Shiver [Import]

Product Description:
Import edition of the Country superstar's debut 2001 album includes one bonus track 'All By Myself', which was featured in the 'Bridget Jones's Diary' film along with the Grammy nominated soundtrack. 14 tracks in all.

Shiver,Jamie O'Neal,Country

Average customer rating: Upbeat contemporary country What a way to start!! Great debut album! More Please!! Absolutely love it!

Shiver Jamie O'Neal Manufacturer: Mercury Nashville ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Contemporary Country | Country | Styles | Music General | Country | Styles | Music General | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music Contemporary | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music Country | Styles | Blowout Music | Stores | Music All Blowout Music | Blowout Music | Stores | Music More Titles at Least 25% Off | Blowout Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Brave My World Who I Am Katrina Elam The Metropolitan Hotel ASIN: B00004YWW4 Release Date: 2007-01-08

Tracks:

1. When I Think About Angels
2. There Is No Arizona
3. Where We Belong
4. No More Protecting My Heart
5. She Hasn't Heard It Yet
6. You Rescued Me
7. Shiver
8. The Only Thing Wrong
9. I'm Still Waiting
10. I'm Not Gonna Do Anything Without You
11. Sanctuary
12. Frantic
13. To Be With You

Amazon.com

Now here's a dilemma. Jamie O'Neal, who arrived in Nashville by a circuitous route that wound through Australia and Las Vegas, could forge an entire career as a talented Jo Dee Messina/Faith Hill clone. "No More Protecting My Heart" sounds exactly like the kind of L.A. bubblegum that Messina virtually exercises to in her videos, and it's impossible not to conjure the image of Hill on the shimmering seduction of "Shiver." But here's where the dilemma starts. Though this album marks her debut, O'Neal is a fully realized performer with a Ferrari of a voice. She's also an arresting and original songwriter. Example: "There Is No Arizona," a resonant, almost disturbing tale of broken promises and love denied, set to a sultry blues. There's nothing else like it on country radio, but chances are, O'Neal has lots more offbeat gems stashed where that one came from. Will she follow the road less traveled or the guaranteed path to megawatt success? The next album tells the tale. --Alanna Nash

Customer Reviews:

Upbeat contemporary country.......2005-07-30

Jamie made a great start to her career with this album, which yielded a number one country hit although at one time it seemed that it would be her only album - the follow-up took five years to appear. On this album, the songs are generally upbeat. Jamie has a strong, powerful but well-controlled voice that sounds great on any type of song. Jamie co-wrote eight of the ten songs with a variety of co-writers.

The album opens with the upbeat When I think about angels, which suggests that Jamie is happy with life. It is followed by a classic tale of sadness, There is no Arizona, in which a woman (not Jamie) is promised a new life in Arizona by a man who goes there but never returns to take her there. The next song (Where we belong) is about a couple being strong despite disagreements. No more protecting my heart (the first of two songs not co-written by Jamie) is about a woman finding love for the first time having previously been fearful of love. Another sad song (She hasn't heard it yet) is about a woman who senses that her man is going to leave her but is somehow trying to delude herself that he's still interested in her.

The next two songs (You rescued me, Shiver) find Jamie returning to her main theme of being happily in love, but these are followed by two songs (The only thing wrong in my life, I'm still waiting - the latter is an original song, not a cover of the Diana Ross classic) in which the man who she loved so much has left her. Next is a great duet with Mark Wills (I'm not gonna do anything) - this is the second and last song that Jamie didn't co-write. Jamie returns again to her main theme of being happy in love with the next track (Sanctuary) while Janie uses the final track of the original (Frantic) to explain that likes to live life in the fast lane. A further track (To be with you) has since been added to the album. There is also a version of the album with a further bonus track (All by myself).

Jamie is a singer with a wonderful voice who should be a major star but isn't. If you are a contemporary country music fan, you should give Jamie a listen. With three sad song easily outnumbered by seven happy songs, this is an album that will bring some sunshine into your life.

