Track Listings
| 1. London Rain(Nothing Heals Me Like You Do) |
| 2. Blood Of Me |
| 3. Heart And Shoulder |
| 4. What A Feeling |
| 5. Valley Of Sound |
| 6. I'm The Girl |
| 7. Winter Blue |
| 8. I'm Alive |
| 9. Widescreen |
| 10. Paper Cup |
| 11. Avalanche |
| 12. Make You Mine |
| 13. Ruby Red |
| 14. Not Only Human |
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Limited tour edition of her 1998 album with a bonus CD featuring five rare cuts, 'Grow Young' (Very Early Recording), 'Water From Wine' (Rare Recording From Unreleased DAT), 'London Rain' (Acoustic Version), 'Blind' (Previously Unreleased)and 'Walk This W
Siren,Heather Nova,Bmg Int'l,Adult Alternative Pop/Rock,Alternative Pop/Rock,Indie Pop,Indie Rock,Pop,Rock,Rock/Pop,Singer/Songwriter
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Siren Song of the Counter Culture
Rise Against Manufacturer: Umvd Import ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0007YVBFM Release Date: 2005-04-04 |
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Rise Against Are No Ordinary Punk Band. With Strong Views and Unafraid to Voice (Or Scream) them Rise Against Are Set to Be a Band Surrounded by Controversy.
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Song to the Siren
Robert Plant Manufacturer: Umvd Import ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00006OYKX Release Date: 2003-03-04 |
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Four Track E.p. Featuring the Radio Edit and Alpha Mix of "Song to the Siren" plus "Morning Dew" and "Funny in My Mind" Both Recorded Live at a Richard Allinson Radio Two Session. The Digipack CD also features the Cdrom Video to the Rarely Seen "Darkness, Darkness" Video.this CD is also Be Available as a Bonus Disc with The"Collectors Edition" of "Dreamland".Customer Reviews:
Transformative.......2003-12-13
That said, Plant takes a beautifully tragic icon and transforms it into something that is almost - maybe forget the "almost" - hopeful. Rather than the pathos that I hear in the Tim Buckley original, here is Plant and he cant help but be (gently) seductive. Somehow, I am left feeling better about the whole thing. (thus the 5 stars)
The music itself is stunningly beautiful, evocative of the ocean, like being on warm ocean tides, I really didnt want it to stop.
Song to the Artist.......2003-12-07
There are now quite a few covers of this greatly loved song by Tim Buckley. Dozens of songwriters treat it as a musical icon. Song to the Siren is arguably the purest expression of the yearning for and exile from oceanic bliss that was a central theme for the extraordinary singer. There are steadily increasing numbers of of new and re-releases of Buckley's studio and live recordings. The renaissance began more than a dozen years after his 1975 death, spurred on both by the tragic success of his late son, Jeff , a brilliant memoir by friend and lead guitarist Lee Underwood, and a few buried live coals of devotion from those who always loved his music. Still, there are many who discovered "Siren" from the version by This Mortal Coil, featured in a popular horror flick, and many who have never gone to the source (TB).
A cover of a great song is a great challenge, and love is not enough. Few people have ever had the vocal chops or naked passion that Buckley could bring to a song, nor the artistry; as a consequence, most of the covers of Siren that I have heard are simply not very good, no matter the sincerity they might convey. So what can one expect from an aging Robert Plant?
Surprise! I've always been a huge Zeppelin fan, not just for the joy of their power and aura, or the over-the-top musicianship of the members. Plant's yowl has been foully imitated and expanded by numerous rock singers; no one got the point. Plant balanced posturing with a love of the mystical, the untouchable, and a great deal of his singing conveyed a grasping ecstasy and richness of emotion. The voice has never been particularly about pitch or power, but has always been astringent and full of hidden flavors, like good gin. This quality has endured long after the pitch and volume have diminished.
Seemingly aware of exactly what his tool kit contains, Plant doesn't go ethereal, crooning or weepy, like in many of the other covers of Siren. Nor does he exaggerate the portentous wonderment-of-it-all as in Rain Song, Kashmir or No Quarter from his distant past. His voice, compact, understated but throwing off small rainbows of sound, like a sitar or a late-Beethoven quartet, deals out the fatal romanticism of Siren in precisely the opposite (is there such a thing?) manner as the expansive beauty of Buckley's original treatment. Add to that a pretty unusual and ear-catching instrumentation, and you have a perfect cover of an uncoverable song (hence the missing star). Plant makes it personal, and it works.
That's all. Glad I didn't review the whole album?
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Siren
Heather Nova Manufacturer: Import [Generic] ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00000B969 Release Date: 1999-04-13 |
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Japanese edition of her 1998 album with three bonus tracks added: 'Grow Young', 'Water From Wine' and 'London Rain' (Acoustic). 17 tracks total, also featuring the singles 'London Rain (Nothing Heals Me Like You)' & 'Heart And Shoulder'. A V2 Records release.Album Details
Japanese Release featuring Three Bonus Tracks: Grow Young, Water Form Wine, and London Rain (Acoustic).Customer Reviews:
absolutely underrated artist.......2001-10-18
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Last Time I Saw Her/Song to the Siren
Robert Plant Manufacturer: Umvd Import ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00008R0Z8 Release Date: 2004-01-13 |
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The third single off the Led Zeppelin frontman's critically acclaimed 2002 solo album, 'Dreamland' features two non-LP tracks, 'Last Time I Saw Her' (Remix) & 'Song To The Siren' (Radio Edit) packaged in Digipak format. Mercury. 2003.Music: