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McLachlan - Touch [ DAD 24bit -96Khz]
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BitrateLossless
GenrePop
GenreFolk
TypeAlbum
Date 1 decade, 11 months
Size 985.57 MB
 
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Sarah McLachlan - Touch (1989) [DAD Reissue 2002]
FLAC (tracks) 24 bit/96 kHz | Time - 41:02 minutes | 939 MB
DAD to Hi-Res FLAC - Source: Classic Records' DAD 1042 | Full Artwork

Touch is the debut album by Canadian singer-songwriter Sarah McLachlan, released in 1988 and then re-released in 1989. The album was popular in alternative rock circles, but McLachlan would not achieve commercial stardom...


A largely forgotten album in the wake of Sarah McLachlan's mainstream success, Touch was the first album anyone heard from the singer. Only 19 at the time, McLachlan had years to go before she would become the seductive songstress of Fumbling Towards Ecstacy or the sensitive balladeer of Surfacing. Instead, she has more of an ethereal sound, enhanced by keyboards and a lush production that gives it a polished feel. Bringing to mind the '80s incarnations of both Peter Gabriel and Kate Bush, the songs here are moody pop tracks that showcase her incredible range more than anything else. A few tracks, especially "Vox" and "Steaming," are beautiful tracks that have a light sense of yearning that she would later develop into the sensual crooning of her mid-'90s work. And "Ben's Song," a piano ballad, would go on to be included in her live shows long after the other tracks from this album disappeared from them. But Touch is vastly different from the rest of her material (save for maybe a few tracks on Solace), making it a surprise to most curious fans. Her performance is the point where this is most obvious, as her gorgeous voice lacks most of the personality and emotion that she would later develop. But the material isn't bad, just uncharacteristic of the rest of her career. Some fans might be disappointed by the copious amounts of keyboards and McLachlan's restrained performance, but Touch is still a winner. Just a flawed winner, coming from a talented artist who was still searching for her artistic voice.


Tracklist:

01 - Out Of The Shadows
02 - Vox
03 - Strange World
04 - Trust
05 - Touch
06 - Steaming
07 - Sad Clown
08 - Uphill Battle
09 - Ben's Song

Sourced disc: Classic Records' DAD 1042
That disc is NOT WATERMARKED.
Extract Tool: DVD Audio Extractor.
All files were fully tagged.

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