Indigo [Import]

Track Listings
1. Dur D'etre Un Homme
2. Ensorcele
3. Quelqu' Un
4. Jalousie
5. Nouvelle Experience
6. Providence
7. Tu Me Manques
8. Quand Tes Copines Ne Veul
9. Comme Personne
10. L'aventura Lino
11. Quand Stomy Te Fuit
12. Pa Fan
13. Lizy
14. Sous Mes Pas
15. Mauvais Garcon

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First French R&B Compilation. 15 Unreleased Gems from Assia&doc Gyneco, Stomy Bugsy&jane Fostin, Oxmo Puccino&sweetness,etc.

Indigo,Various Artists,Virgin


Indigo [Import]

Indigo [Import]
Despite Our Differences
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • Great Album
  • Interesting listening
  • Great New CD
  • Froom!
  • Memorable....
Despite Our Differences
Indigo Girls
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ASIN: B000GG4SOC
Release Date: 2006-09-19

Tracks:

  1. Pendulum Swinger
  2. Little Perennials
  3. I Believe In Love
  4. Three County Highway
  5. Run
  6. Rock and Roll Heaven's Gate
  7. Lay My Head Down
  8. Money Made You Mean
  9. Fly Away
  10. Dirt and Dead Ends
  11. All The Way
  12. They Won't Have Me
  13. Last Tears

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The Indigo Girls, now marking their 20th anniversary, were in a bit of slump before turning to producer Mitchell Froom, who serves them well on this energized effort--their 10th studio album and first for a new label. Recorded at Froom's home studio in Santa Monica, California, the album finds Ray, Saliers & Co. trying a few new things--recording with everybody in the same room, for example, and stepping further out of their acoustic framework for an enhanced sonic landscape, e.g., the Beatlesque "Little Perennials." They also invited impressive newbie Brandi Carlisle to harmonize on "Last Tears," one of the disc's most memorable tracks, and called on Pink (the IGs appeared on I'm Not Dead) for "Rock and Roll Heaven's Gate." All this contributes to a fresher sound and attitude, but the songwriting (Amy's rock leanings, Emily's moody balladry) is up a notch, too, with the social activism ("Pendulum Swinger") better expressed and more sophisticated than their usual banner-waving. What hasn't changed is the way the duo's vocal lines entwine like tangled lovers--at their best, it's hard to tell where one leaves off and the other begins, their corduroy-and-denim harmonies becoming a sort of third tone. That's a neat trick for voices as diverse and distinctive as these, still commanding as they enter their third decade. --Alanna Nash

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars Great Album.......2007-06-08

This is a great album. It's a must have for Indigo Girl fans.

4 out of 5 stars Interesting listening.......2007-05-22

I enjoyed the images painted by the songs in this album. The music is anything but boring Le patinage artistique

Le patinage artistique

Le patinage artistique
Authors: Didier Gailhaguet, Agence Tempsport
Catalog: Book
Media: Broché
Release Date: 05 November, 1991
Publisher: Denoël
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ringtone88.com coming together and blending their differences in a collaboration that weaves back and forth. Lyrically, it is outstanding. As usual, it gets more frequent play than anything else I've purchased in the last 6 months in my car. It's good road music, it's articulate, it's everything I buy an IG collaboration for.

I hope you listen and enjoy.

Retrospective
Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
  • What a joyful piece of music!
  • The best of The Indio Girls
  • Indigo Girls - Great Introduction To What These Girls Are All About
  • The Power Of Two
  • Indigo Girl Classics!
Retrospective
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ASIN: B00004Z3SS
Release Date: 2000-10-03

Tracks:

  1. Strange Fire
  2. Closer To Fine
  3. Kid Fears
  4. Watershed
  5. Three Hits
  6. Galileo
  7. Ghost
  8. Reunion
  9. Power Of Two
  10. Least Complicated
  11. Shame On You
  12. Get Out The Map
  13. Go
  14. Trouble
  15. Devotion
  16. Leaving

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Try to think of an enduring, widely respected, artistically progressive female songwriting duo. Now, try to think of one besides the Indigo Girls. Amy Ray and Emily Saliers have been pounding the folk-rock pavement since the early 1980s, filling the ears of eager listeners with their ethereal harmonies, lush arrangements, and evocative lyrics. Retrospective traces their progression from budding singer-songwriters to stunning musicians, arrangers, activists, and artists. Progressing chronologically, the album allows the listener to appreciate the depth and breadth of the pair's musical growth--from the reedy, passionate plea of "Strange Fire" to the blithe bounce of "Least Complicated" to the dark electricity of "Go." As time passes, more instruments are added, more sensitive political topics are addressed, and more experimental techniques are incorporated. The two new cuts--Ray's uptempo but slightly turbulent "Devotion" and Saliers's heartfelt road ballad "Leaving"--are reminiscent of the Girls' younger days but also reflect their artistic growth through subtle lyrical turns and deft melodic variations. --Sally Weinbach

Customer Reviews:

5 out of 5 stars What a joyful piece of music!.......2007-06-15

Though I like the Indigo Girls this was the first piece of their music I actually purchased. I LOVE IT!

