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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A real world adventure on disc...,
By A Customer
This review is from: Pleasure & Pain (Audio CD)
I've been fortunate enough to see Angela play many times over the years. I always leave her live performances feeling like there is some good in the world. After listening to her CD I feel like there is something GREAT in the world. Angela manages to take you on a real journey, to places you may not have gone by yourself. Her album is a combination of old and new school. Old school: It's an album that tells a story and you have to listen to the whole thing to get the moral of that story. Stellar lyrical content. New school: totally phunky (yes with a "ph"), very cool loops and samples--definitely NOT your mama's pholk music. See her. Buy this. Be a better person for it.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Angela Motter .....A definite Pleasure,
By A Customer
This review is from: Pleasure & Pain (Audio CD)
Pleasure and Pain takes you on a soulful blues journey, yet rocks you at the same time. And being able to see Angela live is a definite pleasure. She's able to bring you into her world of storytelling and real life experience. You walk away with more of an appreciation for great talent. I would highly recommend this cd to anyone who loves great music.
4.0 out of 5 stars
Liquid blues,
This review is from: Pleasure & Pain (Audio CD)
Motter's music is a blend of blues, folk, and rock. From the opening song, I was hooked. She will definitely appeal to fans of Joan Osborne, Melissa Ferrick, or Melissa Etheridge. From the bluesy rock "Pleasure and Pain" to the soulful "Imprint" to the rock-out "isitaboyisitagirl" (which is about gender dysphoria), this CD has something for all spectrums. One just knows Motter would be a powerhose live, judging by the songs on the CD.
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