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Vertical Horizon
Released 1995

Heart In Hand
04:38
547 plays

Famous
03:04
523 plays

Sunrays and Saturdays
03:36
498 plays

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- 1
- Heart In Hand
- 04:38
- 547 plays

- 2
- Wash Away
- 04:30
- 441 plays

- 3
- Fragments
- 03:50
- 364 plays

- 4
- Famous
- 03:04
- 523 plays

- 5
- The Man Who Would Be Santa
- 04:43
- 353 plays

- 6
- Angel Without Wings
- 04:19
- 1,020 plays

- 7
- Answer Me
- 05:31
- 381 plays

- 8
- Life in the City
- 04:13
- 303 plays

- 9
- Japan
- 05:24
- 314 plays

- 10
- Call It Even
- 03:40
- 370 plays

- 11
- Sunrays and Saturdays
- 03:36
- 498 plays

- 12
- Candyman
- 04:19
- 291 plays

- 13
- Falling Down
- 04:12
- 307 plays

- 14
- Goodnight My Friend
- 06:34
- 291 plays

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album review

Fans of Vertical Horizon's breakthrough album Everything You Want may want to add Running on Ice to their collection. First released in 1995, their debut was distributed by Rhythmic Records (home of Jacopierce) for a reason. The album is a folk-based collection of songs with none that resemble the hard rock, electric guitar sounds that made them popular. Members of Dave Mathews Band (Carter Beauford) and Jackopierce make appearances, which results in a cool pickup for fans of those bands. Running on Ice reflects the band's early roots (and appreciation of James Taylor). Obviously fans of There and Back Again will love this CD, but it might be a stretch for the modern rock listener who shies away from mellow, softer sounds. ~ JT Griffith, All Music Guide