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Alice @ 97.3: This Is Alice Music, Vol. 9,Various Artists

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Various Artists
Released 2005

Angel [Alice Lounge][Version]
05:13
64 plays

She Will Be Loved [Alice Lounge][Version]
04:43
46 plays

A Lifetime [Acoustic]
03:36
45 plays

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songs

- 1
- Lonely No More [Acoustic]
- 04:05
- 2,209 plays

- 2
- Right to Be Wrong [Acoustic]
- 05:10
- 365 plays

- 3
- She Will Be Loved [Alice Lounge][Version]
- 04:43
- 46 plays

- 4
- My Happy Ending [Acoustic Version]
- 03:57
- 2,420 plays

- 5
- Collide [Acoustic]
- 04:28
- 128 plays

- 6
- Lady [Alice Lounge][Version]
- 03:40
- 31 plays

- 7
- Meant to Live [Alice Lounge][Version]
- 03:17
- 124 plays

- 8
- 24 [Alice Lounge][Version]
- 04:02
- 41 plays

- 9
- One Thing [Acoustic]
- 03:51
- 136 plays

- 10
- Chariot [Alice Lounge][Version]
- 04:50
- 128 plays

- 11
- Somewhere Only We Know [Acoustic]
- 03:48
- 309 plays

- 12
- Angel [Alice Lounge][Version]
- 05:13
- 64 plays

- 13
- A Lifetime [Acoustic]
- 03:36
- 45 plays

- 14
- 1985 [Acoustic]
- 03:11
- 123 plays

album review

The ninth volume of Bay Area Hot AC outlet Alice 97.3's This Is Alice Music series features 14 more Alice artists getting their acoustic on for a good cause. (The disc promotes breast cancer awareness.) Rob Thomas' "Lonely No More" is better when it loses the mechanized sheen of its studio version, but no arrangement, acoustic or otherwise, can save Lenny Kravitz's tepid "Lady." There are also sufficiently organic, if somewhat motionless contributions from Switchfoot ("Meant to Live"), Maroon 5 ("She Will Be Loved"), and Howie Day ("Collide"). In the plus column Gavin DeGraw channels Rufus Wainwright for a solo piano version of "Chariot," and the mannered, very English delivery of Keane's Tom Chaplin separates "Somewhere Only We Know" from dull post-grunge balladeers Finger Eleven. Best might be Avril Lavigne's "Happy Ending." She stole the show on Alice @ 97.3: This Is Alice Music, Vol. 7 with a fluttery "Complicated." On volume nine's "Happy Ending," she still isn't the strongest vocalist in the world. But when Lavigne is separated from studio machinery, her brash defensiveness is more convincing, closer to the bruised emotions she always sings about in her songs. ~ Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide