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| gridlock, hardcore, by earl hamner, puff daddy, boobs, swear words, sam mendes, morgaine swann, mca home video, higher education, jack nicholson, mp3 music, 2 pac mp3, punk, rapper, e cards, local punk band, chappelle'sshow, 2 pac change, punkrock, dermot mulroney, contact, controversial news site, state university, | The bluesy morose "Factory" gale harold shows a more vulnerable side to Martha Wainwright. "These Flowers" has a kind-of a dream-like lullaby atmosphere. "Ball and Chain," (not a cover of the classic Janis Joplin song) sounds somewhat Janis-Joplin like. It is here that Wainwright lets down all restraints and finally lets all that had been building up inside her explode. "Why does this always happen?" she yells, demanding an answer, yet knowing none will come. The album comes back to earth with the beautiful "Don't gale harold forget" a song gale harold about lost love. These types of songs are so cliché,' but Wainwright sounds so sincere, and this song feels so lived in, that it's impossible not to be moved. The tongue-in-cheek "This Life," tries to answer the question of whether the monotony of life in general is worth living. The light percussion over the subtle strumming of the acoustic strings creates the perfect backdrop for the song. |
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| This would be a mistake, because Martha Wainwright's music is distinctly unique and she is a huge talent in her own right. Her voice is gorgeous, but not in a traditional sense. Her voice has a soulful, high-pitched, eerie beauty, like nothing I've ever heard before. In higher education her delivery, there is a real sense of emotion and feeling that really connects with the listener. With most albums, when you are done listening, you are done. When you are finished with Martha Wainwright's album, you feel as though you higher education had just been visited by a presence, higher education and that feeling stays with you, long after the CD has ended. From the opening "Far Away", the listener is immediately swept into the CD. This song is subtle, building up ever so slightly, and is slightly underwhelming, which gives the song the perfect effect. The hauntingly beautiful background vocals add a nice touch. The more upbeat "G.P.T." has an infectious, singsong verse before going into its' soulful chorus. |
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