What a way to start!!.......2005-01-22

I, like many others, was turned on to Jamie O'Neal through her debut number 1 single "There is No Arizona." After becoming somewhat disillusioned with country music it was like a breath of fresh air. It was different and edgy..in country terms. It had a great feel and I loved the voice. I purchased the album and there are some standards on there as well as some realgroudbreaking stuff. I love the ttle track. The accompanying video wasnt so bad either. I found "To Be With You" also had a different feel from most country. Jamie is an incredible songwriter and she just shines vocally throughout the album. I eagerly await her new cd as it has taken so long for the true follow up(her shelved cd is out there too and it is great). Overall this is one of my favorite cds of the genre and a worthy purchase as it breathes new life into a genre that has been stagnant since the departure of Garth Brooks.

Great debut album!.......2004-06-30

When Jamie O'Neal came onto the Nashville scene in 2000, I was blown away by her talent. I rushed out to buy her debut album SHIVER, and I still listen to it all the time. Unfortunately, her follow up album ON MY WAY TO YOU was never released, she left Mercury Records before it was released, but she's working on a new album for 2005 on Capitol Records.

The first single was the haunting "There Is No Arizona", a sad ballad about a woman who realizes she's been played the fool and lied to way too many times. It was an instant hit, as was the second single, the bubbly "When I Think About Angels". The title track was the third single, which is one of my favorite ballads on the disc. It's a great ballad with a good chorus. I also really like the ballad "I'm Still Waiting", a song about loss and waiting for someone to come back, even though they won't.

Other singles from the album included the duet with Mark Wills (who also used to be on Mercury Records but has since been dropped) "I Don't Wanna Do Anything Without You", and the uptempo "Frantic". She really proved herself as a songwriter, and a singer, so it's a shame that her career hit a bit of a bump.

There's some really nice ballads like "She Hasn't Heard It Yet", "You Rescued Me", and "To Be With You", which closes off the album, it's another haunting ballad that seems to unravel and draw you in. "Sanctuary" is a good uptempo song as well. Any of the songs on the disc could have been released as a single.

This is a great debut album. If you haven't heard of Jamie O'Neal yet, pick this album up! You won't be disapointed! I hope her next album brings her back into the spotlight.

More Please!!.......2004-04-07

I am still waiting for Jamie to release her next album. This one cd was enough to make me a fan for life. I heard 'Shiver' on the radio a few times and thought "I have to hear more". So I got the cd and I am still amazed that a debut can be so good. I love every song on this album!! I am usually a fan of the sad songs and Jamie sings them with enough raw emotion to bring tears to my eyes. 'I'm Still Waiting', 'There is No Arizona', 'She Hasn't Heard It Yet', 'You Rescued Me' are my favorites. Be on the listen for Jamie's next album, this cd alone makes her credible in my eyes.

Absolutely love it!.......2004-02-26

I had heard Jamie O'Neal live on tv one day and was really impressed with her performance so I decided to buy the "Shiver" cd. I can not say enough good words about it. I love every track on the cd. I think Jamie definitely is one of the most talented country artists out there today. I would highly recommend this cd to anyone who is wondering whether or not they should buy it. Trust me, you won't regret this purchase!

Average customer rating: Amazing Catchy and Confident (4.5 stars) They've Got Potential A Sleeper Indie Rock Hit Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A Burn or a Shiver Edison Glass Manufacturer: Credential Rec. ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Emo | Hardcore & Punk | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Turn Off the Stars Future of Forestry On a Search in America Twilight Lost Ocean ASIN: B000ERU8QA Release Date: 2006-04-04

Tracks:

1. My Fair One
2. Forever
3. Starlight
4. The House
5. Today Has Wings
6. Dear Honesty
7. In Such A State
8. Angelic In Heart
9. Minutes For Memories
10. The River
11. You Mean The World To Me
12. A Burn or A Shiver
13. When All We Have Is Taken/Comfort

Customer Reviews:

Amazing.......2007-03-28

I can't believe my ears! Amazing Christian Music?!
Yes, amazing. From the thrashing rocker "My Fair One" - which I'm assuming is derived from Song of Solomon (Bible) - to the emotive (?) and wonderfully lengthy "When All We Have Is Taken/Comfort," I am thoroughly impressed. Hands down, one of the better offerings in newer Christian albums.
But to be honest, every artist on Credential Recordings is amazing. I think there's only like six or seven on that label right now (Edison Glass, Future of Forestry, Turn Off the Stars, Dizmas, Lost Ocean, maybe a few others), but they're all amazing in their own unique way.
Edison Glass probably takes the cake though. It's more like a toss up between them and Future of Forestry.

