The Very Best of Lisa Loeb | 
| Artist: Lisa Loeb
Label: Geffen Records
Category: Music
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Rating:  16 reviews
Sales Rank: 32989
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 000608302
UPC: 602498899700
EAN: 0602498899700
ASIN: B000CQQHHC
Release Date: January 24, 2006
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| Tracks:
| • | I Do | | • | Underdog | | • | Falling In Love | | • | Let's Forget About It | | • | How | | • | Fools Like me | | • | Bring Me Up | | • | Single Me Out (From #1 single) | | • | Furious Rose | | • | Stay (I Missed You) | | • | Truthfully | | • | Wishing Heart | | • | Sandalwood | | • | Waiting For Wednesday | | • | All Day | | • | Taffy | | • | Do You Sleep? | | • | What Am I Supposed To Say? |
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Album Description
A dozen years after exploding onto the scene with "Stay (I Missed You)" from the Gen-X movie classic Reality Bites, Lisa Loeb--one of the most recognizable musical artists of the last decade--premieres not only her first "best of" collection but her own unscripted TV series. With E! Entertainment Television's #1 Single debuting in January, The Very Best of Lisa Loeb was released January 24, 2006. Heard on both is "Single Me Out," the theme song to the TV series.Featuring 18 selections, The Very Best of Lisa Loeb includes all of her hits from five albums from 1995 to 2004, from the orchestral "Furious Rose" to the rocking "Fools Like Me" to the stripped-down acoustic "Sandalwood," as well as the most memorable tracks from her career to date. The literary Loeb also penned the album's liner notes.After growing up in Dallas, this modern-day Mary Tyler Moore enrolled at Brown University and formed a duo with her roommate. After graduating, she moved to New York and began playing the New York City club circuit to sell-out crowds all over downtown, backed by her group Nine Stories. Friend/fan Ethan Hawke brought her to the attention of Ben Stiller, who was starring in and directing Reality Bites. He added "Stay (I Missed You)" to the soundtrack and the single hit #1. Loeb became the first unsigned artist to ever reach the top spot. "Stay (I Missed You)" was certified gold and earned Loeb a Grammy nomination for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group, the U.K.'s prestigious Brit Award for Best International Newcomer, and a record deal with Geffen.Her debut album, 1995's Tails, went gold and Top 30 and spun off the Top 20 hit "Do You Sleep?," "Waiting For Wednesday," "Taffy" and "Sandalwood." "Stay (I Missed You)" was also reprised. Known for her sexy-and-smart girl-next-door persona, accented by her trademark cat-eyed glasses, Loeb created music that touched a new generation. She toured America, opened for Lyle Lovett and appeared at the first-ever Lilith Fair, a celebration of female artists featuring Sarah McLachlan, Patti Smith, Aimee Mann, Emmylou Harris, Tori Amos and others.1997's Grammy-nominated Firecracker yielded the Top 20 "I Do," "Truthfully," "Let's Forget About It," "Falling In Love" and "How," which debuted on the soundtrack to the summer blockbuster Twister. That year she guested on the Counting Crows' European tour and also starred at the second Lilith Fair.From 2002's A&M album Cake and Pie, The Very Best of Lisa Loeb culls "Bring Me Up" and "Underdog." That same year a revamped indie version of the album, titled Hello Lisa, showcased "What Am I Supposed to Say." 2004's Rounder disc The Way It Really Is included "Fools Like Me."Today, with a "best of" collection, starring in #1 Single (about looking for love in the 21st century), touring, and working on a new album, Lisa Loeb proves she is here to stay.
Album Description
Japanese only collection. Universal. 2004.
Album Details
Japan only 2005 compilation.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 11 more reviews...
I don't understand why they do that! January 30, 2006
Gerardo Gonzalez V (San Jose Costa Rica)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
I don't believe they left Someone You Should Know out of this collection!! That would have made this CD really complete!! I don't know why music companies always leave some relevant tracks out. Probably they think people will buy both records, but I don't think that's the case. Anyhow, I think this is a good selection, but not all of her best songs are here.
 great best of... March 22, 2006
tonsters (NJ)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
When I bought htis Cd, I was only familiar with Loeb's more popular hits like "Stay" and "I Do". However, I love the rest of the CD. I is very mellow, but Lisa's vocals provide a quiet power to her lyrics.
Finally! February 1, 2006
Emily (Minneapolis, USA)
4 out of 5 found this review helpful
Yes, Lisa Loeb is quirky *and* hot! :) She is also incredibly talented, and her music is original and infectious. I've been a fan since "Stay," and it's nice to see a "best of" collection. Most of my favorite songs made it on this album -- it seems like a well-chosen collection. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who has only heard "Stay," "Do You Sleep?" and "I Do" -- if you want to hear more of the same intelligent, catchy music, it's here in abundance! Also, check out Lisa's TV show on E! -- it's lots of fun!
Totally rocks January 28, 2006
Schway Master (WI)
8 out of 11 found this review helpful
I'm not usually into the "poppy" sounds, but Lisa Loeb has hit a homerun for young women everywhere. They can totally relate to her lyrics and moods, and for them she is kind of a hero. I admire her because she's honest with her lyrics and she is kinda kinky or hot.
Oh, grow up, folks... January 11, 2007
Aaron Minnick (Columbus, OH United States)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
Come on, folks. Lisa is an endearing, intimate artist with slice-of-life sensibilities and an knack for catchy pop melodies. The individuals who are slamming her seem to be expecting the cat to start barking. This CD is quintessentially Lisa and, if you let it, just might grow to be the best friend you always wanted--much like the artist herself.
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