http://www.blissfullyaware.com/music/cd-review-anna-nalick-wreck-of-the-day/ BlissfullyAware is the online home of UI / UX / Product Designer, Josh Lane. It features his thoughts, ramblings, photos, tweets and (more often than necessary) links to random stuff on the internet. Wed, 27 Apr 2011 19:51:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.blissfullyaware.com/music/cd-review-anna-nalick-wreck-of-the-day/#comment-266932 joe Tue, 24 May 2005 03:10:09 +0000 http://www.blissfullyaware.com/?p=426#comment-266932 this breathe chorus is inspired and inspiring. this breathe chorus is inspired and inspiring.

]]> http://www.blissfullyaware.com/music/cd-review-anna-nalick-wreck-of-the-day/#comment-266931 Anonymous Thu, 21 Apr 2005 03:09:57 +0000 http://www.blissfullyaware.com/?p=426#comment-266931 I first got hooked on Anna Nalick when her single "Breathe" came out. I heard it on the radio, and instantly I bought it on iTunes. Then, I listened to 30 second clips of each of the songs on her CD, and was quite impressed. I was counting down the days until the CD's release. The minute I got home, I bought the other 10 songs on iTunes. As I listened to each song in full, I was impressed by the lyrics (which I find to be moving and meaninful), but the songs, overall, disappointed me. The clips that I'd heard online were clearly the best parts of the songs. There are some awkward rhythms and melodies in a few of the tracks on the CD, which really takes away from the wonderful lyrics. I still reccommend her music, but I really recommend that listeners pay attention to the lyrics, the best part of her music. Anna Nalick is clearly a talented writer and poet, but her music composition could take some work. I first got hooked on Anna Nalick when her single “Breathe” came out. I heard it on the radio, and instantly I bought it on iTunes. Then, I listened to 30 second clips of each of the songs on her CD, and was quite impressed. I was counting down the days until the CD’s release. The minute I got home, I bought the other 10 songs on iTunes. As I listened to each song in full, I was impressed by the lyrics (which I find to be moving and meaninful), but the songs, overall, disappointed me. The clips that I’d heard online were clearly the best parts of the songs. There are some awkward rhythms and melodies in a few of the tracks on the CD, which really takes away from the wonderful lyrics. I still reccommend her music, but I really recommend that listeners pay attention to the lyrics, the best part of her music. Anna Nalick is clearly a talented writer and poet, but her music composition could take some work.

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