That's All.

Catchy and Confident (4.5 stars).......2006-10-11

As Indie Rock has taken a spiraling turn over the past decade, different bands are getting much more experimental with their musical vibe. Circa Survive gets technical, Spill Canvas has supreme sing-along anthems, Ariel Kill Him is subtle to an addicting point, and now comes Edison Glass with hooks that make you choke and an unbelievable sense of timing that comes through in their music.

Just when you think they're going to bust into a sing-song chorus (typical with pop/rock bands), they come through with a sick guitar solo that has you listening over and over and over again. What makes Edison Glass different is they have a keen sense to avoid predictability. Also, they have catchy hooks that make you sing that same song in your head. The guitars are subtle enough to give an indie rock feel, and heavy enough to bob your head throughout their songs.

The best track on the album has to be "When All We Have is Taken/Comfort", the first time I heard this song, I instantly fell in love. "If I'm unable when you were calling, if I'm unable when all we have is taken..." is an unbelievably catchy verse. The amazing guitar work in this song is what really makes this song great, though. The guitar solo after the second chorus (about 3 minutes into the song) is one of the greatest dual guitar solos I've ever heard. I couldn't help but start the track over repeatedly until I was satisfied, but the great thing is that I'm not satisfied; I listen to this CD all the time, it's ridiculous. I also recommend the song "In Such a State".

The only reason I didn't give this release 5 stars is even in such a great album like this, some of the songs in the middle tend to get repetitive and slow down the pace a little bit. Other than that, "A Burn or a Shiver" is one of the best releases of 2006, and probably the best indie rock album this year in my opinion.

Rock on! Later!

They've Got Potential.......2006-10-07

I'll admit it, Edison Glass's off the wall rythms and riffs will catch your ear (that isn't to say its catchy) and invite you to listen. I'd also venture to say that In Such a State is one of the best pop songs I've heard in a long time. But while that song is one of the strongest on the album, it's also what drags the record down. I was expecting experimental-tech rock. Most of the songs are low on guitar tone, and high on high-pitched, whiny vocals that get old after awhile, as they hit the same note over and over. "aaAAand suuunshiIIINE!"

So, while at times the mathrock is brilliant, repetitions, lack of meaty guitar tone, and equally redundant vocals keep this album from being great. However. There's a lot of potential here (check out the guitar solo on "When All We Have is Taken", "Starlight," "Honesty")...and I'll be buying the next album.

A Sleeper Indie Rock Hit.......2006-06-11

I'm so glad I accidently stumbled upon Edison Glass. Out of complete accident one day I downloaded the song "Minutes for Memories" and instantly I fell in love. Bands usually only get one song to impressive me, and this NY based four piece did exactly that. If you're unfamiliar with their sound (which most likely you will be), Edison Glass plays an upbeat brand of indie rock, full of sing-along melodies, catchy rhythms and poignant lyrics. If this type of rock and roll suits you, then Edison Glass is probably the one band that you need to hear this year.

After the first seconds of "My Fair One" start rolling, most are going to be captivated by the band's sound. Right out the gate Edison Glass presents the listener with exactly what you want to hear; Excellent, catchy music. The guitars are tight, yet play together with a loose relationship, which makes none of the songs sound calculated or forced. There's a very free and vibrant mystique to the band's sound, and they can easily go from a slower, atmospheric piece like "Starlight" to an upbeat rocker "In Such A State". The drums dabble in all areas, and can range from steady rhythms to quite complicated patterns. The way the band tends to balance their sound though is also most impressive. As the listener you get just enough of all spectrums of the music to keep you entertained and interested the whole time.

"Forever", "In Such A State" and "Starlight" are the real stand outs to me, but the whole record in itself is an impressive collection of songs. For a 13 track record that clocks in at just over 54 minutes, it flows perfectly every step of the way. Having the cd take you through twists and turns is the most exciting part, as you can one minute be singing along with melodies of "Angelic In Heart", before being subdued by the more relaxed "Minutes for Memories". Elsewhere "My Fair One" and "The River" satisfy your rock needs, while the title track and "You Mean The World To Me" are both quieter, more emotional songs. Overall there isn't one bad song in the bunch, and if any one of the previously mentioned songs does anything for you, this is really a must purchase.

