Timbre [Bonus Disc] CLEAN VERSION Sophie B. Hawkins

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  • Release Date: 04/24/2001
  • Original Release: 1999
  • Sales Rank: 152,912
  • Label: RYKODISC
  • UPC: 014431061523

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Timbre [Bonus Disc]

Disc 1
1LISTENWalking in My Blue Jeans Formerly Strange Thing 3:53
2LISTENNo Connection 4:48
3LISTEN32 Lines 5:03
4LISTENMMM My Best Friend 4:41
5LISTENBare the Weight of Me 4:29
6LISTENNocturne 4:08
7LISTENThe Darkest Childe 5:52
8LISTENI Walk Alone 4:12
9LISTENYour Tongue Like the Sun in My Mouth 5:43
10LISTENLose Your Way 4:04
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Disc 2
1LISTENYou Turn Me On Bonus Track 31:18
2LISTENTravelling Light Bonus Track 28:12
3LISTENI Walk Alone Bonus Track / Timbre Demo 22:30
4LISTENNo Connection Bonus Track / Timbre Demo 17:35
5LISTENWalking in My Blues Jeans Bonus Track / Radio Edit 10:57
6LISTENLose Your Way Bonus Track / Bounce Remix 8:05
7LISTENLose Your Way Bonus Track / Spanish Remix 4:02
8Video Biography Video Enhancement 22:06
9No Connection Video Enhancement
10The One You Have Not Seen Video Enhancement/Home Demo Version
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Since she works in a genre commonly tagged as adult contemporary pop, it's easy for some critics to dismiss Sophie B. Hawkins, but she's much more adventurous than most of her adult pop peers. That wasn't immediately evident on her debut, Tongues and Tails, even if "Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover" playfully twisted sexual conventions, but Whaler showed significant progress. Her third album, Timbre, explores even greater territory, even if it's in subtle ways. Hawkins favors strong melodies and clean, polished productions, which makes her music enjoyable on a surface level, but it also reveals more upon each subsequent play. Certain quirks are self-evident upon an initial listen -- the beatnik pretensions of "The Darkest Childe," which ultimately sinks under its own poetic weight -- but the genuinely intriguing moments, such as the weirdly exotic instrumentations and evocative lyrics, only appear upon repeated spins. By that point, Timbre has slowly, surely worked its way into the subconscious -- Hawkins' songs are melodic, yet they blossom and become memorable over time. She has crafted two rewarding albums prior to Timbre, yet this may be her best yet. It lacks a standout single on the lines of "Damn, I Wish I Was Your Lover" or "As I Lay Me Down," but song for song, it's impressively consistent, and her performances are remarkably assured, elevating Timbre to her finest moment yet. [A clean version was released in 2001, packaged with an additional CD of bonus material.] Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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