This collection is such a nice compilation. There is a fine mixture of music - what is standard throughout is their perfect harmony....and those sometimes haunting, sometimes poignant lyrics.

A great purchase that I will make good use of!

Buy it - you won't be sorry!

4 out of 5 stars The best of The Indio Girls.......2007-06-12

I am not a huge fan of the Indigo Girls but I certainly do like a lot of their songs. I remember listening to their songs in the car whenever I was with my brother as a teenager. He would often throw in the duo's first album Indigo Girls. I always loved listening to their song "Closer to Fine" and I still do to this very day. OTher favorite songs includes songs from their album Rites of Passage. That was a main staple of mine during my freshman year in college. Since I am more of a casual fan, "Retrospective" is perfect for me. The album consists of all of my personal favorite Indigo Girls songs. It is good road music to listen to during the summer.

5 out of 5 stars Indigo Girls - Great Introduction To What These Girls Are All About.......2007-05-19

"Retrospective" is a compilation disc from the Indigo Girls that cover their 7 studio albums up through the year 2000. It features 16 tracks with two previously unreleased. The album is a really nice representation of what the Girls are all about and contains some great songs. The tracks are presented in chronological order as the band expands over time with forays into harder rock at times while never abandoning their folk rock roots. The fact that the Indigo Girls career has continued at such a high level with virtually no airplay or publicity is a testament to the talent that they posses. There are lots of great songs here including "Galileo", "Three Hits", "Get Out The Map" "Least Complicated", "Strange Fire", "Closer To Fine" and "Kid Fears". Really every song is good and the two new songs fit right in as well. If you like well done folk rock with great vocal harmonies you can't do much better than the Indigo Girls. This retrospective would serve as a fine introduction to what they do.

4 out of 5 stars The Power Of Two.......2007-05-18

Folk Vanguards. GLBT Icons. Voices for social change. All of these describe the Indigo Girls and their over two decades of music making. They also have another big plus...they make great music.

I first encountered Amy Ray and Emily Sailers at a radio broadcasting convention in San Fransisco. I felt awful for them. I'd already been enthralled by the magic of "Closer To Fine" from "Indigo Girls" and was lured into the album as an REM fan. When I heard they were playing in a CBS suite, I raced to get there. As they played songs from the album, biz-whackers and scavengers stood around slogging free drinks and talking loudly to each other.

Too bad for them, because I got to see a great new duo from just feet away. Album after album, they kept getting better. Those acoustic gems kept coming...from the questioning of authority with "Galileo" to the statement of purpose embodied by "The Power Of Two." In my humble opinion, they peaked with 1994's "Swamp Ophelia," blending and highlighting Amy's darker to Emily's lighter.

That is not to say that albums after were slouchers. They were willing to experiment with harder rock (like the protest/history lesson of "Go"), but the forte was still the campfire type of folk best done on songs like "Get Out The Map." There are two previously unreleased songs here; of the two I prefer the more uptempo "Devotion." While I will say that I have alternate song choices (like "Hammer and Nail" from "Nomads Indians Saints") and the occasional strident case of over-reaching occurs ("Shame On You"), this is still a great introduction to one of the most influential female and folk acts of the last twenty years.

5 out of 5 stars Indigo Girl Classics!.......2007-04-05

This CD, a compilation of 16 of the Indigo Girls' popular hits, is a great addition to any IG collection. In my opinion, there isn't a bad track on the CD. It's incredible acoustic guitar and wicked harmonies through and through.
Indigo Girls
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Love this CD!
  • Indigo Girls - Outstanding Debut Album
  • "Nobody gets a lifetime rehearsal. As specs of dust, we're universal"
  • One of my favorite CDs of all time
  • Best of '89
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ASIN: B00004Z3SW
Release Date: 2000-10-03

Tracks:

  1. Closer To Fine
  2. Secure Yourself
  3. Kid Fears
  4. Prince Of Darkness
  5. Blood And Fire
  6. Tried To Be True
  7. Love' Waldberg: Sculptures

    Waldberg: Sculptures

    Waldberg: Sculptures
    Authors: Dominique Le Buhan, Isabelle Waldberg
    Catalog: Book
    Media: Broché
    Release Date: 04 November, 1991
    Publisher: La Différence
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    ringtone88.com the Indigo Girls over the top, overly earnest and self-conscious. But I find the Indigo Girls' lyrics hold up to rough scrutiny and criticism. And 50 years from now, I think their lyrics will reveal more universal themes than most current song lyrics.

