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Track Listings
| 1. Over Me |
| 2. You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet |
| 3. Weary |
| 4. Close To The Edge |
| 5. So Long |
| 6. Un-Break |
| 7. Soften The Blows |
| 8. Storm Of Nails |
| 9. How Do You Fly This Plane? |
| 10. Forgiving |
| 11. Storm & Grace |
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18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
By Mattyjam
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
I already purchased Lisa Marie's first two albums when they were released, so I trusted that I'd be in for a good listen with her third album, Storm & Grace. How wrong I was.
Storm & Grace isn't merely a "good" album. It is a beautiful album - very honest, haunting, enchanting and at times masterful.
This talented woman is so underrated by people, purely because they feel she made it based on her father's fame. How wrong they are. Lisa Marie is an artist so talented and visionary that she would have been releasing music with or without her famous family behind her. She certainly deserves recognition and respect in her own right: what she does is nothing short of amazing.
Songs such as "Storm and Grace" "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" "I Was Wrong" and "Close To The Edge" are all exceptional, as is the majority of the album.
I can't recommend it enough: Lisa Marie hasn't sold out to current trends, she hasn't tried to mould herself into something she is not - she is simply content to be herself, and this shines out through her music.
If you want something a little deeper than what you find in the throw-away charts nowadays, then try this album. It is moody, gets under your skin, and you really feel like you take a journey with this woman as you listen to her world unfold through song.
I give it 5 out of 5, because it deserves it.
Anyone rating it less because of her name and her family background are giving this woman a disservice: she is talented in her own right. Try it for yourself, give her time: I promise you will find it hard to be disappointed in what she delivers!
Storm & Grace isn't merely a "good" album. It is a beautiful album - very honest, haunting, enchanting and at times masterful.
This talented woman is so underrated by people, purely because they feel she made it based on her father's fame. How wrong they are. Lisa Marie is an artist so talented and visionary that she would have been releasing music with or without her famous family behind her. She certainly deserves recognition and respect in her own right: what she does is nothing short of amazing.
Songs such as "Storm and Grace" "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet" "I Was Wrong" and "Close To The Edge" are all exceptional, as is the majority of the album.
I can't recommend it enough: Lisa Marie hasn't sold out to current trends, she hasn't tried to mould herself into something she is not - she is simply content to be herself, and this shines out through her music.
If you want something a little deeper than what you find in the throw-away charts nowadays, then try this album. It is moody, gets under your skin, and you really feel like you take a journey with this woman as you listen to her world unfold through song.
I give it 5 out of 5, because it deserves it.
Anyone rating it less because of her name and her family background are giving this woman a disservice: she is talented in her own right. Try it for yourself, give her time: I promise you will find it hard to be disappointed in what she delivers!
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
By LM
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
After a long break, Lisa Marie Presley is back with the best album of her career. Gone are the over produced songs, in place are soulful songs with a southern sound. Though some words are hard to understand her voice is beautiful and after listening to the CD a few times the songs grow on you more and more. It's a shame she is often compared to her father, though an excellent singer in her own right, she doesn't have the vocal range of Elvis and there lies the problem. Many Elvis fans often buy her albums for curiosity sake, then slate her for not being as powerful or singing like Elvis. I'm a great Elvis fan but I look at Lisa Marie Presley, not only as his daughter, but as an artist in her own right with her own style. She obviously inherited some music talent from her father. I'm glad I bought this album and just hope she gets the praise and support she deserves.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
By Mr Nice Guy
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
Upon first listen to Lisa Marie's first record in 7 years (plus her debut record on a new label) what strikes you initially is how different this record is in contrast to previous albums 'To Whom It May Concern' and 'Now What'. Where those records were filled with great angry rock songs and deeply personal ballads, this new album appears to the flip side of the coin. The sound is stripped back, bluesy and soulful. Vocally, Lisa continues to use her smokey/raspy voice to good use though at times it does hark back to the early days where at times it is hard to understand exactly what she is singing unless you are reading along the with the lyrics in the sleeve booklet. Despite this one flaw, lyrically she is on the ball as she always is and I still find it incredible that she write such brilliant lyrics and melodies on her own without the aid on co-writers (as so many do these days).
After only a couple of listens it is too soon for me to pick out individual tracks as favourites, however I am finding the more upbeat songs slightly more appealing but I think this will depend on my mood at the time. Opening track 'Over Me' and bonus track 'Heartless' just straight to the front of the queue but with each listen this record becomes like an onion where you continue to peel layers off to reveal more and more. I just wish I could write a record myself one day half a brilliant.
After only a couple of listens it is too soon for me to pick out individual tracks as favourites, however I am finding the more upbeat songs slightly more appealing but I think this will depend on my mood at the time. Opening track 'Over Me' and bonus track 'Heartless' just straight to the front of the queue but with each listen this record becomes like an onion where you continue to peel layers off to reveal more and more. I just wish I could write a record myself one day half a brilliant.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
A Stunning Voice Like Her Dad
Seen her live on Jules Holland that is who we had to have the CD. And it must be said it is very good.
Published 2 months ago by johnboy
5.0 out of 5 stars
One of those purchases i will never tire of - truly wonderful,...
I bought this on the strength of many reviews praising this album and that was by chance. Sheer luck and i am grateful to all those people who bothered to write, otherwise i would... Read more
Published 4 months ago by PK
5.0 out of 5 stars
lisa marie
an excellent cd for any lisa fan. not in the same class as her father but still a very impressive female vocalist
Published 4 months ago by raymond thompson
5.0 out of 5 stars
Fab album
Love all 3 of Lisas albums but this is very chilled out, I love listening to this in my car!
Published 5 months ago by lisa ranby
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Stuff Lisa-Marie finds her Groove.
Great rootsy album..with echoes from her Rocknroll Heirachy to the soul of her present & future!!....Great stuff Lisa & hope you continue in this vein....:)
Published 5 months ago by Tonemeister
5.0 out of 5 stars
Never Listerned to her before but...
its fantastic. If you like good, melodic, relaxing music then give this a listen. Best taken with whiskey i think
Published 5 months ago by Karen Wilson
4.0 out of 5 stars
bought it today
i bought this cd today the first few songs have got a swishing sound on them spoils the songs when it stops the rest is good, still enjoy the cd
Published 6 months ago by marian
5.0 out of 5 stars
storm & Grace 6
Great album,a mix of blues and country. The single You aint seen nothing yet sounds a bit like Chris Isaak. My favourite track is So Long a great lively little number.
Published 6 months ago by Pittsy
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best album yet from Lisa Marie
This is quite a different album from Lisa Marie, and has much less of a rock feel to it than her other offerings. It has a kind of country sound to it, which I really like. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Trudy Bradburne
5.0 out of 5 stars
THIS STANDS STRONG AND ALONE WITH NO HELP FROM DADDY
I must admit that her dad, in my opinion, was totally over rated and procured the adoration & fame that suffocated other singers and musicians of his era who were possibly better,... Read more
Published 7 months ago by E. Kelly
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