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This Beautiful Mess,Sixpence None the Richer

- This Beautiful Mess
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Sixpence None the Richer
Released 1995

Within a Room Somewhere
05:06
928 plays

Bleeding
05:04
915 plays

Circle of Error
05:04
799 plays

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songs

- 1
- Angeltread
- 03:28
- 1,099 plays

- 2
- Love, Salvation, the Fear of Death
- 03:51
- 1,115 plays

- 3
- Bleeding
- 05:04
- 915 plays

- 4
- Within a Room Somewhere
- 05:06
- 928 plays

- 5
- Melting Alone
- 04:03
- 751 plays

- 6
- Circle of Error
- 05:04
- 799 plays

- 7
- The Garden
- 04:03
- 721 plays

- 8
- Disconnect
- 04:20
- 733 plays

- 9
- Thought Menagerie
- 03:11
- 726 plays

- 10
- Maybe Tomorrow
- 04:22
- 717 plays

- 11
- Drifting
- 03:42
- 783 plays

- 12
- I Can't Explain
- 03:25
- 741 plays

album review

This Beautiful Mess is the second release of Sixpence None the Richer. This introspective effort shows a hint of things to come with its poetic lyrics and slightly guitar-heavy melodies. Sixpence digs deep with their songs, refusing to limit themselves to strictly "Christian" concerns, one of their trademarks that has caused some "crossover" backlash. "Within a Room, Somewhere" is one of the strongest songs of the album, with Leigh (Bingham) Nash adding sweet poignancy to Matt Slocum's lyrics. "Melting Alone" keenly expresses the pain of loneliness. This album does have some slow moments, and gets a bit long by the time the last few tracks come around. All in all, this is a good album showcasing their promising future. ~ Melinda Hill, All Music Guide