"A Burn Or A Shiver" just might be the best indie rock album to hit shelves all this year just judging from my immediate listen. That might be a bold statement, but just one listen to the magic and emotion that is Edison Glass and you might be feeling the same way. "A Burn Or A Shiver" is recommended to all fans of indie and rock in general. Everyone should find something about this release to appreciate. It may not be the most well known album on the market at the moment, but I'm pretty sure that Edison Glass won't take long to catch on with a lot of people. Absolutely an outstanding album.

Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.......2006-05-10

I love the cd! If could listen to their cd for an eternity I would. I'll encourage everyone to buy this. It's worth the money!!

Average customer rating: Less is more on Azure Ray's second album

Burn and Shiver Azure Ray Manufacturer: Warm ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Dream Pop | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Different Stars Having The Reminder Winter Passing Original Soundtrack Carnavas ASIN: B000063IVN Release Date: 2002-04-09

Tracks:

1. Favorite Cities
2. The New Year
3. Seven Days
4. Home
5. How You Remember
6. Trees Keep Growing
7. A Thousand Years
8. While I'm Still Young
9. Your Weak Hands
10. We Exchanged Words
11. Raining In Athens
12. Rest Your Eyes

Amazon.com

Having landed a guest spot on Moby's 18, these two Georgia girls may be in for more attention than they ever bargained for. Maria Taylor and Orenda Fink's sophomore album is all wispy voices and ethereal acoustic guitars, the kind of music made by sensitive souls who would probably have a nervous breakdown if ever approached by strangers for autographs. "It's funny how you can forget there is a world outside yourself / Where the trees keep growing and the cars keep moving," they sing breathlessly on "The Trees Keep Growing." The subject matter might seem ordinary--themes like optimism ("The New Year"), self-doubt ("How You Remember"), and lost love ("While I'm Still Young") figure prominently--but the dense, dark delivery is anything but. Moving at an unfeasibly languid pace and not once breaking the otherworldly spell with abrasive edges, songs like "Home" and "We Exchanged Words" go down like slow-melting lozenges for the heart. --Aidin Vaziri

Customer Reviews:

Less is more on Azure Ray's second album.......2002-05-12

While everyone is listening to Moby, one of the artists that he (Richard Melville Hall) puts on the stereo is Athens, Georgia experimental/chill/twee duo Azure Ray. They co-wrote and performed track 4, Great Escape, on Moby's 18, invited into a coterie along with Sinead O'Connor, Angie Stone, and MC Lyte -- Moby's other collaborators for his first LP in three years.

    A month ago Azure Ray (multi-instrumentalist/vocalist Orenda Fink and keyboards player/vocalist Maria Taylor, both also in Now It's Overhead and previously in Little Red Rocket and Bright Eyes) released for the US their second full-length, Burn And Shiver, on Athens indie label Warm Electronic Recordings. It follows their November EP, out since January on Saddle Creek, and their debut, self-titled full length, released January 2001 on Warm.

Azure Ray make heavy-duty introspective dream music, boldly minimalist and anti-pop, quiet nearly to the point of disappearing into silence. In moments the new album's melodies and emotional colors touch the transcendency of Glasgow's Adventures In Stereo, who, like Azure Ray, make magic of multi-tracked, reverberant female vocals and elemental, repetitive themes.

Floating over synthetic bells, hints of percussion, strings, and acoustic guitar, Fink's and Taylor's lyrics hang in the air almost indecently personal (It's funny how you can forget there's a world outside yourself/ Where the one who loves you keeps on living/ Without you there). The album's an open diary on a bed illuminated by a shaft of light from the hall... you walk up to it quietly, hesitate, then pick it up. It's OK... she left it there... you know she trusts you and wants you to read it.

Azure Ray's minimalist and highly personal aesthetic, focused by producer Eric Bachmann (previously in Archers Of Loaf, now in his solo act, Crooked Fingers), reminds me a bit of the Cluster & Eno LP from way back in 1977. First exposure to that album left me wondering, in its time, whether the artists were just [messing] with me -- whether they arrogantly expected to get away with less studio and production time by proffering such extreme simplicity as 'art.' An open mind and a few more listens eventually paid off well back then, and does now.

