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Gag Gifts, Occasion Gifts - O

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List Price: $18.98
Our Price: $13.49
Your Save: $ 5.49 ( 29% )
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Manufacturer: Vector Recordings
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0766481141549 Label: Vector Recordings Manufacturer: Vector Recordings Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Vector Recordings Release Date: 2003-06-10 Studio: Vector Recordings
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Editorial Reviews:
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Damien Rice's intriguing brand of stylishly, un-styled dirty folk music has made him one of the standout artists of 2003. O was first released in Ireland, where it quickly broke the top ten, and achieved triple-platinum status. Slim hard-back digipak. Vector. 2003.
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Customer Rating:      Summary: Perfect Comment: Beautiful, amazing CD that would bring anyone to their knees. Deep and poetic. My favorite is and always will be "Blower's Daughter". Definitely his best CD of them all so far.
Customer Rating:      Summary: still good Comment: I am still discovering songs on here, years after purchase. It is moody and not always right at the right time. But when I can really tune in and appreciate it, the music is on point.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Absolutely Amazing Comment: The first song I ever heard by Damien Rice was Volcano and I fell in love. Volcano is an amazingly haunting song and sticks with you. Shortly afterwards I located his MySpace page and listened to songs from there which included songs from both 0 and 9 and fell even more in love.
I must say, Damien Rice has an amazing voice and beautiful lyrics. I would suggest this CD to everyone espcially if you're looking for music to just play in the background while working. The music is soft and even and isn't too distracting, but, as contradicting as this may sound, it's very memorable. There's no way I'll ever regret buying this CD.
Customer Rating:      Summary: Damien Rice is an Innovative Troubadour Comment: I just love this album. Damien Rice brings storytelling back to the alternative music scene. His warm and sultry voice is reminiscent of Indian singer Tanita Tikarum, only with a slightly more positive bent to the lyrics. The songs have a degree of continuity which makes whole album listening a pleasure. It is filled with unexpected and delightful interjections from female vocalists. The ample use of strings makes O both easy listening and the triumph of a contempory balladeir.
Customer Rating:      Summary: So-so Comment: This is a fairly uneven CD--some songs are very nice, but others make you want to reach for the "skip" button.
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