
Tue, December 21, 2004
Sun, December 12, 2004
The Perfect Song
Excerpt: "what I always come back to.. is the small song that makes careful observations about everyday life. This is what makes the music by The Innocence Mission so moving and profound..." - Sufjan Stevens
Read Sufjan's entire quote about "The Lakes Of Canada" at All Songs Considered.
Sun, December 12, 2004
Don Peris Producing
"As of January 1 2005, Denison will be heading into the studio with Producer and friend Don Peris (of the Innocence Mission) and various musicians James McAlister (of Ester Drang), Sufjan Stevens, Awry, Dearest, and more to start recording next LP titled 'Are You A Dreamer?'* This record will be a mellow one... vaguely similar to Denison's first release 'Safe Away' and will be released in Spring 2005 on the California based label The Militia Group."
Download a live version of "Are You A Dreamer?" at eMusiclive
Sat, November 13, 2004 8:30 PM
Cross-Mailing List Poll: Classics worth repeating...
Classics:
Now In This Hush - 8
You Chase The Light - 5
And Hiding Away - 4
Sorry and Glad Together - 4
Beginning The World - 3
Clear To You - 3
Mercy - 3
Surreal - 3
Every Hour Here - 2
Everything's Different Now - 2
Medjugorje - 2
Notebook - 2
Someday Coming - 2
The Wonder of Birds - 2
Black Sheep Wall - 1
Brave - 1
Curious - 1
Go - 1
Happy The End - 1
I Hear You Say So - 1
Our Harry - 1
Pride Takes A Fall - 1
Revolving Man - 1
Spinning - 1
There - 1
Dream Picks:
Hooray For Amelia - 2
A Talking Down - 1
An Old Sunday - 1
Both Sides Now - 1
Do You See My Brothers Coming - 1
Lindbergh - 1
Pride Takes A Fall - 1
The Way You Know - 1
Voted: Gary M., Keith A., Gary A., Bill H., Tarin, Ana C., Pascal, JD, David S., Bill K., Jason K.
Fri, November 5, 2004
New Album At iTunes
Wed, October 13, 2004
UK Release Date
Thurs, October 7, 2004
New Album Available Online
Thurs, October 7, 2004
Bono's Speech
Bono's Univ of Pennsylvania Commencement Speech - May 17, 2004
read transcript or watch video (fast forward to about 1:51)
Wed, October 6, 2004
Wonderful World Video
Fri, September 17, 2004
What A Wonderful World
Tue, September 7, 2004
Now The Day Is Over
From Badman Recording Co:
Jazz-tinged and dreamy, this new offering from the innocence mission collects standards and traditional songs that singer Karen Peris has sung to her children as lullabies since they were born. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to organizations working to aid impoverished children throughout Africa.
"After hearing Bono speak this past May at my brother's college graduation about the plight of orphaned children in South Africa, our plans to make another benefit record were strengthened and propelled and we worked more quickly and spontaneously than usual. We recorded most of the songs over a three week period this summer, late at night, and it was really great fun. A lot of the singing was done live to Don's guitar playing. The spaciousness of the arrangements allowed for piano and pump organ and Mike's upright bass, " says Karen Peris.