Maybe Someday

1. Chance

2. One Alone Can't See

3. Never Stop

4. Maybe Someday

5. Next Time

6. Dream On

7. Wings

8. Phone Thing

9. Out of the Rain

10. By and By

Editorial Reviews

About the Artist
Joan has been studying music for 6 years in Rochester, N.Y. She has a highly developed poetic flair which which adds a deep dimension to her music. For the past 5 years she has been working with keyboardist,producer extrodinaire Andy Calabrese in developing her unique sound. Look forward to future releases from Joan in jazz, pop and other styles.

Product Description
This is an eclectic mix of Joans early compositions. They fall into the category of jazzy pop R&B with with a fully produced sound. The material covers complex human relationships and moods.

Maybe Someday

Maybe Someday,Joan Matthews

String Quartet Tribute to the Cure Whisper

Average customer rating:

It's a bunch of violins doing Cure. And?
There is no zero stars...
Forget about it!!!
Weak. Very, very weak.
At Last!

String Quartet Tribute to the Cure Whisper
Various Artists
Manufacturer: Vitamin Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000063RVM
Release Date: 2002-04-09

Tracks:

Lullaby - Quartet Illumina
Pictures Of You - Quartet Illumina
Boys Don't Cry - David Stout Quartet
Love Song - Quartet Illumina
Hot Hot Hot - The Section
The Lovecats - David Stout Quartet
Bloodflowers - The Section
Maybe Someday - Quartet Illumina
Just Like Heaven - The Section
Zazen - The Section

Product Description

1. Lullaby
2. Pictures Of You
3. Boys Don't Cry
4. Love Song
5. Hot Hot Hot
6. The Lovecats
7. Bloodflowers
8. Maybe Someday
9. Just Like Heaven
10. Zazen

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

It's a bunch of violins doing Cure. And?.......2005-03-12

Ok, so, what the hey. The String Quartet tributes are popping up like bloody mushrooms after a spring rain, which isn't necessarily a good thing. Not that it's a bad idea -- many of the bands covered are probably well managed by these instruments -- but this one, and the two TOOL I also own, are not exactly inspiring. (And if you can recognize "Hot Hot Hot !!!" by ear without being told, you deserve an award.) Everything is played blandly, and, in some cases, fairly oddly -- many notes are played counter to what would conceivably work better.

The selections are crap; possibly, the group wanted a mix of everything, but it's all mostly new, and mostly music that isn't even suited to the instruments. I shudder to think what would have happened if "The Cure" came out before this one. Terrible songs played even worse, most likely.

But, if you simply like instrumental music, it's not bad. It's just not necessarily The Cure.

There is no zero stars..........2004-07-15

... so I give this one ill deserved star. I love classical music. In particular I love string quartets. The Cure is fantastic. I thought this piece of junk might be magical. Hah! The arrangements are boring. The pace is ponderous. These "tributes" completely miss the point of the original wonderful cure songs. The only selection that isn't utter trash is "Lovecats". It's actually pretty good. I actually did discard this useless CD after the second bleak listen.

Forget about it!!!.......2004-05-29

If you are a fan of the Cure, or if you are a fan of any string quartets, forget about it. This album (and all the rest of the String Quartet Tribute albums for that matter) is BS. I am a classical cellist and a huge fan of the Cure, and this CD just pisses me off. These guys are trying to make some profit off of some amazing original music. The sound is horrible, technically they areextremely average, and there is no spirit to the music. Some ass clown probably arranged all of these songs for a bunch of classical players who don't even appreciate the original artist. They play like a bunch of greedy dinguses, and they sound phony. Don't support these guys, just stick to the originals.

Weak. Very, very weak........2004-04-24

** Two stars generously given for the idea and production. **

Okay I'm not a fan of Cure covers, in fact I can't seem to think of one that I like, most of them make me mad that it was even attempted. I love strings and the fact that Roberts vocal lines arent attempted I thought this was going to be the missing link of Cure covers/tributes...