The Cluster & Eno record remains timelessly beautiful in its minimalism and will forever. I predict the same to prove true of Burn And Shiver. (Review originally appeared on Rockbites.org)

Average customer rating: WHAT ?? 5 stars for The String Tribute to Maroon5! Fans will LOVE IT!

The String Quartet Tribute to Maroon 5: Under Your Skin Manufacturer: Vitamin Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Compilations | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Adult Alternative | Pop | Styles | Music Tributes | Pop | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music Similar Items: String Quartet Tribute to the Killers Live Friday the 13th (CD/DVD) Strung out on Panic! At the Disco: A String Quartet Tribute In the Chamber: The String Quartet Tribute to Linkin Park 1.22.03.Acoustic ASIN: B000294RQW Release Date: 2004-06-22

Tracks:

1. Harder To Breathe
2. This Love
3. Shiver
4. She Will Be Loved
5. Tangled
6. The Sun
7. Must Get Out
8. Sunday Morning
9. Secret
10. Through With You
11. Not Coming Home
12. Sweetest Goodbye

Product Description

1. Harder To Breathe
2. This Love
3. Shiver
4. She Will Be Loved
5. Tangled
6. The Sun
7. Must Get Out
8. Sunday Morning
9. Secret
10. Through With You
11. Not COming Home
12. Sweetest Goodbye

Format: CD

Customer Reviews:

WHAT ??.......2006-10-27

A string quartet tribute to brainless trendwhore music of that mtv fueled poser morons!! This is ridiculous, this must be a joke.

5 stars for The String Tribute to Maroon5! Fans will LOVE IT!.......2005-07-31

Being a HUGE Maroon 5 fan, I knew that I had to listen to "Under Your Skin". I didn't think that I would like it at first, because there are no vocals. Bottom line - THIS ALBUM IS AMAZING! It is so beautiful with just strings!

"Harder To Breathe" is more of a rock song, so you wouldn't expect strings to take it on properly. The strings compliment the song perfectly, though! "This Love" sounds LOVELY, it seems to be a song just meant for the strings. Listening to "Shiver" is so interesting, because the strings take on the guitar JUST RIGHT. Moving on to "She Will Be Loved"...wow. That's all I have to say about it! Wow.

"Tangled" and "The Sun" both sound beautiful. Both of them also sound like songs made for the strings. "Must Get Out" is a song that you would definatly not picture with strings...but it is pulled off!

When you listen to "Sunday Morning", the beginning is rather slow and there are not many strings. You may feel a bit dissapointed, but near the end it kicks off and the song is wonderful! "Secret" is also another wonderful track. The strings at the beginning are so slow and deep...haunting, even.

Now, "Through With You" sounds INCREDIBLE. This is, yet again, a song MADE for strings. "Not Coming Home" is equally incredible, with the interesting harmonization. Finally, the last track, "Sweetest Goodbye", is a beautiful closesure to the album. It'll leave you wishing the album was longer!

If you are a Maroon 5 fan, or you just love songs w/ strings, I completely reccomend this album. It is PERFECT to listen to in the bath, driving, outside having a drink...it's also good background music. Plus, since there are no vocals, you can sing along to it yourself! I do it all the time!

So what are you waiting for? This is an extraordinary album, just waiting for you to buy it!

Average customer rating: Is there anything unique about this band at all? No. aptly titled Aptly Titled

Shiver The Sabians Manufacturer: Music Cartel ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Hard Rock | Hard Rock & Metal | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Beauty for Ashes ASIN: B0000A4GCJ Release Date: 2003-07-29

Tracks:

1. Sixteen-Forty
2. One By One
3. Cold Black River
4. Numb
5. Cannibal Machine
6. Sweet Misery
7. Spiders And Flies
8. Bullet
9. Broken Circle
10. Bonus Track 1

Customer Reviews:

Is there anything unique about this band at all? No........2004-07-13

Literally, this sounds like any rock band in the mid 90's. You can predict every single riff, the vocals are going to be a little whiney, and the riffs are just mediocre. There is nothing going for the band other than the fact that they were in Sleep before this. (Sleep is a much better band, by the way). If you like turd rock, be my guest, buy this.

aptly titled.......2003-09-23

Shiver is the best and will be the best album released this year. The Sabians have the total package. Thunderous precussive mastery (Chris Hakius), infectious bass (Rachel Fisher), surreal guitar sweetness, (Patrick Huerta) and emotional, searing vocals (Justin Marler). This album is most aptly named because Shiver is exactly what I do every time I listen to it!
Let's hope 2004 sees another release!