    This album is a great part of the Indigo Girls' journey that continues to change and grow. Here are some words I wrote in response to "Love's Recovery", titled: "Hopes for a Future Generation"

    May those closest to you not ask you to hide your love away. May the soft spoken words made in confidence not have to be locked away.
    May you be allowed to place your loyalty on more than one number on the roulette wheel. May you be able to share your history of us.
    Until that future generation comes, may we do our part to bring tomorrow to today, and recognize in public what has been secreted away.

    "To let this love survive would be the greatest gift that we could give." - Love's Recovery

    5 out of 5 stars One of my favorite CDs of all time.......2006-06-06

    its all about the harmonies. Besides the deep soul searching and the terrific heartfelt lyrics, it's really about the harmonies with the Indigo Girls. Beginning with the rocking "Closer to Fine", "Secure Yourself", and continuing through "Blood and Fire" and "Tried to be True", they get you with their harmonies. But if you want real sensitive, well they deliver that too: Listen carefully to "Prince of Darkness" and "Love's Recovery" and "History of Us". There isn't a bad song in this bunch. I never tire of listening, You won't either.

    5 out of 5 stars Best of '89.......2006-04-18

    Its all true. This is THE Indigo Girls album to have, with no real competition. This is a collection of strong songs from start to finish, and the album has a collective gestalt as well. It coheres. You can almost live inside this collection of songs in a way that is quite unusual. It defines an interior space.

    The album also has a stronger relationshiop to the time and place of its creation than most. This may be enhanced by Michael Stipe's splendid guest singing on Kid Fears, as well as the presence of REM as a backing band on several tracks. But for many reasons, they somehow captured the zeitgeist, the spirit of the times, for a significant segment of the college-age population in the US in 1989-90. (Best school-related lyric ever, from 'Closer to Fine': "I spent four years prostrate to the higher mind, got my paper and I was free.") It is kind of surprising, given the massive popularity of this album on campuses, that it isn't remembered better now. But it is understandable. Indigo Girls were never in fashion among the arbiters of taste, and this is not the kind of album critics and scenesters would normally admit to liking, then or now. Also, on subsequent albums they seemed pretty quickly to lose the magic that pervades this one.

    That magic, the beauty of the harmonies and the songs themselves never fail to seduce me with this album. They'll work for you too, and for more than just a few plays. The songs on Indigo Girls may be of their time, but they are built to last. This album is a classic.

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    Swamp Ophelia
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • 10 best albums ever
    • God, I love this album
    • Best IG Album by Far
    • Still amazing after all these years....
    • A CD so good I've bought it thrice!
    Swamp Ophelia
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    ASIN: B0000029EV
    Release Date: 1994-05-10

    Tracks:

    1. Fugitive
    2. Least Complicated
    3. Language Or The Kiss
    4. Reunion
    5. Power Of Two
    6. Touch Me Fall
    7. The Wood Song
    8. Mystery
    9. Dead Man's Hill
    10. Fare Thee Well
    11. This Train Revised

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    Reflecting the growth Amy Ray and Emily Saliers experienced during the late '80s and early '90s as songwriters and as performers, Swamp Ophelia finds the duo feeling more experimental, and also more relaxed. Guests like Lisa Germano (violin, mandolin), Jane Scarpantoni (cello), and Jane Siberry (vocals) assist in creating a satisfying and full sound. Songs like the romantic "Power of Two" and Amy's solo venture "Fare Thee Well" would do Jackson Browne proud. The Roches add a lovely vocal layer to "Reunion," and bongos and percussion give the bouncy "Least Complicated" an interesting texture. The darker tones of "Dead Man's Hill," with its haunting melodica and tom-toms, provide needed contrast to the lighter moods in the collection. Their harmonies are a delight, and the closer, "This Train (Revised)," is a wonderful, energetic nod to Woody Guthrie.--Lorry Fleming

    Customer Reviews:

    5 out of 5 stars 10 best albums ever.......2007-06-29

    The Indigo Girls have consistently churned out great album after great album throughout their career, but Swamp Ophelia holds as their best album. Amy Ray and Emily Saliers have very distinct writing styles, yet each serves as a compliment to the other. Amy's guts as a vocalist and a songwriter shine on "Reunion" & "Fugitive". Emily's gift of melodic guitar and intricate harmonies flow on "Mystery" & "Least Complicated". On Swamp Ophelia, the diverse writing styles of the girls is blended seamlessly from track to track. Swamp Ophelia's showcases are "The Wood Song" & "This Train Revisited" - two songs that couldn't be more different, more powerful, nor more perfect to represent their writers and the glorious album they appear on. Amy & Emily, thank you both for the wonderful music you create & thank you for this classic album.