So when I first saw this album, my jaw dropped, I couldn't believe my eyes. Stared at it in awe for a minute, purely overjoyed, bought it and RAN to my car to listen to it. . . . Was interesting... Then I got it home, sat down and really listened to the entire thing, to be incredibly disappointed. It's not "BAD", it's a great idea, it was put together very good .. BUT .. The track selection is everything that is wrong with this. In my opinion, most of these songs were HORRIBLE choices. I don't think many of these work well with a string quartet. A few, yeah okay, aren't bad, but could have been much better with the proper tracks. They selected mostly the more upbeat pop singles, Just Like Heaven? Lovecats? C'mon...

This would have been INCREDIBLE if they did songs like Same Deep Water as You, All Cats are Grey, Kyoto Song, Sinking, If only Tonight we can Sleep, Faith, Apart... Things like that, slower songs. The upbeat pop songs, don't work for me with a quartet.

Great idea, wonderfully done, but terrible terrible track selection.

If I had heard this before I bought it, I wouldn't have, think about this before you purchase this.

I really thought this was going to be something special, like the Joy Division string Tribute which I HIGHLY recomend over this one, in fact go and get that right now if your looking for a string tribute.

At Last!.......2002-05-06

I've been waiting a long time with a fantasy that someone would do some symphonic versions of some Cure songs. While a quartet is less grand than a full orchestra, "Whisper" still does the trick, and the quartets here are nothing to be disppointed by.

The songs on this album are imaginative versions of Cure songs, arranged for string quartet. Duh, right? Well, this project COULD have been drums and guitar with a violin playing Robert's vocal parts...considering this, I give "Whisper" high marks, even though I wish other less-known but more appropriate songs would have made the album ("A Few Hours After This," "To the Sky," "Treasure," etc). Bonus points for the covering of two newer tracks, "Bloodflowers" and "Maybe Someday." The version of "Just Like Heaven," The Cure's most covered song, joins the ranks of such great covers as Deadsy's and Dinosaur Jr's.

As I say, the arrangements are very close to the original songs, but don't adhere so closely that you think "why bother?" Vocal melodies are approximated - not duplicated - by the strings, which is what I prefer. The arrangement of "Hot Hot Hot" varies the furthest from the original, making a surprisingly wonderfully sombre piece out of the original chintsy tune. Pizzicato figures in nicely on a few tunes, as well.

The original tune "Zazen" sounds more like a Cure pastiche than a Cure-inspired tune; you'll probably be placing different parts of it with different songs. However, as nice as this tune is, I'd much rather have heard another full cover than this. (Granted, I'd rather the track be on it than have only 9 tracks on the album).

Overall, I'd recommend this album to huge Cure fans (who else would buy a tribute album anyway?). While not meeting my hugely high expectations (full orchestra, rare songs), this cd does a LOT better than what could have happened (listen to the "Pride" tribute to U2 to know what I mean). A good, solid album. Maybe this is naive, but I recommend buying this album rather than bootlegging, just so that the industry knows how welcome a project like this is (can we get any more, perhaps? : )

Someday Maybe
Average customer rating:

Great

pure rock that will leave you speachless

Pittsburgh's Best ---"Band Of Many Talents"

If you like up beat music with a great sound this is it!!

It's Rockin' in North Carolina!

Someday Maybe
The Clarks
Manufacturer: Mca
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Another Happy Ending

ASIN: B000002P5P
Release Date: 1997-02-25

Tracks:

Stop!
Courtney
Mercury
Rain
Caroline
Never Let You Down
Fatal
The Box
One Day In My Life
No Place Called Home
Everything Has Changed
These Wishes
Last Call
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Customer Reviews:

Great.......2001-08-21

This is a great CD by an even better band. The Clarks put out nothing but hit music, but this CD has to be one of their best's. Also check out Let It Go, or for that matter, any of The Clarks CDs.

pure rock that will leave you speachless.......1999-10-24

i don't know how this band isn't huge. in concert, the clarks are the dictionary definition of rock. on disc, they achieve what so many other bands can only dream of. buy this album, see them live, and laugh at everyone who is missing out.

Pittsburgh's Best ---"Band Of Many Talents".......1999-10-20

This album is a great mix of wonderful vocals coupled with strong background band support. Scott Blasey leads this Pittsburgh band and excites the show. The Clarks can be enjoyed by all. Unbelievable party band, never miss a show!!!

