Artist Info:Discography Album length: 12 tracks: 49 Minutes, 44 Seconds Street Date: 1995
Sixpense None the Richer's second album is one of their most notable. Although it was their self-titled album that
really sky-rocketed them to success, it was This Beautiful Mess that really established a fan base for them and is
considered by many fans to this day to be their best album. The deep, dreamy music along with Leigh's silky smooth vocals and Matt
Slocum's deep songwriting that made this album a musical journey not to be forgotten. Almost every song on this album is amazing in
its own right with one great song after another. My only complaint about this album is that the unique melancholy nature of the album
gets a bit tiresome after a dozen songs, but the album's unique musical style is what gives it its charm. The band truly found something
that works with this album, it just seems like they used what works a little too much. However, with almost every song being an epic
musical movement, you can't go wrong with this Sixpence classic.
- JfH Reader REVIEW:
Review date: 8/18/06, written by David Denis for Jesusfreakhideout.com
Record Label: R.E.X. Music
Album length: 12 tracks: 49 Minutes, 44 Seconds
Street Date: 1995
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Record Label: R.E.X. Music
