Susan_Justice-Eat_Dirt-2012-C4

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2012-03-27

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               Susan Justice - Eat Dirt


        Label.........................: Capitol
        Genre.........................: Pop
        StoreDate.....................: Mar-26-2012
        Source........................: CDDA
        Grabber.......................: Exact Audio Copy (Secure Mode)
        Encoding Scheme...............: Lame 3.98.4 V0 VBR Joint-Stereo
        Size..........................: 85,75 MB
        Total Playing Time............: 44:33

        Release Notes:

        In a busy New York subway station, a man serenades passersby with a
        beat-up guitar. A few of them look up from their BlackBerrys and toss a
        little change in his guitar case. It's a scene that plays out in subways
        and streets around the world.

        Susan Justice knows that scene all too well. She has been on a
        remarkable journey from street performer playing for handouts to a major
        recording contract. As a girl, she traveled the world with her parents
        and nine brothers and sisters, singing on city streets, in parks,
        anywhere people would listen. But if you saw her performing, you might
        never have known the conflict she was feeling inside. To talk about her
        journey, we thought it would be nice to tour around with her in a place
        she knows well: the streets and subway stations of Manhattan. These were
        her performance halls, as well as the inspiration for the new album and
        its title song, Eat Dirt.

        "I wanted to make a play on the usual, 'What doesn't kill you makes you
        stronger,' because everyone's heard that," Justice says in an interview
        with NPR's David Greene. "In the beginning of the song, there's a piece
        of candy on the floor that I'm going to eat even though my mom's going
        to smack me if I eat. But I'm very curious, so I eat it anyway. So then
        the chorus comes in and it says, 'What doesn't kill you makes you sick /
        And if you're sick, you learn a lesson / With every lesson, you'll get
        wiser,' so I figure that it pays to cross the line and eat a little dirt
        sometimes."

        Album is produced by Toby Gad.


                                Tracklisting

     01. Born Bob Dylan                                                 3:36
     02. Eat Dirt                                                       3:40
     03. Forbidden Fruits                                               3:11
     04. Paper Planes                                                   3:17
     05. I Wonder                                                       3:40
     06. My Sweater                                                     3:14
     07. Just Imagine                                                   3:32
     08. Don't Be A Stranger                                            3:50
     09. Hello Goodbye                                                  3:18
     10. You Were Meant To Sing                                         3:26
     11. Company                                                        3:12
     12. Alive                                                          3:16
     13. Beach Bum                                                      3:21


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