    5 out of 5 stars God, I love this album.......2007-02-10

    I rediscovered this record while I was studying for an exam. I'd forgotten how textured and yet melodic it is. Truly one of their very best; they haven't rocked this hard since then. (No, the forgettable "Despite Our Differences" doesn't count.) Who can forget the insane rockout on "Touch Me Fall" and the wonderful "This Train Revised"? Then there are the classics "Least Complicated" and "Power of Two". Pure perfection.

    5 out of 5 stars Best IG Album by Far.......2006-02-10

    I own every Indigo Girls album there is and this is by far my favorite. When I got my first CD player in high school this was the first CD I got for it and it is unbelieveable. The music is just beautiful and the lyrics absolutely inspired. My particular favorite:

    But what it takes to cross the great divide
    Seems more than all the courage I can muster up inside
    But we will get to have some answers
    When we reach the other side
    The prize is always worth the rocky ride.

    The Wood Song was one of our graduation songs and the lyrics are just magical. I could listen to this CD every day and never get tired of it over 10 years later.

    5 out of 5 stars Still amazing after all these years...........2005-12-08

    There are some albums that just define a period of your life, and "Swamp Ophelia" takes me back. I cannot believe it's been over a decade since its realease! It still sounds bright and fresh to me, even though I can sing the entire album by heart (and do. Loudly). "Least Complicated", "Power of Two," "Mystery," and "Language or the Kiss" are all standouts, but my favorite is definitely "The Wood Song" -

    "What it takes to cross the great divide seems more than all the courage I can muster up inside
    But you get to have some answers when you reach the other side
    The prize is always worth the rocky ride."

    If you want to own an IG album, check this one out. It might not be loaded with the hits of some earlier releases, but I think you'll find yourself falling in love. It just works so well as a whole - a beautiful melding of talents and songs.

    5 out of 5 stars A CD so good I've bought it thrice!.......2004-09-27

    (I'm not a kid; I'm 25). This is the only CD I've been willing to pay for 3 times. (My first copy was stolen and the second I lost in a move). I have been listening to Indigo Girls for 9 years now, and this is still my favorite album by them. You will revel in the depth and texture of the lyrics.
    Rites of Passage
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    • I can be sweet and good and nice....
    • A MUST have for every collection!
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    Tanger : vues choisies

    Tanger : vues choisies
    Authors: Paul Bowles, Jellel Gasteli
    Catalog: Book
    Media: Relié
    Release Date: 19 November, 1991
    Publisher: Sand & Tchou
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    Paul Bowles en prétexte
    Si le livre bénéficie de très belles photos de Tanger, il pèche un peu par la contribution elliptique, minime et finalement peu enrichissante de Paul Bowles.
    On attendait pourtant un grand moment d'humanité, de littérature et d'exotisme de l'auteur d'un Thé au Sahara... qui ne prète finalement son nom qu'à un "beau livre" (quoique quelque peu austère et intimiste par le choix du noir et blanc) de voyage.
    Recommandé uniquement à tous ceux qui sont fans de Tanger. Les fans de l'écrivain risquant d'être déçus...

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    8. L'art de la liberté
    9. Dictionnaire des disques et des compacts : guide critique de la musique classique enregistree
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    ringtone88.com ns and Saints), all great songs. If anything, Emily needed to catch up to Amy on "Rites", not the other way around!
    All That We Let In
    Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
    • Indigo Girls - Another Solid Album
    • Best album in a while
    • Real Love Songs
    • Planets hurling..... and Atoms Splitting
    • Not bad, but...
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    ASIN: B0001CCY1A
    Release Date: 2004-02-17

    Tracks:

    1. Fill It Up Again
    2. Heartache For Everyone
    3. Free In You
    4. Perfect World
    5. All That We Let In
    6. Tether
    7. Come On Home
    8. Dairy Queen
    9. Something Real
    10. Cordova
    11. Rise Up

