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Track Listings
| 1. My First Dream |
| 2. Deeper into Dream |
| 3. Lean into It |
| 4. Indian Myna |
| 5. Pointless Beauty |
| 6. When the Light Goes Out |
| 7. My Second Dream |
| 8. Glue |
| 9. The Church of Everybody Else |
| 10. I Want My Mind Back |
| 11. Get Used to It |
| 12. Dirty/My Third Dream |
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:MP3 Music|Amazon Verified Purchase
Ben Lee started in a little punk band and morphed over the years into an awesome songwriter. His album "Something to Remember me By" will always have a special place in my heart. Ben Lee tells personal stories in his music that let you into his world and allows you to feel his emotions. He has experimented with many different sounds over the years. From the inexperienced, yet clever "Grandpa Would" to the acoustic guitar in "Something to Remember me by" to the synth-laden silky pop of "Breathing Tornadoes" to the slow, extremely personal sound of "Awake is the New sleep." The last 2 albums, "Ripe" and "The Rebirth of Venus" are the most poppy that he has ever been. They are fantastic albums too. This one seems to have gotten back into the vein of "Awake is the New Sleep." It's not nearly as poppy as the last 2. As with all of his albums, I will probably have to listen to it several times before I really get it. But that is the mark of a great album. It can catch you off guard at first and then grow on you. Most of my favorite albums were that way. I expect to have this album in my car stereo for a long while.
By Adam Ramm
Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
It's no breathing Tornadoes or Awake Is The New Sleep, but considering the state of music these days it's average I'd say. I just expect more when getting a new Ben Lee album.