Aptly Titled.......2003-08-20

Shiver is the best and will be the best album released this year. The Sabians have the total package. Thunderous precussive mastery (Chris Hakius), infectious bass (Rachel Fisher), surreal guitar sweetness, (Patrick Huerta) and emotional, searing vocals (Justin Marler). This album is most aptly named because Shiver is exactly what I do every time I listen to it!
Let's hope 2004 sees another release!

Average customer rating: Side-Line Magazine - April Tristraum/Shiver MCD A powerful and noteworthy debut A band to follow + one to avoid :)

Shiver (Maxi Single) Tristraum Manufacturer: Intrapop (Germany) ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music 4-for-3 Dance & DJ | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music 4-for-3 All Music | 4-for-3 Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B00020LXFY Release Date: 2004-04-03

Tracks:

1. Shiver - original mix
2. Shvier - [polar] - assemblage 23
3. Shiver - [whisper remix] - Echo Image
4. Shiver - [infamous electro dub] - infam
5. Shiver - invisible asps remix
6. Shiver - amun-ra club mix
7. Shiver - empire state human remix
8. Shiver - Darkscape remix - saxxonpike
9. Shiver - equatronic remix
10. Shiver - lime n' dale remix
11. Brilliant
12. I'm Under No One

Album Description

Debut CLUB single from Tristraum. Fiery female vocals over lush synth textures. Darkwave/synthpop/futurepop tracks. Includes remixes from heavyhitters Assemblage 23, Infam, Echo Image and Empire State Human. An instant dancefloor classic! This MCD also includes two un-released bonus tracks.

Customer Reviews:

Side-Line Magazine - April Tristraum/Shiver MCD.......2004-04-20

After a first single "Brilliant" which was released on Intrapop, we now get "Shiver" (with vocalist Krystyna Eller), an EP holding 10 remixes of the title track plus two other tracks. Modern electronica meets 80s synthpop, that's exactly what Tristraum is about. At first I had the impression listening to a reunited Communards, because Krystyna's voice has quite a distinctive vocal colour, but more obviously because it's close to that of Sommerville's . While the original version is already very appealing, the remixes give it even more flavour resulting in one of the most exciting CD singles I have heard for quite some time. The remixers have obviously been chosen to offer a very diverse collection of approaches resulting in a whole that doesn't bore you for one single second. The remix by Assemblage 23 for instance is a guaranteed floor-filler, but the best is yet to come with Echo Image who from their part offer a mix that could well have been one by Chicane or Seize, both known for bringing some really uplifting beats and layers into a song. The result from Echo Image is nothing less but pure delicious europopdance that would do well on club-playlists if it manages getting on there. The same goes for Infam who offers a mix that holds enough club hooks to catch a mainstream public. Hard beats are delivered by Amun-Ra, in fact their approach reminds me of those good old dance fests at Café D'Anvers before it got infested by crap... again material that will do well in clubs. Empire State Human offer in good tradition a more electropop version that has shown me once again what they are capable of, a band whose remix work is improving each time. The Equatronic mix could not convince me that much for being a bit too electropoplike to my taste, this track deserves a more dance orientated approach which is clearly present again in the Lime n' Dale remix that closes the remix chapter. On the version we got there were no extra tracks, so I have no idea how they sound like, but if they are anything remote to what I heard on this MCD than it's a must have for sure! Recommended for sure, if not satisfied, I'll personally refund you! Contact www.tristraum.com for more info.

A powerful and noteworthy debut.......2004-04-09

Tristraum set the bar high with this compelling first release, scoring remixes from giants such as Assemblage 23 and Echo Image. My personal favorites are the original version of "Shiver", and the Echo Image and Empire State Human remixes. Yes, there are a lot of remixes here, but they are quite diverse in style. The addition of two b-sides makes the maxi-single not only a tempting buy, but a bargain. Definitely worth picking up!

