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| Artist : Mary Fahl |
| Album : From The Dark Side Of The Moon (Advance) |
| Bitrate : VBR kbps |
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| Label : V2 Records |
| Year : 2007 |
| Genre : Indie |
| Rip date : Aug-11-2006 |
| Store date : Jan-30-2007 |
| Size : 63,9 MB |
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|Track Listing: |
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| 01 - Speak To Me 01:12 |
| 02 - Breathe 02:59 |
| 03 - On The Run 03:21 |
| 04 - Time 06:53 |
| 05 - The Great Gig In The Sky 04:59 |
| 06 - Money 06:10 |
| 07 - Us And Them 07:12 |
| 08 - Any Colour You Like 03:33 |
| 09 - Brain Damage 03:53 |
| 10 - Eclipse 02:00 |
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| 42:12 min |
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| It appears since V2 Records has been sold to Sheridan Square |
| Entertainment, this album originally scheduled for release in November |
| has been bumped to late January. This is not the final track order... |
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| Enjoy! |
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| Blessed with a magnificent range, Mary Fahl is an expressive, emotional |
| singer/songwriter who is best known for the three years she spent with |
| the October Project. Unlike some of the female singer/songwriters who |
| were popular in the 1990s, Fahl has never gone for a waifish, girlish |
| approach α la Suzanne Vega, Natalie Imbruglia, or Jewel ù her soaring |
| vocals have always been big, robust, and full-bodied. In fact, Fahl has |
| been quoted as saying that she likes female vocalists to sound like |
| women instead of girls. Fahl, whose influences range from Judy Collins |
| and Joni Mitchell to Sandy Denny, was raised in Rockland County, NY, and |
| still lives in the northeastern United States. After graduating from |
| high school, she studied medieval literature at McGill University and |
| considering pursuing a career as an actress. But she ended up deciding |
| that music, not acting, should be her focus. It was in the early '90s |
| that Fahl became the lead singer for the October Project, an East Coast |
| folk-rock/adult alternative outfit that recorded two poetic albums for |
| Epic: its self-titled debut album of 1993 (which Peter Collins produced) |
| and its 1995 sophomore effort, Falling Farther In. While the band wasn't |
| huge, it did acquire a small but very enthusiastic following. |
| Unfortunately, that wasn't enough for Epic, which dropped the October |
| Project in 1996. Fans hoped that the band would resurface on another |
| label, possibly an indie like Rykodisc or Rounder. But that didn't |
| happen; not long after getting dropped by Epic, the October Project |
| broke up. Fahl went on to pursue a solo career, and when she toured as a |
| solo artist in the early 2000s, she performed a combination of new songs |
| and October Project favorites (including "Bury My Lovely" and "Return to |
| Me"). It wasn't until after the October Project's demise that she really |
| put her songwriting talents to work; Fahl didn't do any writing for that |
| band, although she co-wrote the four songs on her debut solo EP, Lenses |
| of Contact. Produced by Jeffrey Lesser, Lenses of Contact came out on |
| Rough Mix in 2001. Two years later, Fahl issued The Other Side of Time, |
| marking her proper solo full-length debut. |
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