- Audio CD (14 May 2005)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Label: Witch Records
- ASIN: B0009A6NAC
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 165,425 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Having spent the last year listening to the first album 'like everybody' I thought it would be a challenge to produce a new album with the same quality having had a change of line-up with Becky replacing one of the original members.
Well, if there is one album that deserves to sell many copies this year from an 'unknown' group then this is it. From the first song 'We talk' this album captures your attention and the lyrics are so well constructed with the music just adding to a delightful record.
Each 'witch' takes lead vocal on the songs that they have written all adding a different aspect to the album, my personal choices for best song seem to change but 'Brilliant' , 'Man of Moon' and 'i Can't Breathe' always seem to come to the front.
Anyone who buy's this album should take time to see the girls live - they are superb.
I hope that this album gives them the break that they deserve, buy the CD and I promise you it will delight you time and time again.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
I have seen this band twice now and was absolutely captivated by the tight harmonies and superb guitar playing. This CD is just mesmerising in it's content - check out "Man of Moon" and tell me you are not stunned by it's beauty! A true gem!!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I'll tell you how good this band are - on the Thursday I'd never heard of them but read a small article in the paper about them. Intrigued I listened to some clips of this album on the internet. On the Friday I drove for over an hour to see them live (and they were great).
This is their 2nd album and I don't really know how to describe their style as they're so individual they're very hard to pigeon hole. To say they're a less "poppy" version of The Corrs would be a big injustice to Waking The Witch but its the closest thing I can think of. The music's acoustic, guitar driven - the 4 female artists write their own material, play the instruments and take turns on lead vocal. Itunes have them in the "folk" section, but they're a bit more "rocky" than standard folk. Have a listen and make up your own mind - you'll love this album.
This is their 2nd album and I don't really know how to describe their style as they're so individual they're very hard to pigeon hole. To say they're a less "poppy" version of The Corrs would be a big injustice to Waking The Witch but its the closest thing I can think of. The music's acoustic, guitar driven - the 4 female artists write their own material, play the instruments and take turns on lead vocal. Itunes have them in the "folk" section, but they're a bit more "rocky" than standard folk. Have a listen and make up your own mind - you'll love this album.
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