Vanessa Carlton - Harmonium
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Free Music Review: better and better
Hit: 5 Stars
Vanessa has definitely changed and it shows in this incredible Cd. I havent taken this CD out of my player yet. It is quite different than her first.. but similar at the same time. The songs are deeper and darker.. this is very apparent later on in the disc. The content is very real .. nothing about this is fake or pretentious. This is a calm cd and moody as well.
I saw Vanessa in concert 11-03-2004 at Joe's Pub... if you getta chance I recommend going to check her out.. shes unbelievable.
If you like Vanessa's whole debut and not just 1000 miles.. then I think you'll love this cd as well. You can expect her material always to be true to who she is and not some industry garbage. If you truly appreciate piano and real vocals and true talent.. take a listen...
Free Music Review: Worth the wait!
Hit: 5 Stars
It's been more than two years since Nessa released Be Not Nobody, and for us here is Australia, we still haven't got Harmoium in the stores, despite White Houses being released. Admittedly, it didnt take off here. But if you're a Nessa fan, or even remotely liked liked Be Not Nobody, Harmonium blows it away! Rather than collapsing after the first six tracks, a la Be Not Nobody, Harmonium is just solid throughout. The first seven tracks are exceptional. They are all of the quality of A Thousand Miles, which is a pretty big statement. Private Radio is probably the best track, or San Francisco, but it's a hard choice, they are all so good. I had to import the CD from HMV Canada to get a copy, but it was totally worth it! If only every new CD gave the listening experience that Harmonium does. Inspirational stuff.Free Music Review: Harmonium: The Second Coming of Vanessa Carlton
Hit: 5 Stars
Harmonium is such an incredible record, and it completely exceeds my initial expectations for Vanessa Carlton's sophomore album. It is a little different from 2002's Be Not Nobody in the sense that we are allowed to take a deeper look into Vanessa's beautiful, and sometimes dark, soul. I would have to say that most of the treasures on this record are the more upbeat songs. Some of these songs that steal the show are the bittersweet White Houses, a summer song about friendship, love, and loss, and Who's to Say, a song about choosing between family and a relationhip. Also, though a little dark, Annie shines on Harmonium. If you are not already a Nessaholic, you will be once you hear this talented ivory tickler show off her gift. Harmonium is in stores now, so go out and pick it up now!Free Music Review: Heart Warming & Pleasurable
Hit: 5 Stars
Vanessa Carlton's "Harmonium," is wonderful. Packed with feet tapping beats, and sing-a-long lyrics, this is the ultimate summer album. I find myself listen to other songs that arn't matched to this true talent. Vanessa Carlton, who not only sings and writes these songs, but plays the piano too. I was suprised at this ability to be able to do this album with such passion. Each song with a story, every sound carefully placed into a Symphony of beautiful music.
I was so excited when i got the news that she will have a new album coming out called "Heros & Theives," Nolita Fairytale as the first single. Harmonium is a well put together album, that will always remind you of the good days in life. When you get this album, enjoy it. I did.
Free Music Review: Reviewing "Harmonium"
Hit: 5 Stars
I bought Vanessa's debut album "Be Not Nobody" and fell in love with every individual piece. I even learned how to play some of them including "A Thousand Miles," "Ordinary Day," and "Wanted." Each song told a unique story with a different sound in every piece of music. Each is its own unique masterpiece. Vanessa's latest album "Harmonium" is only different in that the music and lyrics are more mature, considering this album was released 2 years after her debut. I recommend "Harmonium" to anyone looking for deep thoughts to get lost in, or music to be mesmerized by. Vanessa makes the piano sing, and she does it in only a special way she can. "Harmonium" is a must have for any pop music or sophisticated listener. Go Vanessa!