- haunting, raw, and fantastic
5
By conflicted24
God help you if you in love and have lost it. This album won't help you get over it.
- NO WAY!!
5
By Edith JF
i can't believe rachael yamagata has another album!! and that i get to be one of the first people to review it!! her voice is so amazing, and she is definitely a true artist. THANKS FOR BEING AWESOME RACHAEL!!
- A real artist
5
By kjharley0
Just amazing.. beautiful, complex, moving, wonderful music..
- Enter Ray LaMontagne
5
By seestarrs1
Duet just brought tears to my eyes literally. Rachel and Ray couldn't be a more perfect duo.
- Love it.
5
By mmyf
So great and moving. Just awesome.
- rachael is still brokenhearted...
4
By kallano
Thank you to those who screwed with Rachael. If it weren't for them, we would not have had "Happenstance", her previous, or this dual disc album.
The tunes on the first disc (tracks 1-9), are perfect for quiet nights for when you reminisce about the one you lost but she picks up steam at the tail end and finishes the album strong with a more density and momentum in her sound. Rachael and Ray LaMontagne share a beautiful and delicate song rightfully called "duet" that is worth a preview but seem to echo sounds a la the Swell Season (the folks from the film "Once").
Thanks itunes peeps for including the hidden track.
- Beautiful, Poignant, Subtle, and Heartbreaking
5
By B's Bag w/Hot Sauce
This is what emotion sounds like. The track "Elephants" poetically describes a loss with a stunning attention to detail. The album continues in it's raw portrayl of a girl's emotions that is sure to capture the listener. Check this out.
- Wake me up in 10 minutes K
1
By jleroy78
I loved Happenstance, but Elephant is boring!
- Wow
5
By Fava Flav
Kinda of speechless, what an amazing song, we will probably hear this one on Grey's
