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What We Saw From The Cheap Seats
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What We Saw From The Cheap Seats reunites Spektor with production partner Mike Elizondo (Eminem, Fiona Apple, Dr. Dre) and is her first album of new material since 2009's far. The album is set to launch May 29, 2012.
What We Saw From The Cheap Seats was recorded over an eight week period this past summer in Los Angeles. Spektor wrote each of the 11 tracks on the album. She arrived at the session with a collection of new compositions, but others were pulled from earlier periods. She and Elizondo fleshed out instrumentation and sought to make each of the songs stand alone sonically. Most of the songs were recorded live with Spektor on piano and vocals, while additional instrumentation was added to these original takes. Of working with Spektor, Elizondo says "Regina Spektor is that rare artist that continues to surprise. Just when you think you have her figured out, she knocks you out with something completely different. It's that spirit that drives this record. Each song takes you on a journey that only Regina is capable of providing. She has truly outdone herself."
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- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 5.39 x 5.67 x 0.31 inches; 2.4 Ounces
- Manufacturer : Sire
- Item model number : 0093624951889
- Original Release Date : 2012
- SPARS Code : DDD
- Date First Available : March 26, 2012
- Label : Sire
- ASIN : B007MDQW3W
- Number of discs : 1
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This album has everything you need from an album. Happy songs, sad, nostalgic, love, regret, pain, gratefulness, success, defeat. It will take you on an emotional journey and though it may not be for everyone, I think EVERYONE should respect her talent. This album is life all rolled up in one, with a little bit of Beatles influence!
How can you go wrong with that?
Her music was infectious, the words so original and descriptive. Her expressions surprising and her delivery superb. And, then I listened to her interview on NPR's 'Fresh Air'and was captivated by her style and originality. I purchased her CD and listened many times.
First of all, Regina's voice is one of the most distinctive out there. She can go from musing and romantic to silly and fun, but never frivolous. Her words and their music are too serious. Regina immigrated from Russian as a small child. She and her parents lived in New York City where she was introduced to music everyday, the Beatles, classic rock, folk songs and classical music. She studied music as a small child and then moved from classical music to her now eclectic style. She is well known for her originality and her style. Many television shows use her music, and now she has become recognized. Regina Skeptor is a classic.
Her latest CD is exciting. My favorite is the song about museums and the paintings wanting to jump off the walls, 'All The Rowboats', with her distinctive vocalizations. Then 'Ballad Of A Politician', with it's superb satire, "shaking, shaking hand; Shake It, Shake It Baby'. The other tunes fall into place and deserve a place of their own.
Regina has a constant discussion with her piano tuners about the loudness and banging that occurs. She wants a smoother, more soothing style, and, she has to let them know this is her style, this is who she is. She is a romantic unusual stylist with a voice that overcomes any singular complaint. She is superb, what more can be said?
Highly Recommended. prisrob 09-06-12
My Dear Acquaintance [A Happy New Year ]
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My favorite is 'How' ~ what a beautiful description of the feelings after a break-up, without judgment or blame... pure appreciation from the neutral place of real love. Simply AMAZING! I must be on the way to the Guinness Book at numbers of listen to one song. LOL. I absolutely love 'Firewood' ("Love what you have and you'll have more love..."). Thank You!
The whole album is amazing, actually. From more than cute 'Small Town Moon' through funny 'Oh Marcello' (where Regina plays with her voice so cool ~ from an Italian accent to her voice-drums), playful and vibrant 'Don't Leave Me (Me Ne Quitte Pas), fantastic 'All The Rowboats' (which makes me think of Chagall for some reason), unlike anything else 'Ballad of A Politician', etc., to a simple & tender 'Jessica'. The whole album is another triumph of originality. I am so happy to see that Regina Spektor stays loyal to herself. BRAVO! Thank you for another masterpiece, Ms. Spektor!
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