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    Some 20 years into their career, the Indigo Girls continue to work the same protected turf they staked out with their first album, building on their strengths--gorgeous melodies, teardrop vocal blends, and the occasional poetic insight worth jotting on the back of an envelope. But on their ninth album, their irritating habits remain as intractable as ever: must every romantic spat be framed against saving the whales (okay, the shrinking water supply) and the fight for clean air? And why not put all that randy energy to good use? On "Tether," a Joan Osborne-fronted song that would have aired on progressive rock stations in the '60s and '70s, the three need to kick it up a notch and set a match to those dueling, gasoline-powered guitars. Yet when the chips are down, both Emily Sailers and Amy Ray turn out inspired songs, especially "Something Real," in which a long-awaited reunion with a friend leaves Sailers full of regrets, and "Cordova," a haunting eulogy in which Ray's choices in lust and liberal causes start to blur. --Alanna Nash

    Customer Reviews:

    4 out of 5 stars Indigo Girls - Another Solid Album.......2007-05-19

    "All That We Let In" is the band's 9th album from 2004. It is a pretty typical album from them full of songs of relationships, heartache, social issues, politics and general wry observations on life. Overall I don't think this album stacks up against their best, but it is good for the most part and the material is solid. The girl's rock a bit harder than usual on songs like "Tether", and fill out their sound with the use of mandolin, keyboards, and various percussion instruments. The vocal harmonies are as tight as ever, and the two girls often opposite songwriting styles once again mesh nicely. Highlights include "All That We Let In", "Dairy Queen" "Come On Home", "Something Real" and the album closer "Rise Up". The girls still get a bit heavy handed with some of their lyrics and tend to mix politics with emotions. This does not always fit, but overall the lyrics are strong and effective. If you like the Indigo Girls you will probably enjoy this album, if not it probably will not make you a convert. It is nice to see them still putting out quality music 15 years after their debut.

    4 out of 5 stars Best album in a while.......2007-01-10

    This is one of my all time favorite Indigo Girls albums. Usually I just burn a few songs from each cd but this is one I actually wanted to buy because all the songs are good.

    5 out of 5 stars Real Love Songs .......2006-04-29

    The Indigo Girls know life gives us wounds that will never heal & joys that will never be realized; while this album may not be able to bridge those gaps, it helps us breathe in those absences.

    Some of us are fans of the Indigo Girls because they lyrically avoid half-truths & omissions:

    Something Real - But now I know the answer's always in the question
    I was either going to be the prodigal or the banished friend

    Rise Up - You remember there's more than this, there always was and always is
    Tend the artist in your charges, you are full invested

    Tether - Whatever it was, it wasn't manumission
    You can bury the past, but it's a mausoleum with a ghost of a fist that won't let us be
    Can we bring it together? Can we make it better?
    So plant what you need to make a better stand
    I'm telling you now, find the hope that feeds you
    Don't let them bleed you of your will
    We got stories lead to smiles

    Dairy Queen - The love you gave was not for free, but the price was truly fair
    I never felt so glad to be so well spent, so beyond repair
    And find that bit of faith that sets you free

    Some people might question the Indigo Girls' choice of spending so much time publicly advertising their personal failures & heartaches, but I think their good intentions, while not without risks, are well placed. Some people perceive they are torn in two when faced with multiple choices. "All That We Let In" asks: What forces us to choose one and discard the others? I really struggle with trying to decide if we're better off for all that we let in; but there's probably something good in all we don't want to discard.

    Indigo - The hue of that portion of the visible spectrum lying between blue and violet, evoked in the human observer by radiant energy . . . ; a dark blue to grayish purple blue.

    Closets are where we store what we need
    Where we leave things we can't let go

    I am grateful each day the purple girls don't choose to keep their private lives closeted. Think of how much suffering would not have been alleviated, and how much joy missed if they had kept silent.

    5 out of 5 stars Planets hurling..... and Atoms Splitting.......2006-03-21


    I bought this album on a lark. I've always regarded the indigo girls with a sceptical awe. I've snatched songs i've loved from many of their albums (shaming especially), but have been left feeling cheated, in search of a Complete Album.