A band to follow + one to avoid :).......2004-04-09

Review by: Bernard Van Isacker- Sideline Magazine

Trisraum (www.tristraum.com) a US act that is about to see their "Shiver" single released, well, if I have to play at a party again, i'm pretty sure I'll pick one or two or three or four or even five of the 10 mixes on there to spin. It's really a marvelous release with amongst other a good one by Echo Image, to purchase for sure. Good stuff, also Tom Shear did a remix which is quite good to use in electroclubs, but I prefer the dance versions... what a relief after having killed my ears on listening to that crap from Janus, HORRIBLE, I still don't get what people see in such a band...

Average customer rating: Excellent single Shiver I love "Careful Where you Stand" coldplay parachutes My all time favourite Coldplay song "For You"

Shiver Coldplay Manufacturer: EMI Int'l ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Britpop | British Alternative | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Indie Rock | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | CD Singles | Pop | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Yellow Scientist / 1:36 / I Ran Away Fix You Blue Room In My Place ASIN: B00004SA6A Release Date: 2001-11-27

Tracks:

1. Shiver
2. For You
3. Careful Where You Stand

Album Description

Debut single for EMI from the current darlings of the UK music press. Similar to Radiohead & Jeff Buckley. Tracks 'Shiver', 'For You', 'Careful Where You Stand'. 2000 release. Digipak.

Album Details

Digipak. Following on from the Sell-Out Nme Premier Tour, Coldplay Return with their Fantastic First Single for 'Shiver'. Includes Two New Tracks 'Careful Where You Stand'& the John Barry-Esque 'For You'.

Customer Reviews:

Excellent single.......2003-12-24

This is a decent single. What I love about Coldplay is that most of the time they put out really good b-sides; good, original, unreleased songs, not just some live track or dance remix. I wish the singles market here in the States was as large as it is over in England cause I feel we're really missing out on some great stuff. Anyway....

"Shiver" was never really my favorite of Coldplay's songs. It's not bad, it's just not as good as most of their others. Track 2, "For You" is not bad, it's a slow piano based number that moves along gently yet never quite achieves lift-off. The closing song, "Careful Where You Stand" is a great one however. It has a beautiful melody and a wonderful guitar part. It's definitely better than some of the tracks off of Parachutes.

A decent single, worth the five dollars you can get it for.

Shiver.......2003-01-18

Okay: I didn't buy this single, but I downloaded the Mp3 for Shiver, which I thought was going to be the best thing ever: and it wasn't. Shiver definitely did not meet my expectations, or even get near my expectations. The only reason I gave it 2 stars is because I have not heard the B-side tracks, so they might be good. However, if I could rate just Shiver (the song), it would get one star.
Believe me, I love Coldplay, but I hate Shiver. Just get the 'Parachutes' album: you'll get Shiver along with a bunch of other songs that are definitely better.
I'm not saying that Shiver is a song that I can't stand, it's just that it's so boring that I'm not sure how it became a single. I thought you were supposed to put your best songs on a single, not your most boring ones.

I love "Careful Where you Stand".......2002-08-22

"Careful Where you Stand" is in my opinion Coldplay's best and melodically intriguing song. I wonder why it didn't make it onto their album. This song alone makes the single a must-have!

coldplay parachutes.......2002-04-20

this is their the first material, and i have to say that is amazing all the songs are really great, my favorite one is shiver, and this band is the best new group that i never heard. Their are cool

My all time favourite Coldplay song "For You".......2001-11-03

if you love the softer side of Parachutes, then invest the cash in this ep for the 2 b-sides.

"For You" is their masterpiece. Right up there with "Spies" and "Trouble". Sparsely driven by piano and as haunting as they get.

"Careful Where you Stand" is nearly as beautiful and mellow, this time acoustic guitar based.

Average customer rating: Amazing Albulm Great Albulm

Shiver Jenny Morris Manufacturer: Warner Bros / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music General | Soul | R&B | Styles | Music ASIN: B000008IMX Release Date: 1990-10-15

Tracks:

1. Saved Me
2. Bag Lady
3. She Has to Be Loved
4. Conscience
5. Street of Love
6. Self Deceiver
7. Little Little
8. Land of the Long White Cloud/Aotearoa
9. Humanity
10. Shiver

Product Description

Excellent condition, includes the original Cd, case, and paperwork, First Class shipped, ask me for my CD List or more Titles!;

Customer Reviews:

Amazing Albulm.......2003-11-19

The amazing thing is an ex boyfriend had this albulm 13 Years ago!! and I loved it so much........I don't know what happened that I could live without it for so long! However now I want it it seems impossible to find, the songs on this albulm are fantastic and i can still remember the songs after all these years.. Jenny Morris I salute you..

