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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, | Vocal talents that are also powerfully displayed in many other songs, specially in the beautiful Pop and wrenching lyrics of "Factory," the longing of "Far Away," and the honesty of "TV Show." In no way less important to what makes this music so moving are, of course the lyrics -penned by movies her except for "Whither I Must Wander"- which movies can go from raw confessions (No idea how it feels to be on your own / In your own home movies / With the f***ing phone / And the mother of gloom / In your bedroom / Standing over your head / With her hand in your head). Or her wondering in "Wild Flowers" that "they are like those children / who go off to school and don't come back / and I am like their mother / waiting around about to crack," yet accepting that "these wild flowers are coming up wild."Praise must be given too to the arrangements and production -she co-produced- which are rather fitting for what Martha has to say, knowing when to remain understated or propel her voice further. |
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| Martha Wainwright's debut is a truly wonderful listen, through and through. It's brutally honest, yet not melodramatic, mp3 music confident, yet never cocky. Martha Wainwright is an amazing and very promising talent. One of the best CDs of 2005. Was this mp3 music review helpful to you? (Report this) 14 of 17 people found the following review helpful: A Woman Without Apologies, mp3 music April 24, 2005 Reviewer:Juan Mobili (Valley Cottage, NY USA) - See all my reviews As I write this review "[B.M.F.A]" plays on ... again. In addition to being one the best of the best songs in this album -both lyrically and musically- this potentially controversial tune can lead you to appreciate everything that's great about Martha Wainwright's full-length debut. To begin, it shows the impressive dramatic range she can reach wit her voice, managing to be authentically vulnerable, sincerely outraged and hopeful to reach, perhaps, who the song's about -which from reading some recent reviews may be her father Loudon, whom she has dedicated this song to in concerts. |
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