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Quote: What can you write about an album that breaks your heart and lifts it up at the
same time? I had never heard of Abra Moore before I bought this CD. I took a chance after hearing "I Do" off a
sampler CD from PASTE magazine. If you've given up on the recording industry and don't think modern music has anything
to offer, just listen to EVERYTHING CHANGED. 

Abra Moore's voice is hard to categorize but if I had to: I'd say
she sounds a bit like Victoria Williams and Billie Holiday with the intimacy and innocence of Karen Carpenter's voice
thrown in. The truth is, though, that Ms. Moore is foremost her own person. She writes her own lyrics, plays several
instruments (including the drums) and isn't afraid to throw away the formulas of pop. (I read somewhere she was
originally encouraged to be like Michelle Branch or one of Ms. Branch's many sound-a-likes; instead of going that route,
she revamped the album she was working on and came out with one of the most dreamlike, heartwrenching CDs you will ever
hear.) 

The opening track "I Do" is a lush, positive song and gives comfort to those lonely feelings
you get late at night. From the beginning notes to the lovely bridge, this song takes off and flies. No words can
capture its beauty. 

"No Fear," "Taking Chances" and "Melancholy Love" all have a
slight edge to them which provides relative ease from the more heart-breaking moments on the album. These are the more
happy, in-control songs. 

Like Danielle Brisebois's _Arrive All Over You_ (1994), _Strangest Places_ is another
lost 90s treasure. While female artists like Alanis, Jewel, and Sheryl Crow enjoyed huge sales and airplay in the mid
and late 90s, Abra Moore must've unfortuantely flied under the radar. If you're a fan of the above mentioned artists, or
other, more critically acclaimed female artists such as Tracy Chapman and Aimee Mann, you'll probably find a lot to
enjoy about this album. 
Moore's voice sounds like a cross between Sixpence None the Richer's Leigh Nash and Edie
Brickell. The first three tracks are fun songs that rock more convincingly than the work of some of Moore's peers, and
"Happiness" draws the listener in with it's gentle arrangement and understated chorus ("Happiness has
come to this/and God, it's such a heavy burden to bear"). From there, the album continues to address the subject of
shattered love and relationships ("Never Believe You Now" & "Say It Like That") and energetic
adult-alternative rockers like "All I Want" and "Keeps My Body Warm." 
This is a very earthy,
adult-alternative album which is sure to please fans of the other artists mentioned in this review.(Amazon reviews)  
 
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