments here. "Backseat" and "Please Don't Stop" both have positivity but also provoke a saddness.
The songs are a bit more dreamy than her previous recordings but I find it every bit as intense as any of her work. Performed live with a full band, these songs are just as strong as any of her others.
I haven't done a close examination but I don't hear much electric guitar here. Perhaps that's what makes it sound so different to you.
I find very little about this record to be mainstream and I see very little American influence. I guarrantee you, live, she's as intense as she's always been.
I think every song on the record reeks with emotion. "Do You" and possibly "Thief In The Sky" and "For Everything A Reason" certainly contain the patended Carina anger. However, saddness and reminiscance seem to be the perveying sentiments here. "Backseat" and "Please Don't Stop" both have positivity but also provoke a saddness.
The songs are a bit more dreamy than her previous recordings but I find it every bit as intense as any of her work. Performed live with a full band, these songs are just as strong as any of her others.
I haven't done a close examination but I don't hear much electric guitar here. Perhaps that's what makes it sound so different to you.
I find very little about this record to be mainstream and I see very little American influence. I guarrantee you, live, she's as intense as she's always been.
