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| Artist : Leona Naess |
| Album : Thirteens-(Advance) |
| Bitrate : VBR kbps |
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| Label : Verve Forecast |
| Year : 2008 |
| Genre : Alternative |
| Rip date : Aug-13-2008 |
| Store date : Sep-16-2008 |
| Size : 49,6 MB |
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|Track Listing: |
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| 01 - Ghosts In The Attic 03:46 |
| 02 - Leave Your Boyfriends 04:06 |
| 03 - Learning As We Go 04:08 |
| 04 - Un-Named 03:52 |
| 05 - Not The Same Girl 04:22 |
| 06 - Swing Gently 03:42 |
| 07 - Heavy Like Sunday 02:55 |
| 08 - Shiny On The Inside 04:00 |
| 09 - Lipstick 02:40 |
| 10 - When Sharks Attack 03:32 |
| 11 - On My Mind 02:29 |
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| 39:32 min |
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| She's the daughter of Arne Naess, former husband of Supreme Diana Ross. |
| Born and raised in England but presently based in New York, Leona Naess |
| is an introspective singer/songwriter whose alternative pop-rock draws |
| on influences ranging from Edie Brickell, Tori Amos and Joni Mitchell to |
| the Cure, David Bowie and Joy Division. It's impossible to miss the |
| similarity between Naess' voice and Brickell's; nonetheless, Brickell is |
| only one of the many artists who has influenced Naess' work. Naess was |
| in her teens when she started singing and writing songs, and she was 18 |
| when she moved to New York to study music and anthropology at New York |
| University. After doing her share of gigs at such Lower Manhattan clubs |
| as CBGB and the Bitter End, a 23-year-old Naess signed with Outpost/MCA |
| in 1998 and started recording her debut album, Comatised. That album was |
| released in March 2000, and its first single, "Charm Attack," was used |
| in Columbia/Phoenix Pictures' teen comedy film Whatever It Takes. Tours |
| with Eagle-Eye Cherry and David Gray consumed Naess for most of the |
| year, however she found time to compose another album. Her sophomore |
| effort, I Tried to Rock You But You Would Only Roll was issued in June |
| 2001 and portrayed a more upbeat Naess. The emotions were far more raw |
| and dark on this album, but her musicianship sparked a new |
| sophistication. Two years later, Naess joined producer Ethan Johns for a |
| lovely self-titled effort. |
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