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Massive Blur
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0007567825022
Item Dimensions: 22
Label: Atlantic / Wea
Manufacturer: Atlantic / Wea
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Atlantic / Wea
Release Date: August 17, 1993
Studio: Atlantic / Wea
Disc 1:- Honest Eyes
- Happy Song
- Hello Dad
- What Have I Got to Lose
- Love Song
- Ten Friends
- For Once in My Life
- Blue Sky Night
- Massive Blur
- Take Me All
- Wonder Why
- Meaning of Love
- In a World Like This
- Breaking Vows
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Unless you want the complete Ferrick collection, I recommend skipping this one. Except for "Hello Dad", "Breaking Vows" and the title track, the lyrics on 'Massive Blur' are not her strongest. Some ("For Once in My Life") are whiny. The percussion lines are repetitive and routine. The electric guitar does not showcase Ferrick's talent as well as the acoustic sounds of 'Willing to Wait' or '70 People at 7000 Feet'.
The title of this CD is, unfortunately, apt - many of the cuts blur into ... Read More
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"Massive Blur" is truly a treasure. It has remained one of my favorite records for several years now, and it's truly her best music.That is not to say that Melissa Ferrick is a one hit wonder. Much of her later works are excellent, but I keep coming home to Massive Blur. Thought relatively unknown, Melissa brings a lot to the table with a creative and innovative debut album.With cynicism and soul, Melissa explores the singer/songwriter genre with a fresh outlook and a great ... Read More
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This is an excellent album. It's a nice cross between Ani DiFranco and Sinead O'Connor. It's fast-paced and the lyrics are intriguing. Every single track on the album is excellent, and my favorite was "Honest Eyes." Humor, mixed with a small bit of anger and lots of genuine looking at life type of material. Of her three albums released so far, this is by far still my favorite. No disappointment in this purchase.
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