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| Artist : The Innocence Mission |
| Album : My Room in the Trees |
| Label : Badman Recording Co. |
| Year : 2010 |
| Genre : Indie |
| Rip date : Jul-19-2010 |
| Store date : Jul-13-2010 |
| Grabber : EAC Secure Mode |
| Codec : lame 3.97 -V2 --vbr-new |
| Size : 53,5 MB |
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| 01 - Rain (Setting Out in the Leaf Boat) 04:13 |
| 02 - The Happy Mondays 04:32 |
| 03 - God is Love 03:38 |
| 04 - Gentle the Rain at Home 03:48 |
| 05 - Spring 03:57 |
| 06 - All the Weather 02:58 |
| 07 - Rhode Island 03:25 |
| 08 - North American Field Song 03:20 |
| 09 - Mile-Marker 02:03 |
| 10 - The Leaves Lift High 03:59 |
| 11 - I'd Follow if I Could 02:01 |
| 12 - The Melendys Go Abroad 01:31 |
| 13 - Shout for Joy 02:56 |
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| 42:21 min |
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| Karen and Don Peris have been making fragile folk-pop as The Innocence |
| Mission for more than 20 yearsùfrom the era of The Sundays to the era of |
| The Clienteleùand though it isnÆt in their nature to make radical |
| creative departures, neither is it in their nature to deliver anything |
| less than polished, likeable, frequently arresting albums. My Room In |
| The Trees isnÆt appreciably different from 2007Æs very good We Walked In |
| Song (it even has a similar picture-book cover design), and it isnÆt the |
| kind of record thatÆll overwhelm anyone with its invention. Instead, The |
| Innocence Mission is at its best with a song like ôSpring,ö which relies |
| on softly rippling guitars, a low piano plunk, and Karen PerisÆ cracking |
| voice to evoke the feeling of raindrops on a pond. The Perises add |
| traces of strings or percussion here or there, but for the most part, |
| theyÆre all about doing more with less, and letting faint echoes and |
| whispers lead listeners into the alluringly calm world of The Innocence |
| Mission, where every shady spot on the grass is its own wonderland. |
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| -Noel Murray |
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