For Katharina - That song is actually a song by Helium called Hole In The Ground...i think the original vinyl is out of print, but it is included on the All Over Me Soundtrack.
all over me song - Hello i`m from Germany, i search the song out the movie alle over me leisha hailey sing,, I heardyou talk, wer have the song? please write me a e mail, please sorry for my bad english
Oh Leisha and Heather - how i love you so... - i love ALL of the Murmurs three albums, but this one seems to be the most popular.THE SOUNDS:the first self-titled album has a very acoustic, girly driven sound...the second album, Pristine Smut, came back with a more rock kind of sound - with a twinge of country...and the third album, Blender, is kind of a re-do of P.S., with a pop sound.COMPARISON TO PRISTINE SMUT: This album is nearly identical to their second effort, Pristine Smut. However, Sleepless Commotion, a beautiful song about the murder of the artist s mother, was removed on Blender. And some very pop-oriented songs that don t appear on Pristine Smut, were added to Blender... which, in my opinion are kind of silly. (a song called La Di Da.) I prefer Pristine Smut to Blender, but unfortunately, it is out-of-print and hard to find. But if you can purchase it used, i HIGHLY reccommend it. If not, Blender is good too!THE COVER ART:wow. heather and leisha look breath-taking on this cover... which is ultimately the reason why it out-sold Pristine Smut. and it is packaged in an oh-so-fun pink, transparent jewel case.The Murmurs are by far, one of my favorite bands, and have been for the pasrt 6 years. Unfortunately, they never put out a new album after this... but it is still super fun and remains part of my CD rotations.
Getting close to what I want - In their third venture into the CD world there has definitely been some improvement. Most of the songs on this CD are the same as their prior Pristine Smut CD, but some have undergone rework. This CD is more pop oriented then either of the Murmur s previous CDs.I was disappointed that this didn t follow the same style as the debut CD, The Murmurs, but certainly happy that they had moved on from the 4 person band of Pristine Smut. It s a good CD, and the Murmurs have learned to perform pop music well, but will probably be a disappointed for fans of the original.
powerful for a girlie group - It seems to be stuck in my CD player and the songs rattle around in my head. It s a nice surprise.