    I take it all back (well almost). Cruising down highway 101 (in oregon) I was sold after the first 10 seconds of "Fill it Up Again." Their ability infuse issues that scratch to get up from under our skin with catchy pop-esque tunes is exhilirating. Personal favorites are the powerfull "All that we let in", "Tether", "Dairy Queen" and "Rise up"

    I will concede that a producer may have banished wonderfull live songs like "Heartache for Everyone." But life isn't perfect. But many of these song are!!! For an album that has the power to completely 180 your day..... BUY THIS


    3 out of 5 stars Not bad, but..........2005-09-24

    In the early 80's the Indigo Girls used to play at The Dugout, a tiny burrito joint (boy, I still remember my first chimichanga!) hidden in the back of a drugstore across the street from Emory University in Atlanta. Anybody who had ears knew they were bound for stardom. There wasn't anything else like them back then. Now that they have spawned hundreds of imitators, I've wondered why I haven't liked their recent work as much. Is it because it's just so familiar to us, or is the quality really off? Well, go back and listened to the first 4 albums and you'll see that their earlier talent has faded - not gone, but certainly not as strong as it used to be. There's nothing here with the passion of "Blood and Fire" or the humor of "Galileo." I've listened to this CD several times now and nothing in it sticks in my memory. I know, you shouldn't compare an artist's current work to their former glory. It's not fair. But with all that I've been through with the Indigo Girls, how can I help it?
    1200 Curfews
    Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
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      Authors: Alain Tercinet
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      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars WOW!.......2007-06-17

      This is an ALL TIME FAVORITE of mine! If you like the Indigo Girls...this is a MUST HAVE!!!! :)

      5 out of 5 stars Classic Indigo Girls.......2007-05-20

      This is one of my favorite cd's... and I own A LOT!!! Great performances! They sound just as good or better live than their studio albums. I've had this 2-cd set for almost 10 years now and it is still in rotation on my cd changer!!

      5 out of 5 stars Let it all hang out.......2006-06-13

      Long before there were the Dixie Chicks, there were the Indigo Girls, who could put on a stellar show. This double CD captures Amy Ray and Emily Saliers live, with a raucous blend of songs that combine social commentary with hard driving music. The Indigo Girls defied labeling, as they crossed over genres as well as bent gender interpretations of songs. They might be a little raw for some people's tastes, but if you are a fan it is pretty hard to pass on this CD, which seems to have best summed up their music to date.

      5 out of 5 stars THIS CD ROCKS!.......2005-09-25

      This is easily the best CD I have in my entire collection. I just bought my second copy, as my first one has been worn from dragging it everywhere with me.

      When you have to answer that "which CD would you bring on a deserted island with you?" question, you now have the answer!

      It's great for singing out loud in the car!!

      5 out of 5 stars Outstanding.......2005-01-29

      I love a good live album much more than anything put together in a studio but I'm normally sceptical of a "best of" live album that picks and chooses from a number of venues and dates. This release is definitely the exception and is a winner from start to finish. I could maybe do without the track from their early days (which has historical interest but is a definite flat spot) but every other song is a fantastic version of a stellar song. Higlights include an intimate "Power of two" and a thumpingly good "Tangled up in blue" which is my favourite version of this oft covered classic (if you haven't already, check out the Indigo girls guest performance on Joan Baez's "ring the bells". Their version of "Don't think twice" is a small slice of heaven).

      Surely after a few years, some great albums and some greater concerts it's time this release had a follow up? A two disc live selection that picks up where this album left off would have me queing up ready to buy it on the release date.
      Rarities
      Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
      • It's Collecting Dust
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      • Not for the Novice or Seasoned Fan, only for the Middle.
      • Many new gems in this collection
      • True artists don't need HITS!!
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      ASIN: B0009MAOWS
      Release Date: 2005-06-14

      Tracks:

      1. Clampdown
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      4. Let Me Go Easy- Live Version
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      Have the Indigo Girls hit the doldrums? Their concerts of late often prove to not only be lackluster, but dated, as singer/songwriter/guitarists Amy Ray and Emily Saliers veer dangerously close to seeming more like relics than icons. Part of that stems from their reliance on familiar material, as if their writing has slowed to a trickle. Now comes more suggestion of that in Rarities, an album made up of leftovers, odds and ends, demos, other previously unreleased material, and contributions to side albums. The good news is that there is much here to enjoy, all of it wrapped in the Girls' trademark corduroy-and-silk harmonies. Their demo version of "Ghost" is fraught with fevered longing, a remix of "Shed Your Skin" delights with its swirling, hypnotic soundscape, and the cameos by Michael Stipe ("I'll Give You My Skin") and Ani DiFranco ("Ramblin' Round") resonate with artistry and star power. But the 18-song album bloats with less-than-sparkling cuts (for example, a cacophonous rendering of Vic Chesnutt's "Free of Hope," two early and undistinguished songs from both Emily and Amy, and a techno-meets-country remix of "Free in You"). In the end, this is more a collector's disc than a window on the duo's "rarest" moments. --Alanna Nash

      Customer Reviews:

      2 out of 5 stars It's Collecting Dust.......2006-08-05

      Listened to it once - then put it back in it's case to subsequently collect dust. Most of these songs I've already acquired through other means, and the new remix was just bad. Looking forward to the new album release in September for a little redemption.

