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Product Description
2007 sophomore album from the American singer/songwriter who has won numerous songwriting awards and has had songs featured in Dawson's Creek, Party Of Five, Numbers and other high-profile shows. 11 tracks including 'This Joy', 'Like A Dream' and 'Oh So Beautiful'. V2.

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews   0 of 3 people found the following review helpful: Play Occasionally and Play Soft?, July 9, 2007 By  Stephen Saunders (DICKSON, ACT Australia) - See all my reviews    This review is from: A Lily for the Spectre (Audio CD) Karen Peris of The Innocence Mission contributes the only non-original to Dosen's second album and thereby hangs a tale. Peris does earnest, somewhat religious, and fondly optimistic, songs that can be sharp and memorable too. Dosen finds the serious and optimistic more often than the memorable. Maybe one should just skate over lines like "I'm just an owl in the dark" and "When I was young I had a dark heart inside of me". Or put them down to experience. Producer Simon Raymonde contributes apt bass and electric guitar lines to accompany Dosen's warm vocals and acoustic guitar. He slightly overplays the strings and backup vocals on these mid-tempo and slow ballads. Next time around, Dosen's talent could use a firmer hand in the lyrics and production departments. If necessary, do more covers. It's no offence.  Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this)