Lady Croissant
by
Sia
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Release type:What's this?
live album
First released:
Feb 6 2007

Overview Edit

Lady Croissant is a 2007 live album by Australian singer Sia. The album contains one studio recording of new song ("Pictures") and eight songs recorded live at the Bowery Ballroom in New York City, including a cover of the Ray Davies' song, "I Go to Sleep" which also appeared on Sia's full length album Some People Have Real Problems.

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Catalog number:
81258
Release dates:
  • Feb 6 2007 in United States
  • Apr 3 2007

Genres

Blues, Chillout, Electronica, Folk-Rock. Vote on Genres

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5 stars lady croissant
I love it when artist release live material, I love how they rework songs from their studio recording to producing there sound live. It also shows their vocal range, sometimes that can be a good thing or a bad thing for some artists. But with Sia, she shines beautifully – her orchestrations are lush, multi-layered and she belts it out for the world to take notice. With all of her songs like the classic, Destiny and Breathe Me, she sings beautifully, heartfelt and full of emotion and strength. Th…
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Written by Michael L. Toscano
3 stars sigh... why moderation is good
Oh boy... I wanted to love this one, but something about the live performance gave Ms. Furler free rein to make syllable taffy. The same drawn-out and blended vocal style that made the latter parts of 'Where I Belong' roll on Colour The Small One is taken to a sad extreme here, with no hint of e.g. the crisp staccato of 'Sunday' to moderate it. I still enjoy the album, but the slurred delivery on nearly every track gives me a twinge of disappointment for what could have been.
Written by Benjamin Reiter "ben_r"

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  1. composer

    1. Dan Carey [Producer, Engineer, Keyboards, Bass, Wurlitzer, Composer, Guitar]

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