Spider - The Way To Bitter Lake
artist: Spider
title: The Way To Bitter Lake
label: Jane Herships
type: Album
genre: Indie
source: CDDA
tracks: 8
time: 00:37:41
size: 34.52 MB
bitrate: 127kbps
mode: VBR
location: -
url: http://spidersongs.net/
rip date: 07.07.2006
street date: 05.07.2006
1. The Clearing 3:24
2. Don't Be Afraid, I've Just Come To Say Goodbye 5:25
(The Ballad Of Clementine Jones)
3. I Don't Know If She Had Any Teeth Because She 5:59
Never Smiled
4. The Bitter One 4:53
5. Cold Eyes 6:18
6. Maggie's Song For Alice 7:53
7. Midnight On The Nile 2:40
8. End Song 1:09
Spider, whose real name is Jane Herships, showed up at a
cafΘ in New York in 2004. As sheÆs also a female folk singer
with an acoustic guitar, one is tempted to draw parallels to
Jewel. These women, however, are very different. Spider is
folksier, with a deeper voice, and plays twangy music that
at times sounds like it could be from a fantasy film, perhaps
from a love scene between Aragorn and Arwen. When an
electric guitar shows up on the aptly titled End Song, itÆs
quite jarring, as the listener has seemingly settled into an
electric-free world.
The Way To Bitter Lake is the kind of album that is ideal
for time alongside rain/fireplaces/hot cocoa. Snuggle up and
get a little teary eyed during this journey Spider takes you
on, with track titles like MaggieÆs Song for Alice and I
DonÆt Know if She Had Any Teeth Because She Never Smiled.
The songs are soft across the board, and if youÆre a little
tired, may put you to sleep with their sweet, lullaby-like
sound and lyrics like I loved you the moment I knew that I
could.
Buy it from http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/spidersongs
Greets goes out to :
ATX, BLZ, BWA, CR, ESC, GTi, hbZ, krbZ, PR, RAGEMP3, rXn, SSR,
TDU, TSP, UTB, XXL, uC, WHOA, ... and all the others we have forgot.
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