Yelling at Mary [Dualtone Bonus Tracks] Mary Karlzen

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CD - Reissue

  • Release Date: 03/14/2006
  • Original Release: 1995
  • Sales Rank: 130,233
  • Label: DUALTONE MUSIC GROUP
  • UPC: 803020123526
 
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Track List
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Yelling at Mary [Dualtone Bonus Tracks]

1LISTENEverybody's Sleeping 3:54
2LISTENStronger 4:03
3LISTENDimestore Life 4:45
4LISTENTime's Forgotten Crime 3:48
5LISTENI'd Be Lying 2:59
6LISTENThe Way I See It 4:28
7LISTENWooden Man 4:55
8LISTENAnother Town, Another Place 3:04
9LISTENWalk Like You 4:07
10LISTENWish You Well 4:29
11LISTENAnywhere Is Better Than Here 4:59
12LISTENSt. James Hotel 3:28
13LISTENI Don't Know previously unreleased / Bonus Track / Original Demo 2:37
14LISTENSomehwhere Bonus Track / Original Demo 3:44
15LISTENYou Still Belong to Me Bonus Track / Original Demo 3:30
16LISTENDear Katie previously unreleased / Bonus Track / Original Demo 4:19
17LISTENHearts Bonus Track / Original 16 Track Demo 2:56
18LISTENWooden Man Bonus Track / Original 4 Track Demo 6:27
19I'd Be Lying DVD

About this Artist

Editorial Reviews

Mary Karlzen's voice is an acquired taste. It's thin and girlish, and the singer/songwriter often sounds shrill. But her voice has a way of growing on you -- the more one listens to Yelling at Mary, the more one realizes that she does have a certain charm. Karlzen wrote most of the songs on this CD, which favors an earthy and rootsy approach to pop/rock, Americana and folk-rock. Karlzen's voice might be overly cutesy at times, but her lyrics show her to be a substantial storyteller. The evocative "St. James Hotel" vividly paints a picture of the Old West and an American town near the Mexican border, while "Dimestore Life" finds a small-town teen-ager longing to travel and see more of the world -- only to end up going back home at 31 with a newfound appreciation of the town she once found boring. Like Bruce Springsteen, Karlzen has a knack for embracing songs that equate traveling or hitting the road with improving your life -- "Anywhere Is Better Than Here" and "Another Town, Another Place" find her trying to cope with heartbreak by leaving town. This isn't to say that Karlzen is in a class with Springsteen, only that she uses his influence to her advantage. Not magnificent but certainly enjoyable, Yelling at Mary is worth acquiring if you're a fan of Americana and roots rock. [This edition contains bonus tracks and an additional DVD.] Alex Henderson, All Music Guide

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