This Beautiful Mess

Sixpence None the Richer

Genre: Christian
Release Date: 1995-07-15
Explicitness: notExplicit
Country: USA
Track Count: 12
℗ 1995 IndieBlu Music

This Beautiful Mess ◷ preview

	Title	Artist	Time
1	Angeltread	Sixpence None the Richer	3:28	USD 0.99
2	Love, Salvation, the Fear of D	Sixpence None the Richer	3:51	USD 0.99
3	Bleeding	Sixpence None the Richer	5:04	USD 0.99
4	Within a Room, Somewhere	Sixpence None the Richer	5:05	USD 0.99
5	Melting Alone	Sixpence None the Richer	4:03	USD 0.99
6	Circle of Error	Sixpence None the Richer	5:03	USD 0.99
7	The Garden	Sixpence None the Richer	4:03	USD 0.99
8	Disconnect	Sixpence None the Richer	4:20	USD 0.99
9	Thought Menagerie	Sixpence None the Richer	3:11	USD 0.99
10	Maybe Tomorrow	Sixpence None the Richer	4:22	USD 0.99
11	Drifting	Sixpence None the Richer	3:42	USD 0.99
12	I Can't Explain	Sixpence None the Richer	3:25	USD 0.99

Reviews

SNTR

5
By Jackiejaci

I love this album! Been listening for year, I even own the cassette... Beautiful lyrics. An album I can listen straight through. A+
Best of Sixpence

5
By EnochDagor

I know many think that Kiss Me and There She Goes are Sixpence great hits. But that is only because they have not heard this album. I remember listening to this in youth group and loving it. It served as inspiration for my musical endeavours as well as for a young Christian.
A true work of art

5
By Wilks28

This is by far their best album. How i wish they could get this lineup back together for a reunion concert. Their sound hasn't been the same since. Slocum hasn't written an album since that has melded honesty so seemlessly with the music. Unfortunately this album set the bar so high for him (them). Subsequent albums have not measured up, IMHO.
Classic Sixpence

5
By G_la_hunt

I've been listening to this album for years now, and it never gets old. Beautiful lyrics and beautiful music. One of my top five favorite albums ever--don't miss it!
The first five songs and the last song make this an outstanding album.

5
By yeksitra

The rest of the songs are worth hearing, too. Sixpence was such a great *band* on this album. The bass and drums are tight and consistently inventive. The additional female singer/guitar player adds wonderful color to every track. The guitars pack a punch, especially on the first 4 songs. They must have been phenomenal to see live back then. This is quintessential Sixpence. Don't miss it.
Wow

5
By methnen

This is the album that made me a permanent Sixpence None the Richer fan. It's been rather hard to get these days because of Sixpence's constant label issues. Glad to see it here for future generations to discover. I can't think of a song on here that didn't speak to my soul at one time or another.