Track Listings (6) - Disc #1| All Artists: Sinead O'Connor Title: Gospel Oak Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Sony Release Date: 8/12/1997 Album Type: EP Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock Style: Adult Alternative Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 074646873526 |
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 | Sinead O'Connor Gospel Oak Genres: Alternative Rock, Pop, Rock
Gospel Oak was written by Sinéad and produced by John Reynolds and was originally released in June 1997. Includes the track's 'This Is To Mother You', 'I Am Enough for Myself', 'Petit Poulet', '4 My Love', 'This IS a... more » |
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Album Description Gospel Oak was written by Sinéad and produced by John Reynolds and was originally released in June 1997. Includes the track's 'This Is To Mother You', 'I Am Enough for Myself', 'Petit Poulet', '4 My Love', 'This IS a Rebel Song' and 'He Moved Through The Fair' (live). Sony. 2006. Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsHer best, her brightest, her most beautiful... troytron | 03/08/2003 (5 out of 5 stars) "Sinead fans were perplexed when, suffering a six-year hiatus between full original albums, Mizz Banshee released this vicious teaser. It turns out to be, perhaps, one of the greatest *incomplete* artistic canvases ever proffered by a recording "star." Gospel Oak, though an EP, is easily Sinead O'Connor's most realized, honest, defining, and elemental work. Owing to her intriguing behavior as an artist, she toured the world to support this teeny little acoustic, made-in-the-bedroom record, while she refused to tour behind Atlantic's multi-million dollar "Let's Re-invent Sinead!" whopper in 2000...the expensive 'Faith and Courage' album. However, this little forgotten piece of brilliance is the record where she truly rediscovered her jaw-droppin' chops as a songwriter, after the hell America put her through in 1992. Turns out that America learned a bit more about the Pope's organization in the meantime, and Sinead, who had effectively squelched her mainstream career, will never recover while the papacy will continue to drag on. But... every song on this record is a vocal masterpiece, a gem of poignant-yet-incisve songwriting, and sheer genius that, for a change, makes somebody actually proud to be a member of the human race. If you can get a copy of this widely shifted disc...do it. Don't put it off. You want real magic in your tired life? Look no further. I am not remotely using hyberbole here. 'Gospel Oak' is *that* good." A Rare Gem David | Cowes, Victoria Australia | 04/20/2003 (5 out of 5 stars) "I bought this recently after seeing it in a shop for the first time [in Australia]. From start to finish it is a collection of beautiful, gentle music. The lyrics are some of her best and the instrumentation often sparse but perfect. The highlight for me was the last track, 'He Moved Through The Fair', a live recording spotlighting the quality of Sinead's voice." This is Sinead's best, along with Universal Mother T. P Roberts | Tallahassee, FL, USA | 12/22/2005 (5 out of 5 stars) "This is an EP...therefore, it's probably low on most people's priority list. This is Sinead's best work, along with Universal Mother. They came out back to back. If you like Universal Mother, this is a necessary album to have."
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