Product Details
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| 1. On The Bound |
| 2. To Your Love |
| 3. Limp |
| 4. Love Ridden |
| 5. Paper Bag |
| 6. A Mistake |
| 7. Fast As You Can |
| 8. The Way Things Are |
| 9. Get Gone |
| 10. I Know |
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4.0 out of 5 stars
When You Promote Fiona, You Promote the Mystery Machine!,
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This review is from: When The Pawn... (Audio CD)
Does anybody recall the nod to Fiona Apple from the Cartoon Network? Fred (the boring, straight guy of Scooby Doo) complains: "Velma, you little traitor... You can forget about the Fiona Apple tickets, little Miss Matchmaker, I mean it!" For solely this reason do I hope for Fiona's success. I'd hate that classic line to be outdated!
5.0 out of 5 stars
So much anger in such a little girl!,
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This review is from: When The Pawn... (Audio CD)
Fiona Apple is pissed off! And that passion comes through loud and clear on tracks like Limp and Get Gone. While most songwriters struggle to be melodic, eloquent, even coherant in their anger and angst, Apple plays these emotions as well as she does her piano.On the whole this is slightly better than her first album, more exciting and rhythmically interesting, though there are few tracks as good as Tidal's Sullen Girl or Shadowboxer. If you've never bought this because you were afraid it wouldn't live up to Tidal, fear not. Just because none of the songs got that much airplay doesn't mean a thing. This is definitely no sophomore slump. All I want to know is when Apple will release a third album. She is easily one of the most gifted and exciting musicians working today, and a far cry from all the manufactured pop princesses like Britney, Christina, Jessica, Mandy, Hillary and the like. Fiona Apple is above all, writing from her gut and singing from the heart. Don't miss out, buy this today.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Mesmorising Sophomore Album,
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This review is from: When The Pawn... (Audio CD)
Fiona Apple rose to notoriaty with her 1996 debut album "Tidal" (released when she was all of 19 years old), and then took 3 1/2 years to release her second album in November, 1999. It was well worth the wait, and the album sounds as good now as it then, if not better."When the Pawn" (10 tracks, 42 min.) delivers on the promise of "Tidal" and then some! From the excellent opener "On the Pound", Fiona delivers one standout track after another, and shows how much her songwriting has matured from "Tidal". Although her music is very different from Tori Amos, spiritually they are both on the same page. I can't help but notice, though, that Matt Chamberlain, drummer and side-kick for Tori's albums, drums on most tracks here too. If one has to pick out standout tracks in the album (there are no weak tracks truly), I will pick the angry "Limp", the enthralling "Fast As You Can", and the pensive "The Way Things Are". One thing that stands out is how much Fiona's lyrics have improved from her debut album. This despite the ridiculous album's full title (which is a 90 word poet). It's been more than 4 years since "When the Pawn" was released, but supposedly a new album is in the works for later this year. "When the Pawn" was released in late 99 and I called it one of the best of 2000 (see my annual "best of" lists) simply because I felt its impact wasn't felt until then. It still resonates with me now as it did then. Just magnificent!
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