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Album Name: Busk Artist: Lisa Dewey and the Lotus life Year/Label: 2004 / Bella Union/Kitchen Whore Records Ordering Information: 
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Track Listing 1. Mellow Day 2. Rushing 3. Two Baskets of Your Clean Clothes 4. Hollow 5. The Cycle is Now Broken 6. Dream Wild 7. Thieves & Thievery 8. With You on My Mind 9. She Would 10. Sometimes Visit Lisa Dewey Official Site
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a Review by Anna Maria Stjärnell
Lisa Dewey follows her impressive "Weather Changer Girl" with a new album. She's working with Simon Raymonde of Cocteau Twins and Michael Steele of the Bangles fame.
The dreamy strains of "Mellow Day" leads us into a record of sweet vocals and melodies. It's hard no to think of the Cocteaus.
"Rushing" is ecstatic cascades of Raymonde's guitar and Dewey's lovely voice.
The lengthy "Hollow" is a great song. Dewey's voice and the melody lead to pure pop nirvana. It spins around hypnotically, gaining momentum with each repetition of the chorus.
"Thieves and Thievery" is gorgeously sad.
This is another great record by Lisa Dewey. Give it a try.
Posted on May 26, 2004
 
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