Silence Is Easy [Enhanced] [Extra tracks]

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Awash in the same Britpop romanticism of their debut Love Is Here, Starsailor's Silence Is Easy strains with the weight of the band's next-big-thing status. In response to the clamor anointing them as the next Verve or Coldplay, Starsailor try to meet the expectations with sheer weight of conviction. They even lured legendary producer Phil Spector out of retirement to boost their sound into new realms of lovelorn sincerity. Occasionally, it works; "Music Was Saved" opens with a burst of sunny, Echo and the Bunnymen-like pop, as singer James Walsh sweetly layers his delicate voice through a brisk, catchy chorus. Also impressive is the title track, thick with tender emoting and soaring melodies. Too often though, the band gets stuck in syrupy sentiment, like a cover band playing to the cheap seats. Ballads like "White Dove" try for melancholy allure, but come closer to maudlin excess while emphasizing Walsh's lack of dynamic range. This may not be the big "statement" record they tried for, but getting the attempt out of their system will hopefully allow them to relax and tap their considerable pop savvy in the future. --Matthew Cooke

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Silence Is Easy [Enhanced] [Extra tracks]

Average customer rating: Music Was Saved Underrated and overlooked sophomore album One Step Forward; One Step Back Music was saved Perfect In Every Way

Silence Is Easy Starsailor Manufacturer: Capitol ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | British Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Britpop | British Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Love Is Here On the Outside On the Outside The Man Who Final Straw ASIN: B00015YVJK Release Date: 2004-01-27

Tracks:

1. Music Was Saved
2. Fidelity
3. Some Of Us
4. Silence Is Easy
5. Telling Them
6. Shark Food
7. Bring My Love
8. White Dove
9. Four To The Floor
10. Born Again
11. Restless Heart
12. At The End Of A Show (U.S. bonus track)
13. She Understands (U.S. bonus track)

Amazon.com

Awash in the same Britpop romanticism of their debut Love Is Here, Starsailor's Silence Is Easy strains with the weight of the band's next-big-thing status. In response to the clamor anointing them as the next Verve or Coldplay, Starsailor try to meet the expectations with sheer weight of conviction. They even lured legendary producer Phil Spector out of retirement to boost their sound into new realms of lovelorn sincerity. Occasionally, it works; "Music Was Saved" opens with a burst of sunny, Echo and the Bunnymen-like pop, as singer James Walsh sweetly layers his delicate voice through a brisk, catchy chorus. Also impressive is the title track, thick with tender emoting and soaring melodies. Too often though, the band gets stuck in syrupy sentiment, like a cover band playing to the cheap seats. Ballads like "White Dove" try for melancholy allure, but come closer to maudlin excess while emphasizing Walsh's lack of dynamic range. This may not be the big "statement" record they tried for, but getting the attempt out of their system will hopefully allow them to relax and tap their considerable pop savvy in the future. --Matthew Cooke

Customer Reviews:

Music Was Saved.......2006-12-26

First off I would like to say that Starsailor hasn't got the credit they derserve as being one of the best British bands around today. I like Coldplay, but it's clear that Coldplay has kinda stolen the spotlight from other British bands that are trying to have success, especially in America. Starsailor's debut, Love is Here, is a very excellent album, and I was very excited about this album's release, however, this album has a slightly different feel than Love is Here. But much like their debut, Silence is Easy is a great album, with beautiful music and lyrics. Standout tracks are:
"Music Was Saved"- a short, surprising up-tempo track that begins the album. This undoubtedly faster than anything on Love is Here.
"Some of Us"- A great song with a great chorus. The beginning the song sounds very similar to "She Just Wept" from Love is Here.
"Silence is Easy"- A great title track here. Another catchy chorus that sticks with you.
Other good tracks include "Telling Them", which contains some wonderful orchestrations and the melody is gripping. "Born Again" is another excellent track, especially the ending, which builds up into a very powerful piece of music, both musically and lyrically. "White Dove", "Four to the Floor", and "Restless Heart" are also very good.
But the album isn't without weak moments. The song "Fidelity" isn't that great, and again the intro sounds a lot like another song "Fever" from Love is Here. "Sharkfood", though it's good musically, the repetition of the lyrics over and over and over began to get annoying. Four, technically only three, lines of lyric is repeated 6 times, then four different lines are repeated 4 times to end the song. So the song itself has only 7 lines of lyric. The song "Bring My Love" is another weak track. Musically, it doesn't fit well with the others, and again the lyrics aren't the best. (By the way, I wish the band would start putting the lyrics in the CD booklet!!!) But the biggest problem with this album it's length....IT IS TOO SHORT!!!! Even with the two bonus tracks, the album's length is right at 50 minutes. Only 4 songs are over 4 minutes long, one of these being the US bonus track that wasn't on the album when it was first released in the UK. And there are 3 songs actually under 3 minutes. Many songs end way too early, just when you're getting into them. I understand that some songs should remain short, and sometimes lengthening a song can make it worse, but I don't think this is the case here. "Music Was Saved" is only 3 minutes. "Some of Us" is less than 4 minutes and ends abruptly without the repetition of the chorus. "Restless Heart", is a great love song, but is only 2 minutes.
I know it may sound that I'm being too critical about this album, but all in all, this album is great. However, I don't know if it matches Love is Here. I think the track selection of Love is Here is a bit stronger and the songs flow a bit easier. Nevertheless, this album is definitely a must have, and if you haven't purchased Love is Here, then a strongly recommend that album as well.

