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veek the other day and she kindly gave me leave to go through some boxes of things she was looking to give away. I took some CDs home with me. The best of these so far has been The Freedom Sessions by Sarah MacLachlan. veek explained the concept to me this way: "Someone decided that there ought to be acoustic versions of the stuff on 'Fumbling Towards Ecstasy,' so they just put this CD together. It's really awesome, and there's a multimedia thing too." Wow. It was so good I wanted to eat the CD. I haven't felt this way since the first time I listened to The New Bossa Nova a while back. "Fumbling Towards Ecstasy" has always been my favorite MacLachlan, and this CD made me love it even more. It is jazzy and folksy and delicious. Give it a try, if you like her. The Minuteman Library system has four copies, if you're in this part of the world.
veek the other day and she kindly gave me leave to go through some boxes of things she was looking to give away. I took some CDs home with me. The best of these so far has been The Freedom Sessions by Sarah MacLachlan. veek explained the concept to me this way: "Someone decided that there ought to be acoustic versions of the stuff on 'Fumbling Towards Ecstasy,' so they just put this CD together. It's really awesome, and there's a multimedia thing too." Wow. It was so good I wanted to eat the CD. I haven't felt this way since the first time I listened to The New Bossa Nova a while back. "Fumbling Towards Ecstasy" has always been my favorite MacLachlan, and this CD made me love it even more. It is jazzy and folksy and delicious. Give it a try, if you like her. The Minuteman Library system has four copies, if you're in this part of the world.