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Sarah Mclachlan, Touch

Audio CD

Disk ID: 1742101

Disk length: 47m 32s (10 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 1989

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Out Of The Shadows 5:00
2. Vox 4:51
3. Strange World 4:05
4. Trust 4:48
5. Touch 3:13
6. Steaming 4:41
7. Sad Clown 4:29
8. Uphill Battle 4:39
9. Ben's Song 4:55
10. Vox (Extended) 6:46

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Review

Nova Scotia-born singer/songwriter Sarah McLachlan was only 20 years old when Touch was released in 1988. This is an impressive first effort, though maybe too earnest in its attempt to break new ground in otherwise familiar terrain of late-'80s synthesized textures. Yet McLachlan's pristine vocals and intricate guitar work yield several memorable tracks, including the opening "Out of the Shadows," the popular "Vox" (which also appears in a tripped-out--verging on hokey--remixed version at the end), and the enchanting "Strange World." Her youthful romanticism is perhaps captured best in "Trust" ("Somewhere deep inside me I hold a picture / Of a time long gone--a time of ease and / Simple pleasures..."), a catchy tune that is embellished with male vocals, sparkling keyboards, bongos, and distant electric-guitar licks. Later tracks become more endearing with each listen but in certain moods can be nauseatingly dreamy and vaporous. Nevertheless, this disc endures as a fine remembrance of the early days, when McLachlan was a fresh-eyed mystic songbird whose passions were not yet realized on an international scale. --Rebecca Robinson

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