Underrated and overlooked sophomore album.......2005-06-26

Starsailor blasted onto the music scene with their 2002 debut album "Love Is Here", which even made some waves in the US, and their follow-up album was hotly anticipated.

"Silence Is Easy" (11 tracks, plus 2 bonus tracks, 47 min.) came out in 2004 and has largely been ignored in the US, regretably so. It is a better album that "Love Is Here", showing main song writer and lead vocalist James Walsh has matured. The album blasts off with "Music Was Saved", one of the better songs on the album. The other stand-out track is "Four To The Floor", an irresistable hum-along "disco" song that, say, George Michael wish he could make these days, just great. Also great is "Born Again", the next track. The album has 2 bonus tracks only available on the US edition, and they are good, although non essential.

The album is now also famous for having 2 tracks produced by Phil Spector (the title track, and "White Dove"), his last work before getting engulfed in the murder trial he's now facing. That aside, this album is a great listen all the way through, although it hasn't gotten the attention of US audiences... Starsailor is a band to be watched, for sure. Can't wait for what these guys will bring next!

One Step Forward; One Step Back.......2005-05-22

I think Silence Is Easy is a very good album. However, as with the last, I feel there is something missing. This time, it is not a lack of tightness or energy by any means. I feel that just when they've rid themselves of one major problem, they've come upon another, sadly.

Whereas Love Is Here felt like it had shoddy production that couldn't capture the vibrant beauty and spirit of the songs, Silence Is Easy's vibrancy and spirit come from the skillful production and not necessarily the songs. This makes for a more listenable album than the last, I would have to admit. It holds your attention, just not for as long as a Starsailor album should I think. Love Is Here had me enthralled at their shows, but listening on my player left a pervasive emptiness.

Music Was Saved is a brilliant opener, Silence Is Easy is a noteworthy title track, and Four To The Floor would be my favorite if not for its dance remix feeling cooler than the original...

All in all, I feel this was a step in the right direction. I enjoy each and every song. And now I know they are capable of a studio album that does justice to the excellent songwriting of the band. I will just be keeping my fingers crossed that the next time around, the songwriting will be as inspired and excellent as Love Is Here, with the forcefulness and intensity of Silence Is Easy.

Music was saved.......2005-04-12

There's really nothing BAD about Starsailor. Their singing and instrumentation are pleasant but nothing special, and their Britpop-lite sound is unlikely to win converts, but please fans. "Silence is Easy," their sophomore album, has some truly wonderful songs, but stumbles over its own maudlin pretensions.

It kicks off on a positive note, with the dancey upbeat pop of "Music Was Saved," and follows up with the electric-violin sound of "Bring My Love," and the piano-thumping title track. It's fun when these guys break out the grittier instrumentation, giving an edge to their basic melodies. Call me weird, but I like the band dark and strange.

Unfortunately, about half the songs cross the line into... well, goopiness. Often the melodies are quite pretty, with ripply guitar and airy sound effects. But James Walsh seems to be trying to wring every ounce of possible angst from the songs. In a nutshell, he sounds melodramatic, wailing above the music that someone should, "Put away your doubt,/That would help us out,/Just be sure to call before you cry." Erg.

The basic pop instrumentation is nothing special, with some nice percussion and guitar, but not much to write home about. But Starsailor spices things up a little by adding in a handful of unique musical flourishes. One song opens with a harmonica over the guitar melody, and "Telling Them" climaxes with a truly exquisite, uplifting string solo.

Starsailor is, oddly enough, not at their best when they are upbeat and poppy, or even depressed and angsty. (No emo!) "Shark Food" is perhaps the best song of the album -- eerie pop melodies, and some deeply disturbing lyrics: "Sunshine in the glory skies, when the broken men open up their eyes... We're stepping through the door, we're shooting from the heart/But if we get it wrong, they'll feed us to the sharks." Walsh delivers them in a grave, almost stoned-sounding voice.

