Solitude Standing Suzanne Vega

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  • Release Date: 10/25/1990
  • Original Release: 1987
  • Sales Rank: 16,146
  • Label: A&M
  • UPC: 075021513624
 
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Solitude Standing

1LISTENTom's Diner 2:09
2LISTENLuka 3:52
3LISTENIronbound/Fancy Poultry 6:19
4LISTENIn the Eye 4:16
5LISTENNight Vision 2:47
6LISTENSolitude Standing 4:49
7LISTENCalypso 4:14
8LISTENLanguage 3:57
9LISTENGypsy 4:04
10LISTENWooden Horse (Casper Hauser's Song) 5:13
11LISTENTom's Diner (Reprise) 2:40

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Editorial Reviews

The songs on Solitude Standing, Suzanne Vega's second album, had years listed beside them on the lyric sheet, so you could see that some of them dated back to 1978. But that bold admission heralded the album's triumph -- its diversity was what made it so good. Partially, that was because the old songs were the equal of anything on the first album -- tunes like the a cappella slice-of-life "Tom's Diner" and the warmly romantic "Gypsy" simply wouldn't have fit thematically on the debut. On Solitude Standing, however, they became part of an album of story songs set in a variety of musical contexts; many had band arrangements, and in fact, members of Vega's touring band often were credited as co-writers. Additionally, Vega had developed more as a singer without losing the focused intonation that had made her debut -- one of many compelling elements which helped make "Luka," a character song about domestic abuse, a fluke hit. William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide

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Can U Live Without It?..yes..Should U?..NO! =)by Anonymous

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August 18, 2001: This is my favorite by Miss Vega. There isn't a single track on this album that I don't like. In particular I favor Gypsy,Calypso,and Tom's Diner. I'm not a music critic,so I can't give you a huge essay full of big important sounding words that all mount up to ''I like it cuz it's good''. All I can do is tell you that I always feel completely excellent when I'm listening to this music. The world just seems to slow down and smooth out a bit when I put Suzanne in my CD player. I sincearly hope that you enjoy this album as much as I do if you happen to decide on purchasing it.