This limited edition maxi-single sub-titled 'A Special Collection' serves as a great introduction to some of Carpenter's finer moments. Tracks 'Superman', 'The Moon & St. Christopher', 'Come On Come On', 'Where Time Stands Still' & 'A Place In The World'. 2001.
Where Time Stands Still: A Special Collection,Mary Chapin Carpenter,Import [Generic],Country,Pop
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Where Time Stands Still: A Special Collection
Mary Chapin Carpenter Manufacturer: Import [Generic] ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B00005Q5B7 Release Date: 2001-11-27 |
Album Description
This limited edition maxi-single sub-titled 'A Special Collection' serves as a great introduction to some of Carpenter's finer moments. Tracks 'Superman', 'The Moon & St. Christopher', 'Come On Come On', 'Where Time Stands Still' & 'A Place In The World'. 2001.Album Details
This Little Maxi Single Serves as a Great Introduction to Some of her Finer Moments.Customer Reviews:
Don't break the bank, but it's a nice mix off different CDs.......2007-03-19
The first song is unique to this CD. It is called "Superman" and is not a song I'd consider a must have. "Tonight love is not a traitor but a friend..." I guess you could call it a song for a lover but it's a bit too somber and heavy on violin for me to call it a love song. It could be that it will take time to grow on me, like some of her others from the Stones in the Road/Place in the World era.
I like her voice and have all her CDs except her newest and "The Essential MCC" and I feel the other 4 songs here capture her essence well and sound good together. They have more of a sweet folky sound than country or pop to me.
Track 2 is "The Moon and St. Christopher" which has always been one of my favorites off Shooting Straight in the Dark (which is in my top 4 of the 9 MCC CDs I have).
Track 3 is the title track from Come On Come On, probably her most "pop" and most popular CD, though this is not one of the album's hit singles.
Track 4 is "Where Time Stands Still" off Stones in the Road. It deserves being the track the CD is named for since it captures the tone of the others well.
Track 5 is the title track off A Place in the World. I never felt that CD was as strong as the two after it but this song fits in well with the others.
I wouldn't but this just for "Superman" but if you don't own the CD's the four others are on and you can find it for a reasonable price it might be worth adding to your collection.
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