Suzanne Vega - The Best Of Suzanne Vega (1998)

[Pachino]

Suzanne Vega - The Best Of Suzanne Vega (1998)

 

 

 

Album : The Best Of Suzanne Vega : Tried and True

Artist : Suzanne Vega

Audio CD (October 5, 1998)

Label: Polygram Int'l

Genre: Adult Alternative Pop/Rock, Alternative Folk

Quality: Flac

Bitrate: Lossless

Number Of Tracks: 17

Toral Time: 59:28 Min

Total Size : 357.41 MB

 

This excellent overview of Vega's career contains all the hits and a fair sampling from each of her five albums, though Days of Open Hand receives a cold shoulder (only "Book of Dreams" represents it here), being a critical and personal failure. The CD as a whole shows that while Vega has stayed fairly consistent as a songwriter, her growth has been marked in the collaborations with various producers, from the spare, simplistic sound stages of Steve Addabbo and Lenny Kaye to the lush metallurgy of Mitchell Froom and Tchad Blake. The collection also features that bane of fans, the exclusive track, necessitating purchasing the CD when one owns all the other material. However, these two new songs - "Book & a Cover" and "Rosemary" - are quality entries in Vega's songbook, and once again feature the production skills of Froom and Blake - (Ted Mills)

 

 

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Tracklist:

 

01. Luka

02. Toms Diner

03. Marlene On The Wall

04. Caramel

05. 99.9F

06. Small Blue Thing

07. Blood Makes Noise

08. Left Of Center (Featuring Joe Jackson On Piano) 

09. In Liverpool

10. Gypsy

11. Book Of Dreams

12. No Cheap Thrill

13. World Before Columbus

14. When Heroes Go Down

15. The Queen And The Soldier

16. Book & A Cover

17. Rosemary

 

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Edited May 17, 2015 by Pachino

[BamSec1]

Wow, this is an incredibly good good album!

Thank you so much, Sir Pachino.