...Somewhere More Familiar Sister Hazel

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  • Release Date: 02/25/1997
  • Sales Rank: 34,236
  • Label: UMVD LABELS
  • UPC: 601215303025

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...Somewhere More Familiar

1LISTENJust Remember 4:37
2LISTENHappy 3:40
3LISTENAll for You Full Band Version 3:39
4LISTENLook to the Children 4:27
5LISTENWanted It to Be 4:53
6LISTENThink About Me 3:08
7LISTENSo Long 4:34
8LISTENSuperman 4:01
9LISTENConcede 3:57
10LISTENCerilene 5:33
11LISTENWe'll Find It 4:59
12LISTENStarfish 4:26

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Editorial Reviews

While it is a bit glossier than the group's debut, Somewhere More Familiar is an engaging record of polished jangle pop, highlighted by the group's harmonies and knack for ringing acoustic guitar riffs. The group's songwriting is a bit inconsistent, but when Sister Hazel do hit upon the right song -- such as "All for You" -- the results are exceedingly pleasant. Thom Owens, All Music Guide

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Somewhere More Familiarby Anonymous

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July 12, 2003: This CD made my long commute bearable. Upbeat, happy music that's great to sing along with.

Somewhere More Familiarby Anonymous

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December 24, 2001: This album has true feeling - vocally, the passions of the singers ring forth like Marc Cohen/''Walking in Memphis'', and John Hiatt/''Have a little faith in me''. The scope of the instrumentals is incredible, and the harmony is comparable to The Beach Boys or Simon and Garfunkel - if it doesn't surpass them. Thanks fellars.


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