      3 out of 5 stars Mostly for completists.......2006-04-21

      I adore the Indigo Girls and have everything they've put out, so this was a must-buy for me. However, it's the least likely CD I'd play out of theirs. They're still in good form on this one, but it lacks the consistency of a regular Indigo Girls album.

      3 out of 5 stars Not for the Novice or Seasoned Fan, only for the Middle........2005-11-28

      I consider myself a die-hard (seasoned) fan, and I was greatly disappointed in this collection. More than two-thirds of the songs are previously released, so I was glad I could only purchase the 6 songs I needed. Most of the 6 actual "new" tracks are available in a poorer quality elsewhere. I am not criticizing the Indigo Girls for this redundant release, they asked their fans to vote on the songs we most wanted on this collection. This collection will seem weak and unrepresentative to the novice listener; as the duo has said many times "Rarities" demonstrates their growth as songwriters and performers.

      The overall message is: this collection is for the middle, those of you that fall somewhere between a novice and die-hard fan. If your rarities collection already includes most of the songs on "Rarities," then buy the few songs you need individually. If you only own 1 or 2 Indigo Girl CDs (or tapes), then skip this one for now and go with something else like "Retrospective," "All That We Let In," or "Come On Now Social." You will be much happier in the long run, as those CDs are more representative of the duo's songwritting and abilities. However, if you own most of their CDs and you are interested in understanding their development and influences (that you don't already know), then I highly recommend this collection.

      4 out of 5 stars Many new gems in this collection.......2005-10-11

      My favorite new song in this new Indigo Girls collection is "Let Me Go Easy," a wonderfully engaging and meaningful song
      that I keep going back to again and again. I have been an avid
      listener to their music for ten years now, and I own all of their studio albums, as well as several other collections.
      Even with this background, this song has risen to near the top
      of my favorites list. Not to be missed!

      I've heard a bootleg version of "Finlandia," but that version is
      not nearly as beautifully realized as the rendition included in this collection. Another wonderful track!

      "Uncle John's Band," which, although available perhaps from other sources, was not a part of my collection before getting this, is another really enjoyable song. I especially like
      the pacing of the vocal on the line, "I live in a silver mine /
      And collect berrys too."

      I haven't had the chance to thoroughly digest the CD yet, but
      other tracks that stand out to me so far "Mona Lisas and Mad Hatters," "I Don't Wanna Talk About it" and "Clampdown" (chillingly relevant with Bush and his ilk having so much power).

      There are at least three songs I would have loved to have seen included here, though: "Blood Quantum," "Letter to Eve" and
      "Wisteria." Had they been included, my rating probably would have been five stars.

      If you are a longtime Indig Benvenuto Cellini

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      ringtone88.com ercurrent of dissatisfaction and anxiety, whether about the outcome of a rocky love affair ("Moment of Forgiveness"), the still-extant racism in the South ("Become You"), or the ultimate fate of the Mexican women who fight for change with the Zapatistas ("Nuevas Senoritas"). Poignant, thought provoking, and beautifully crafted, with rapt attention to the interplay of instruments as well as voices, Become You finds Ray and Saliers back in top form and as relevant in 2002 as at the start of their 15-year career. --Alanna Nash

      Customer Reviews:

      5 out of 5 stars Redeemed.......2006-10-12

      I have been a long-time Indigo Girls fan, but after my purchase of "Come on now Social" in 1999, I was very dissapointed. I almost didnt buy "Become You" because of it but boy, am I glad I did! It is second only to "Swamp Ophelia" in my opinion, and I am so impressed by Amy Ray's songwriting. So, if you weren't crazy about "Come on now Social," dont let that stop you from buying this CD, it's excellent!!

      5 out of 5 stars LOVE this album!.......2005-12-08

      By far, this is my favorite disc since "Swamp Ophelia." I was hooked from the first notes of "Moment of Forgiveness," which remains one of my all time favorites. From the stomping rock of "Bitterroot" (my five year old niece's favorite song!)to the aching loveliness of "She's Saving Me," this is one of their finest collections. Mellow and acoustic-sounding, it is a disc I can listen to repeatedly and never tire of it. You'll find your standard balance of Amy ("Yield", "Bitterroot") and Emily ("Hope Alone," "Collecting You")here; all worth a listen. This disc is in my top 5 must have Indigo Girls albums - a real gem!