Starsailor gets mopey in their sophomore album "Silence Is Easy," but they have some standout songs that keep it from being a tearstained sobfest. If they follow the darker, grittier paths on here, then the boys will have it made.

Perfect In Every Way.......2004-12-26

Perfect, Brilliant, the best band from England in a long time. Rarely do I purchase a cd from hearing one song, but after this song, i purchased both full CDs from Starsailor and love them both!!! And more than likely will purchase future ones as well.

Average customer rating: Music was saved Overall disappointed Dont listen to the knockers, this is what music is all about Here we go again - Jeff Buckley. hope the boat doesnt sink

Silence Is Easy Starsailor Manufacturer: EMI ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | British Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Britpop | British Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Alternative Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0000AEKBA Release Date: 2003-09-15

Tracks:

1. Music Was Saved
2. Fidelity
3. Some Of Us
4. Silence Is Easy
5. Telling Them
6. Shark Food
7. Bring My Love
8. White Dove
9. Four To The Floor
10. Born Again
11. Restless Heart
12. Could You Be Mine
13. At The End Of A Show

Album Details

EMI'S Other Great UK Hope to Conquer the Us Market Gets a Further Boost with their Sophomore Set of Tunes. Production Duties Are Handled by John Leckie and Danton Suppie, Save for Two Tracks Polished by Gun Totin' Uber-producer Phil Spector. Starsailor Benefit Greatly from his Influence and have Constructed a Second Set that Streches their Musical Vocabulary and Versatility with Songs that Showcase their Increased Proficiency at the Act of Practicing their Art.

Customer Reviews:

Music was saved.......2005-04-19

There's really nothing BAD about Starsailor. Their singing and instrumentation are pleasant but nothing special, and their Britpop-lite sound is unlikely to win converts, but please fans. "Silence is Easy," their sophomore album, has some truly wonderful songs, but stumbles over its own maudlin pretensions.

It kicks off on a positive note, with the dancey upbeat pop of "Music Was Saved," and follows up with the electric-violin sound of "Bring My Love," and the piano-thumping title track. It's fun when these guys break out the grittier instrumentation, giving an edge to their basic melodies. Call me weird, but I like the band dark and strange.

Unfortunately, about half the songs cross the line into... well, goopiness. Often the melodies are quite pretty, with ripply guitar and airy sound effects. But James Walsh seems to be trying to wring every ounce of possible angst from the songs. In a nutshell, he sounds melodramatic, wailing above the music that someone should, "Put away your doubt,/That would help us out,/Just be sure to call before you cry." Erg.

The basic pop instrumentation is nothing special, with some nice percussion and guitar, but not much to write home about. But Starsailor spices things up a little by adding in a handful of unique musical flourishes. One song opens with a harmonica over the guitar melody, and "Telling Them" climaxes with a truly exquisite, uplifting string solo.

Starsailor is, oddly enough, not at their best when they are upbeat and poppy, or even depressed and angsty. (No emo!) "Shark Food" is perhaps the best song of the album -- eerie pop melodies, and some deeply disturbing lyrics: "Sunshine in the glory skies, when the broken men open up their eyes... We're stepping through the door, we're shooting from the heart/But if we get it wrong, they'll feed us to the sharks." Walsh delivers them in a grave, almost stoned-sounding voice.

Starsailor gets mopey in their sophomore album "Silence Is Easy," but they have some standout songs that keep it from being a tearstained sobfest. If they follow the darker, grittier paths on here, then the boys will have it made.

Overall disappointed.......2004-01-23

I really enjoyed Starsailor's first album 'Love Is Here.' I was a little excited to get this album. In the end I ended up being disappointed with the album. Some of the songs sounded a little corny to me. It seems like Starsailor started to have a more Travis sound to them and I'm not the biggest Travis fan. Some of their songs sound like something that would fit perfectly with Love Is Here which made the album boring as well. I don't know why Starsailor included the song 'Born Again.' I remember it being released as a B-Side, and the album version sounds like it's been downgraded compared to the one they released in one of their singles. The only song that caught my attention is 'Telling Them.' The strings in that song make it beautiful but sadly it's the only highlight for the whole album.