If you like up beat music with a great sound this is it!!.......1999-09-10

The clarks are a Pittsburgh band that has been together for 12 years. They began at IUP a college in western PA. They have a really great upbeat sound that is always good to listen to.

It's Rockin' in North Carolina!.......1999-04-06

I spent practically 15 years in Pittsburgh and am now in the Navy, presently stationed in Camp Lejeune, NC. I'm a Navy dentist and play this CD while working on patients. Many patients request it before I start! So people from ALL over are now hearing the Clarks for the first time and LOVING them as we already do. Let's spread it around!

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Maybe Someday
Liz Kelly
Manufacturer: Sunrise Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000BFII4Y
Release Date: 2004-02-10

Tracks:

This House
Rachel's Song
Bradley
To Watch
In a Dream
Perfect
Flawless Look
Love I Have
Reasons to Love You
Nexus
Waiting for You
Maybe Someday

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Maybe Someday

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Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00004Z1WZ
Release Date: 2000-05-01

Tracks:

Chance
One Alone Can't See
Never Stop
Maybe Someday
Next Time
Dream On
Wings
Phone Thing
Out of the Rain
By and By

Album Description

This is an eclectic mix of Joans early compositions. They fall into the category of jazzy pop R&B with with a fully produced sound. The material covers complex human relationships and moods.

Average customer rating:

Buy This!

Maybe Someday
Ordinary Boys
Manufacturer: Import [Generic]
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0001C9YN6
Release Date: 2004-03-09

Tracks:

Maybe Someday
Laughing From The Sidelines

Album Description

Like a pure blast of unbridled exuberance & unhinged genius the Ordinary Boys puncture your brain with a sound that is nostalgic for the Jam but as scattershot & modern as the Libertines. Named after a Morrisey track & heralded as the future of English guitar music by the NME & the Times, the Ordinary Boys have made one of the most take notice debut singles of all time. The title track is backed with 'Laughing From The Sidelines'. Paper sleeve. B-Unique. 2004.

Album Details

In an Age Where Most Bands Exist Only to Be Famous, It's Heartening to See that Wit, Intelligence and Style Are Poised to Make their Re-appearance. Born Out of the Same Genealogy of British Musical Genius that Includes the Kinks, the Smiths, the Clash and the Jam but Transcending their Influences to Produce a Sound Fit for the 21st Century, the Ordinary Boys Are a Band Determined to Prove that Success Does Not Necessarily Mean Lowest Common Denominator. Both Songs Here Are Taken from their Debut Album of the Same Name.

Customer Reviews:

Buy This!.......2004-05-27

The Ordinary Boys are the Best, yes the Best, new band to come out of England. Other bands have been and gone, but this band will come and stay! With great influences rising from their music, notably Paul Weller, these boys are setting London a blaze. Anyone in England this summer should catch their show and you'll be telling all your friends that you saw them first!

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Something Someday Maybe
The Little Jimmies , Kurt Cramer , Matthew Last , Aaron Molho , Billy Raphael , Gene Rodis , and Alex Washburn
Manufacturer: Little Jimmies
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000M13B1C

Product Description

14 Tracks: blind 1 pretty girls 2 rebecca 3 feel 4 my girl 5 gloria 6 let me out 7 second best 8 sick 9 throw me around 10 burn 11 animal 12 come 13 bonus track 14

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Maybe Someday
Tricia Jo Cora
Manufacturer: Tricia Jo Cora
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Country | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000CAJIJC
Release Date: 2004-12-28

Tracks:

My Turn to Be You Tonight
All About You
Maybe Someday
Here We Are
Go Go Go
Will My Hurting Heart Mend
Done/Through
Everytime
Gone for You
Three Big Wheels
Again and Again
You Got It Wrong
Change the Moment
So Long Pilot
Paradise
Forever You and Me
Dad's Request

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Someday Maybe
Clarks
Manufacturer: King Mouse Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000KDM5JG

Product Description

1. Stop! 2. Courtney 3. Mercury 4. Rain 5. Caroline 6. Never Let You Down 7. Fatal 8. The Box 9. Lost and Found 10. No Place Called Home 11. Everything Has Changed 12. These Wishes 13. Last Call