Great Albulm.......2003-03-02

This Album is Fantasic in every sense, It is completely heart felt and raw emotion I absolutely recommend this album to anyone who is apprieciative of honest to goodness music.A++++++++++++

Average customer rating:

Christmas Eclectic Various Artists Manufacturer: Burn & Shiver ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Trip-Hop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music General Christmas | Holiday | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music Opera & Vocal | Holiday | Miscellaneous | Styles | Music General Christmas | Holiday Music | Special Features | Music Similar Items: Reindeer Room Volume 3: Not So Silent Night Holiday Remixed: Reworked Classics And Originals From The Mistletoe Lounge Home for the Holidays Christmas Remixed, Vol. 2 A Very Unschooled Christmas ASIN: B000BI0WPO Release Date: 2005-11-01

Tracks:

1. Snowflakes Falling (JT Donaldson Mix) - JT Donaldson
2. Jingle Bells Hop - Sharpshooters
3. Fly Away - Motion Lab
4. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen - Platonic
5. Midnight - Daz-I-Kue
6. We Wish You Merry Christmas - Motiv8
7. We Three Kings - Josh One feat Cool John Ferguson
8. Snowflakes Falling (Juan Atkins Mix) - Juan Atkins
9. Silent in the Night (Dub Mix 2) - Up Bustle & Out feat Blaze
10. First Noel (Busted Up Mix) - Afrodisiac Soundsystem
11. Christmas Is Near - Xilen Xage
12. The First Noel In An Unknown Galaxy - GB
13. Merry Christmas - Poet Name Life
14. Snowflakes Falling (Ming & FS Mix) - Ming & Fs

Average customer rating: I'll pile on a bit here The Great Bands always break up too soon.. Beautiful Fantastic!

Shiver The Rose Chronicles Manufacturer: Nettwerk Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Dream Pop | Indie & Lo-Fi | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Beneath the Surface Nuages du Monde The Dawnseeker Solar Twins Mind Fruit ASIN: B000005DBP Release Date: 1994-02-15

Tracks:

1. Dwelling
2. Glide (Free Above)
3. Nothing's Real
4. Deidre
5. Brick and Glue
6. Undertow
7. Bottle Song
8. Visions
9. Shiver
10. Forgotten
11. Awaiting Eternity

Customer Reviews:

I'll pile on a bit here.......2006-06-01

Yeah, I agree that this is better than the follow up. It's not necessarily as polished, but it has more character to it, a real freaky focus on souls and death with Thirsk's vocals soaring to seemingly impossible heights on songs like "Awaiting Eternity". Yeah, I know, sounds pretty gruesome, and it gets a little preachy, but don't be put off too much, just enjoy the music and Kristy's awesome pipes.

By the way, the band itself is gone, but Thirsk has done some nice things with Delerium and is presently active with another group. She has a website, I'll let you check it out if this makes you want to follow her.

The Great Bands always break up too soon.........2004-10-16

I think Shiver is actually better than their more popular second album. Kristy Thursk's voice and singing are truly great; she's one of the most memorable front women in rock, and the band is good too. This seems to fit squarely in the alternative rock genre, though it's hard to compare RC's sound to any one band. They seem to have a variety of influences.. among them, I would guess, Cocteau Twins, and, given the band's timing and location, some Seattle grunge. Even if this combination doesn't sound good to you, it is still worth a listen; there are _many_ good songs here (the "bottle song" comes to mind) and it's good after many repeated listens. In other words-- BUY THIS!

Beautiful.......1999-11-07

This CD got me through the summer between my second and third year at University. Beautiful, real, soulful and inspiring.

Fantastic!.......1999-04-29

Kristy's vocals on Shiver highlight this wonderful album of Ethereal-Rock. Beautiful and fast-paced, the melodies are stirring and highly enjoyable. A pleasing experience. Check it out.

Music Album:

1. Sidetracks
2. Sing a Song for You
3. Singin' With Emmylou, Vol. 2
4. South Mouth
5. Stand Up
6. Steam
7. Stories and Songs
8. Submodalities [Import]
9. Swingin West
10. Tennessee Saturday Night

Music Album