Dont listen to the knockers, this is what music is all about.......2004-01-10

Absolutely brilliant record with barely any fillers.Anyone who slams this album does not appreciate quality music,and can stick with Britney and Backstreet Boys for all I care.They have the potential to be huge,thanks to unique singer/song-writer James Walsh.Just 24,but displaying maturity far beyond his years.The man is a G-d (not a bad compliment coming from a lesbian)and can craft a fine tune.They first grabbed me with ''Good Souls''.Their wonderful debut single from million seller ''Love is here'',but second album ''Silence is easy'' far surpasses that.Record kicks off with the catchy ''Music was saved'' and just gets better.Favourites include the title cut''silence is easy,four to the floor, shark food,fidelity,and born again.Two words left - BUY IT !!

Here we go again - Jeff Buckley........2003-12-10

The latest obsession with Jeff Buckley is getting out of control. Anyone else hear Jeff Buckley whenever Starsailor opens their mouth?

Reminds me of an Ash concert I read about - where they asked the audience "hands up! Who hates Starsailor???"

I broke out laughing when I heard the ridiculous lyric "you don't even know me..." or the techno beat on Shark Food...
sad.

hope the boat doesnt sink.......2003-11-14

Two years ago, when we didn't have the luxury of getting imports so easily, the only option was to trade music online. And that's how I got a hold of unreleased demos and pre-recordindg sessions from a great band called Starsailor. When I finally heard the studio album, it blew my mind away. James voice and those poignant lyrics made me melt every time I played the damn CD. So the expectation for the new one was big. The first single off Silence is easy shows the old Starsailor: anthemic lyrics and excellent music. But as we listen to the rest of the album, the comparisons with Love is here are obvious. There is not a constant level of quality, to call it some way, in all the songs. We go from great (Restless soul, Born again, Some of us) to, unfortunately, conventional (Music was saved, Bring my love). Even the spectacular Four to the floor kind of falls into that average sound towards the end. Overall this CD is not bad, but is not outstanding like the debut either. Maybe a few more listens will make me change my mind, but as of now I still expect more from James and co. They can do it, they have done it before. And they have proved that live they can kick anyone's butt. Bittersweet experience, but better than what is out around here.

Average customer rating: Music was saved?

Silence Is Easy Starsailor Manufacturer: EMI ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | British Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Britpop | British Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Alternative Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B00076SHRA Release Date: 2004-01-01

Tracks:

1. Music Was Saved
2. Fidelity
3. Some Of Us
4. Silence Is Easy
5. Telling Them
6. Shark Food
7. Bring My Love
8. White Dove
9. Four To The Floor
10. Born Again
11. Restless Heart
12. Four To The Floor (Thin White Duke Mix)
13. Four To The Floor (Soul Savers Mix)
14. Poor Misguided Fool (Soul Savers Mix)
15. Good Souls (Two Lone Swordsmen Mix)
16. Good Souls (Echoboy Mix)
17. Good Souls (Soul Savers Mix)

Album Description

Limited edition of the band's 2nd album from 2001 includes a bonus CD featuring 5 rare mixes - 'Four To the Floor' (Thin White Duke mix), 'Four To The Floor' (Soulsavers mix), 'Poor Misguided Fool' (Soulsavers remix), 'Good Souls' (Echoboy remix & Soulsavers remix). Delabel. 2005.

Album Details

Limited Edition Coming with a Bonus CD featuring Six Rare Mixes.

Customer Reviews:

Music was saved?.......2005-08-05

There's really nothing BAD about Starsailor. Their singing and instrumentation are pleasant but nothing special, and their Britpop-lite sound is unlikely to win converts, but please fans. "Silence is Easy," their sophomore album, has some truly wonderful songs, but stumbles over its own maudlin pretensions.

It kicks off on a positive note, with the dancey upbeat pop of "Music Was Saved," and follows up with the electric-violin sound of "Bring My Love," and the piano-thumping title track. It's fun when these guys break out the grittier instrumentation, giving an edge to their basic melodies. Call me weird, but I like the band dark and strange.

Unfortunately, about half the songs cross the line into... well, goopiness. Often the melodies are quite pretty, with ripply guitar and airy sound effects. But James Walsh seems to be trying to wring every ounce of possible angst from the songs. In a nutshell, he sounds melodramatic, wailing above the music that someone should, "Put away your doubt,/That would help us out,/Just be sure to call before you cry." Erg.

The basic pop instrumentation is nothing special, with some nice percussion and guitar, but not much to write home about. But Starsailor spices things up a little by adding in a handful of unique musical flourishes. One song opens with a harmonica over the guitar melody, and "Telling Them" climaxes with a truly exquisite, uplifting string solo.

