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TRACK LIST
• Clarity
• Bigger Than My Body
• Something's Missing
• New Deep
• Come Back to Bed
• Home Life
• Split Screen Sadness
• Daughters
• Only Heart
• Wheel
Plus extras available only when played in a PC. (Utilises CD-Extra format)
Any Given Thursday
Continuum
Common Ground
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Ancora
Extraordinary Machine
Chain Reaction - Live in Concert
Ultimate Collection
Classic Artists : Jethro Tull
Living to Write the End
Bat Out of Hell
Science and Survival
Dead Sight
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Review by: tucker (Karl)
Dated: 26th of January, 2004
I heard his first big hit "Your Body is a Wonderland" from the "Room for Squares" album (and also from his first, independantly released album "Inside Wants Out") and was hooked on this amazing artist. This became firmly confirmed when I bought his "Any Given Thursday" concert on DVD.
This guy would have to be the Jamie Oliver of music, with his youthful looks, boyish charm, mastery of his chosen field of expertise, and off-beat humour.
The music is from the heart, and that's easy to see and hear. This album also has something different in the case... a series of diagrams that graphically explain and inform about the various tracks. For those of us who are image-thinkers, it's a really cool addition that gives a LOT of extra info about his songs. For example Track 8 - Daughters was written right here in New Zealand! There is even a table and key system that lets you know abour the tone and feel of each track, moody, ballad, up-beat, etc. Great stuff.
My favourite track would have to be Bigger Than My Body, if for no other reason thatn I can empathise with it. We are each more than a body... we are a heart, a mind, a soul, and more... greater than the sum of our parts, we are synergy in action.
Overall, a great album, and yet another welcome addition to my collection.
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