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    The Invitation

    The Invitation
    Artist: Thirteen Senses
    Label: Universal Int'l
    Category: Music

    List Price: $13.98
    Buy New: $10.57
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    Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars 14 reviews
    Sales Rank: 135988

    Format: Import
    Media: Audio CD
    Discs: 1
    Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
    Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5

    UPC: 766481136071
    EAN: 0766481136071
    ASIN: B0007RC5QS

    Release Date: April 4, 2005
    Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

    Tracks:

      • Into the Fire
      • Thru the Glass
      • Gone
      • Do No Wrong
      • Salt Wound Routine
      • Saving
      • Lead Us
      • Fast Forever
      • History
      • Undivided
      • Automatic
      • Automatic

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    Editorial Reviews:

    Album Description
    Debut album from indie act favorably compared to Coldplay & Keane. 12 tracks including the first two singles, 'Into The Fire' & 'Do No Wrong'. Universal. 2005.

    Album Details
    Debut Full Length Produced by Danton Supple (Elbow, Coldplay)


    Customer Reviews:   Read 9 more reviews...

    4 out of 5 stars Impressive debut   May 4, 2005
    Stephen Doig (New Zealand)
    7 out of 7 found this review helpful

    There's nothing startlingly original about the music on young British band Thirteen Senses debut 'The Invitation', but to write them off as unoriginal would be to miss the point. On the evidence here, much of which is stirring and beautiful, this is a group more concerned with breaking hearts than breaking barriers.

    I wasn't quite prepared for just how good this is given there are so many bands that peddle this brand of anthemic, melodic pop/rock with such mediocre, hollow results. Thirteen Senses manage to make big sounding music that is also heartfelt and literate.

    Comparisons abound to groups like Keane, Coldplay and Embrace (a sort of necessary evil in the case of a new band), and in truth they do fall roughly into the same territory as these bands, though with less grandiosity than Coldplay, more edge than Keane, and at time of writing, better melodies than Embrace.

    Given time 'The Invitation' is a real grower, while 'Into The Fire' and 'Thru The Glass' endear themselves immediately, others such as 'Gone', 'Saving', 'Lead Us' and 'Last Forever' prove to be equally very, very good after a few spins.

    You only hope Thirteen Senses' label gives them the opportunity to grow as a band, and down the line the chance to deliver on the promise of this excellent debut.



    5 out of 5 stars melancholy melodies sung sweetly by male brit   June 4, 2005
    tadmor (New York City)
    5 out of 5 found this review helpful

    If you like that sort of thing. This is your album. The songs are very hummable. At times orchestral. Not quite sure what he's singing about but it's kind of depressing and introspective. But the singer's voice is really sweet and he sings the songs really well and there's a dreamy, yearning quality about them. He harmonizes with himself and sings close to falsetto. Many highlight songs - Automatic, Do No Wrong, Gone, Saving, The Salt Wound Routine - all great songs.


    4 out of 5 stars Good alblum   August 29, 2005
    Brian Burrows
    4 out of 4 found this review helpful

    Very good alblum. Comparable in sound to Keane, but is actually better then Keane's Hopes and Fears. Also with a slightly darker edge. It is well produced. A good addition to anyone's collection.


    5 out of 5 stars Thirteen Senses can "Do No Wrong"   October 8, 2004
    tim43 (Mid Glamorgan, Wales)
    4 out of 4 found this review helpful

    I love this album although it is true the style is not original, but that does not matter when it is a style that works well.

    To me it is a meeting between Keane and Barclay James Harvest with vocals sounding like Al Stewart. As I am forty-something all these features make it an excellent listen. Add the fact that the band are from God's own county (Kernow) and you can't go wrong.

    Favourite tracks at the moment (I've only listened to it three times) are the single "Into the Fire", "Do No Wrong" and "Saving" but this will probably change over time.

    In summary, if you like Keane, Coldplay, Geneva or even BJH you will love this.


    4 out of 5 stars Nothing picks us up when we are down   April 10, 2005
    - - --^[Ag nt O nG ]^-- - (Mexico)
    3 out of 3 found this review helpful

    Well, let's just put aside the comparisons to coldplay or keane, and then listent to the cd, so you will realize this is a little bit more a rock album than any of coldplay would be, in they're own style Thirteen Senses offer us twelve really amazing songs with good lyrics, Perfect album to listent to in a rainy afternoon.


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