      5 out of 5 stars Soft, but not lacking in the least.......2005-03-05

      Although I agree with the other reviewers that this album lacks the edge of the Indigo Girls' other works, it is by far my favorite because of the mood it captures. Like "Indians, Nomads, and Saints," we feel as though these songs were written in a specific place/location, one that meant something to the singers. A combination of the dust of the desert, old motel, abandoned town, piercing stars, and expanse of the horizon; while this setting is stark, it is the people who pass through that give it color. Hands down, my favorite album of theirs.

      5 out of 5 stars Another Pearl from the Indigos.......2004-02-20

      The Indigo Girls have made another great album. The mood of this album is a bit more quiet than on most of their earlier albums. No rockers this time. But the songs are great as usual.

      Amy Ray has really grown as a songwriter. Most of her contributions to this album are very strong. "Moment of Forgiveness", "Become You" and "Nuevas Senoritas" are among her greatest songs ever. "Starkville" is also a great song. Amy was the rawer half of the duo; she still is, but her songwriting has really matured with this album.

      Emily Saliers` songs are top-notch as usual. 3 great ballads this time; "Deconstruction", "Hope Alone" ( in the same vein as "Southlands in the Springtime") and "Our Deliverance". Emily`s 3 other songs are fine too, of course.

      Great production by Peter Collins.

      5 out of 5 stars Getting better all the time.......2004-02-19

      I am an Indigo Girls fan and own several of the albums. I bought this one as soon as it hit the shelves and was not disappointed. My favorite songs are "Moments of Forgiveness," "Deconstruction," "Become You," and "Yield." I also like "Starkville," partly because I went to college there and I can just imagine the Homecoming Queen and her entourage coming riding into the Holiday Inn or Budget Inn or whatever. I haven't been able to figure out the meaning of "Starkville," but the others are beautiful, poignant, and insightful songs about relationships. "Yield" is about finding the balance between courage and learning to yield. Absolutely beautiful. These women are great songwriters as well as muscians.
      Shaming of the Sun
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      • Not Bad
      • A strong, thoughtful effort.
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      ASIN: B000002BS2
      Release Date: 1997-04-29

      Tracks:

      1. Shame On You
      2. Get Out The Map
      3. Shed Your Skin
      4. It's Alright
      5. Caramia
      6. Don't Give That Girl A Gun
      7. Leeds
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      Customer Reviews:

      3 out of 5 stars Important and Appreciated!.......2005-11-04

      This album has often been referred to as one of the weaker Indigo Girls albums, and I have to admit that I tend to agree on this; but since there are no really weak albums by the duo, maybe it doesn't really matter that much.

      The problem may be that many tracks, though seperately fine songs, do not seem to have the quality that make you remember them and want to hear them again. And generally this is probably the least melodic Indigo Girls album; it is also among the most electric, with electric guitars and drums on most tracks.

      The albums starts off greatly, though, with one of their coolest rockers, "Shame on You", written by Ray. The opener is followed by another highlight, Emily Saliers' melodic "Get Out the Map".

      There are obviously other solid tracks, but apart from the two first none really stand out.

      On second thoughts, "Don't Give That Girl a Gun" and "Everything in its Own Time" also deserve to be brought out.

      Though not their best album, still an important and appreciated release.

      4 out of 5 stars "It's alright... hate me cuz I'm different".......2005-03-03

      It was the beginning of a few albums of abberrations for the Indigo Girls - most resulting in some winning, very good songs, and some less winning, not so good songs. That doesn't all add up on Shaming of the Sun, famous for being the first "mostly electric" album the girls had made - Amy's rock number "Scooter Boys" scatters her "blood of the Indians" chest-thumping a little too liberally, and "Cut it Out" strains at the sensuality of hard rock. But certain new attempts are outstanding - "Leeds" is packed with Emily Sailers' poetic dissections as usual, but set up as a piano ballad, it's strikingly original. "Caramia" may be the most theatrical ballad the band's created, but it's also amongst the most striking and heartfelt. And the single "Shame on You" is the sort of fun, pop-radio single the girls had seemed to be striving for ever since "Closer to Fine," but it's actually much better - it's nimble, sexy, and even a little politically furious. It's everything the Girls strive for - and sometimes succeed at.

      2 out of 5 stars Not their best work.......2004-07-31

      I have been a big fan of the IG for many years now, and find great songs and new things to be excited about with each L'Art russe

      L'Art russe

      L'Art russe
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