Starsailor is, oddly enough, not at their best when they are upbeat and poppy, or even depressed and angsty. (No emo!) "Shark Food" is perhaps the best song of the album -- eerie pop melodies, and some deeply disturbing lyrics: "Sunshine in the glory skies, when the broken men open up their eyes... We're stepping through the door, we're shooting from the heart/But if we get it wrong, they'll feed us to the sharks." Walsh delivers them in a grave, almost stoned-sounding voice.

Starsailor gets mopey in their sophomore album "Silence Is Easy," but they have some standout songs that keep it from being a tearstained sobfest. If they follow the darker, grittier paths on here, then the boys will have it made.

Average customer rating:

Silence Is Golden Brian Poole Manufacturer: Prime Cuts ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music British Invasion | Classic Rock | Styles | Music CDs Under $7 | Pop Rock | Pop | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music All Bargain Titles | Pop Rock | Pop | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music CDs Under $7 | British Invasion | Classic Rock | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music All Bargain Titles | British Invasion | Classic Rock | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music ASIN: B000002V7Z Release Date: 1995-08-01

Tracks:

1. Twist And Shout
2. Do You Love Me?
3. Someone, Someone
4. Tonight
5. Silence Is Golden
6. Good Lovin'
7. I Can Dance
8. Candy Man
9. House Party
10. I Want Candy
11. Moving On

Average customer rating:

Silence Is Easy Starsailor Manufacturer: EMI Int'l ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Britpop | British Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | CD Singles | Pop | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0000BVLVH Release Date: 2003-09-23

Tracks:

1. Music Was Saved
2. Fidelity
3. Some of Us
4. Silence Is Easy
5. Telling Them
6. Shark Food
7. Bring My Love
8. White Dove
9. Four to the Floor
10. Born Again
11. Restless Heart

Album Description

Taken from the sophomore album of the same name. The title track, produced by Phil Spector, is backed with two exclusive non-LP tracks, 'Could You Be Mine?' & 'She Understands'. EMI. 2003.

Album Details

The First Single from Starsailor's Highly Anticipated Second Album is the Title Track Produced by Phil Spector.

Average customer rating:

Silence Is Easy Starsailor Manufacturer: EMI Int'l ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | British Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Britpop | British Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Alternative Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0000ARLEU Release Date: 2003-10-21

Tracks:

1. Music Was Saved
2. Fidelity
3. Some of Us
4. Silence Is Easy
5. Telling Them
6. Shark Food
7. Bring My Love
8. White Dove
9. Four to the Floor
10. Born Again
11. Restless Heart

Album Description

Second album from Chorley indie band follows 2001's 'Love Is Here'. A step on from the relatively one-dimensional sound of that album, this is much more diverse, with electronic beats & psychedelic electric guitars added to the mix. Featuring production work from the legendary Phil Spector & Radiohead producer John Leckie, it includes the lead single, which is also the title track. Copy Controlled. Capitol. 2003.

Average customer rating:

Silence Is Easy Starsailor Manufacturer: EMI Int'l ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | British Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Britpop | British Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Alternative Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B00018D5OO Release Date: 2004-01-13

Tracks:

1. Music Was Saved
2. Fidelity
3. Some Of Us
4. Silence Is Easy
5. Telling Them
6. Shark Food
7. Bring My Love
8. White Dove
9. Four To The Floor
10. Born Again
11. Restless Heart
12. Could You Be Mine
13. At The End Of A Show

Average customer rating:

Silence Is Easy Starsailor Manufacturer: EMI ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Britpop | British Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music ASIN: B000A2PC1A Release Date: 2003-10-21

Tracks:

1. Music Was Saved
2. Fidelity
3. Some of Us
4. Silence Is Easy
5. Telling Them
6. Shark Food
7. Bring My Love
8. White Dove
9. Four to the Floor
10. Born Again
11. Restless Heart

Average customer rating:

Best of Broadway Manufacturer: Intersound Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD All Works by Bernstein | Bernstein, Leonard | ( B ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music Overtures | Theatrical, Incidental & Program Music | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music General | Musicals | Broadway & Vocalists | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music ASIN: B00000DUNW Release Date: 1996-03-04

Average customer rating:

Silence Is Easy/Four on the Floor Starsailor Manufacturer: EMI Int'l ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Britpop | British Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Britain | British Isles | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | CD Singles | Pop | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B0002I74M2 Release Date: 2004-09-07

Tracks:

1. Music Was Saved
2. Fidelity
3. Some of Us
4. Silence Is Easy
5. Telling Them
6. Shark Food
7. Bring My Love
8. White Dove
9. Four to the Floor
10. Born Again
11. Restless Heart
12. Four to the Floor
13. Four to the Floor [Soulsaver Mix]
14. Four to the Floor [Thin White Duke Mix]

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