Ed_Harcourt-Strangers-CD-FLAC-2004-401

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     Artist......: Ed Harcourt
     Album.......: Strangers

     Source......: CD
     Label.......: Heavenly
     Genre.......: Rock


     Tracks......: 12
     Bitrate.....: 843 kbps avg
     Playtime....: 00:46:52  (296.MB)
     Rls date....: 2021-07-12
     Store date..: 2004-09-13
     Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
     Url.........: http://www.edharcourtmusic.com/



     01 The Storm Is Coming                                              4:51
     02 Born In The '70s                                                 3:15
     03 This One's For You                                               4:49
     04 Strangers                                                        3:30
     05 Let Love Not Weigh Me Down                                       4:19
     06 Something To Live For                                            2:32
     07 The Trapdoor                                                     4:49
     08 The Music Box                                                    3:26
     09 Loneliness                                                       2:53
     10 Open Book                                                        4:39
     11 Kids (Rise From The Ashes)                                       4:31
     12 Black Dress                                                      3:18



     Ed Harcourt is more than just a songwriter, heÆs a performer. Or better
     yet, a showman. Between sips of red wine, heÆll serenade you with varied
     versions of his beloved originals, as well as an inspired cover or two. And
     when you least expect it, the remarkably stylish, handsome singer will do
     his best impersonation of Chris Martin and Mike Skinner or play a 30-second
     cover of the Muppet Show theme. Few songwriters can boast this level of fun
     and theatricality, not to mention a penchant for straying from set lists.
     The thing is, though, this side of the British singer-songwriter may not be
     as apparent on his records. Watching a performance and listening to an
     album are two very different experiences. But itÆs safe to say that even
     those who havenÆt witnessed a Harcourt show firsthand will find Strangers,
     EdÆs third full-length, to be a mesmerizing experience.

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