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Michelle Branch
Released 2003

'Til I Get Over You
04:10
45,177 plays

Find Your Way Back
03:44
43,752 plays

Tuesday Morning
04:42
43,551 plays

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songs

- 1
- Intro
- 00:11
- 12,344 plays

- 2
- Are You Happy Now?
- 03:49
- 135,945 plays

- 3
- Find Your Way Back
- 03:44
- 43,752 plays

- 4
- Empty Handed
- 04:50
- 32,678 plays

- 5
- Tuesday Morning
- 04:42
- 43,551 plays

- 6
- One Of These Days
- 03:22
- 41,757 plays

- 7
- Love Me Like That
- 04:35
- 38,128 plays

- 8
- Desperately
- 03:06
- 38,793 plays

- 9
- Breathe
- 03:31
- 257,522 plays

- 10
- Where Are You Now?
- 03:25
- 35,785 plays

- 11
- Hotel Paper
- 04:19
- 33,332 plays

- 12
- 'Til I Get Over You
- 04:10
- 45,177 plays

- 13
- It's You
- 03:12
- 34,129 plays

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album review

Part of the appeal of Michelle Branch on her 2001 debut, The Spirit Room, was that she came across as a spirited normal girl with an enthusiasm for music. She wasn't teasingly sexy like Britney Spears, nor was she a brat like the then-unknown Avril Lavigne; she felt like a real teenager, something that was enhanced by her direct songs and earnest vocals, which were the furthest thing from flashy. Sure, The Spirit Room could be a little too polished at times, but it was tempered by her eagerness to make a record, so it turned out quite endearing. But like many second albums, her sophomore affair, Hotel Paper, finds Branch two years older and a whole lot more "mature," in the sense that any remnants of that adolescent passion have been removed as she positions herself as a serious singer/songwriter in the adult alternative vein. Branch remains appealing -- her blend of pop and mild roots rock sounds good and she has a nice, plainspoken charm and straight-ahead voice. She duets with Sheryl Crow on the record's best track, "Love Me Like That". Taken on the surface, Hotel Paper is fine -- it's big and shiny and it glides as easy as tunes on an adult alternative radio station on a summer's day. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide