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      <title>To a Beautiful Place and Back Again</title>
      <rating>*****</rating>
      <body>Dripping with seductive vocals, gorgeous keys, soulful guitars, and a heart beating rhythm section.&lt;br&gt;&lt;i&gt;Desire&lt;/i&gt; sets the mood perfectly, and is probably the strongest track, although my personal favourite is &lt;i&gt;Moment Vs. Tomorrow&lt;/i&gt;, with it's trickling keys and soulful trumpet arrangement (Ephraim Owens). &lt;i&gt;Dreamscape Waltz&lt;/i&gt; is a beautiful instrumental, and ends with some inspirational whispers. &lt;i&gt;You and Me&lt;/i&gt; is one of the live tracks, and features the sitar and Middle Eastern inspired vocals. The other live track is &lt;i&gt;Find You&lt;/i&gt;, and is another of my favorites. It starts out with a dreamy jazz feel, and scatting vocals. The guitar solo tries to drag you away from that, but then the keys bring you back. The first &lt;i&gt;This Or That&lt;/i&gt; mix is more driving, with some serious weighing of consequences going on, where as the 4 track version is more mellow, and an excellent closer.&lt;br&gt;&lt;b&gt;Chapter One: Desire&lt;/b&gt; is without a doubt, poetry in motion, and a must on your frequent rotation list.</body>
      <contributor>poppyseed</contributor>
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