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Snow White Trash Girl by Linda Draper
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fave it Modern Folk | Delicate
11 tracks | 31 minutes
Released Jan 2002
on Linda Draper
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 02:34 Thin Ice lyrics BUY MP3 02:34 Thin Ice lyrics "GIFT MP3" 02:34 Thin Ice
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:09 Snow White Trash Girl lyrics FREE 03:09 Snow White Trash Girl lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:09 Snow White Trash Girl
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A clear and talented voice, intriguing and fresh lyrics and accomplished instrumentation are seldom found in one package, but Draper has them all. (SPLENDID EZINE)
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REVIEW FROM SPLENDID E-ZINE
"If Nick Drake had been happier -- and a chick -- he would've been Linda Draper. Think of Draper's chosen sub-genre as "folk songstress meets feminist writer" (Anne Sexton during her fairy tale period, or Angela Carter with a smaller vocabulary) -- it's as accurate a picture as any. In Snow White Trash Girl, Draper trips over her words like little girls falling down hillsides while collecting buttercups: a little innocent, and a little too cute to be real, if it weren't for the grass stains and bruises. Her diction is perfectly clear, her tone sweet and musing, tasting her lyrics as she sings them. "So what if you are/snow white trash girl/you're a star," she sings in the title cut, and you feel she knows what it's like to be a Dundalk chick in love with some pampered rich boy from the Delaware side of Philly (or some similarly tentative and potentially humiliating experience).
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Unique, mysteriouscoffeetown wrote on October 21, 2009
This is a very different-sounding album -- not even Linda Draper sounds like this anymore -- with a spooky muffled quality that gives the songs an edge.