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From: lorenmo@microsoft.com (Loren Moore)
Subject: Re: Jane Siberry: The Walking
Message-ID: <1993Sep09.224201.11700@microsoft.com>
Date: 09 Sep 93 22:42:01 GMT
Organization: Microsoft Corp.
References: <neilg.747119197@sfu.ca> <1993Sep4.022352.8447@bilver.uucp>
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In article <neilg.747119197@sfu.ca> neilg@sfu.ca wrote:
> bilver!bdoherty@osceola.cs.ucf.edu (Benjamin J Doherty) writes:
> 
> >Is it UTTERLY IMPOSSIBLE to get this album?  Is it an unneeded compilation
> >album?  I'm thinking that since they BOTHERED to list it that it would be
> >still be available somehow.  The system doesn't list everything, so why would
> >it list something that is unavailable?

Trust me. The Walking is quintessential Jane Siberry. It is her best work to date. 

>  No idea about the system, but I'm pretty sure that all of Jane
> Siberry's albums are still available in Canada. Her first album was
> entitled "Jane Siberry." It was followed by "No Borders Here" on Duke
> Street Records (in Canada.) Then came "The Speckless Sky", "The Walking"
> and "Bound by the Beauty." "The Walking" is not an unneeded
> compilation - I don't think there's ever been one, as far as I know.
> She's contributed odd bits and pieces - such as a vocal duet on "Kick
> at the Darkness," the Bruce Cockburn tribute album - but that's about
> it, I think. I've concluded that I'm a bit disappointed by "When I was
> a Boy," her latest effort. Oh, well.
> 
>  - Neil K. (n_k_guy@sfu.ca)

I have to disagree on the latest Siberry _WIWAB_. I didn't really think it was 
that great until I listened to it over and over for about a week. There
are definitely many very good moments. I'd try the tape loop
test. Stick it in your car stereo for about a week and listen to nothing
else.

daemien