Paula Cole - This Fire

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CD Release

October 15, 1996

Label

Warner Bros / Wea

Number of Discs

1

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Track List

1. Tiger
2. Where Have All The Cowboys Gone
3. Throwing Stones
4. Carmen
5. Mississipi
6. Nietzsche's Eyes
7. Road To Dead
8. Me
9. Feelin' Love
10. Hush, Hush, Hush
11. I Don't Want To Wait

Additional Information

After a promising but overlooked debut album, Paula Cole kept the bills paid with a fateful stint as Peter Gabriel's vocal foil on his 1994 Secret World tour. Gabriel's immersion in richly theatrical, primal vocals only magnified Cole's already fevered attack; it's obvious that his sense of adventure as a producer and writer also struck conceptual sparks with the Massachusetts singer-songwriter. This Fire, Cole's self-produced 1996 breakthrough, finds her investing her songs with outsized emotions, framed by consistently inventive arrangements built around Cole's keyboards, and reaching a zeitgeist-piercing intensity on "Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?" and "I Don't Want to Wait," making Cole seem very much like Fiona Apple's older, slightly less cracked sister. --Sam Sutherland - Amazon.com