Pictures
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Average customer review:Track Listing
- Mary Pickford (Used To Eat Roses)
- All In My Head
- If The Lights Go Out
- What I Miss About You
- Spellbound
- What It Says On The Tin
- Scary Films
- Perfect Circle
- Ghost Town
- If You Were A Sailboat
- Dirty Dice
- In My Secret Life
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #2661 in Music
- Released on: 2007-10-01
- Number of discs: 1
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.co.uk Reviews
Those who were irked last time around by Katie Melua’s unsubstantiated claims that there are, and I quote, "nine million bicycles in Beijing" and that indeed "that’s a fact, it’s a thing we can’t deny"--when at best it can be no more than an exaggerated guesstimate and at worst just plain made up--will be pleased to learn that there are no comparable aspersions on new album Pictures. There may still be instances when things just don’t seem to make much sense at all, and metaphors can tire in her company, though set alongside a trademark melting lullaby such moments don’t really tend to linger. Pictures is an album that, while essentially doing only what it should and little more, also begins to signal that her potential could yet be realised. Where she has always had the silk-lined voice of a fairy admiring her beauty in a dew-drop, and her albums of modern mainstream jazz have become naturally affiliated with bubble baths by candlelight, or large glasses of red wine sipped slowly, or both, this is where she starts exhibiting signs of maturity. On "What I Miss About You", "Spellbound" and "Perfect Circle" she sounds older, more contemplative, almost commanding, and genuinely soulful. Rising above the generic parapet she makes small steps towards an identity of her own. Perhaps more than just a pretty voice after all. --James Berry
CD Description
The Georgia-born singer songwriter's third studio album follows 2005's quadruple platinum 'Piece By Piece.' Produced byMike Batt (Vanessa Mae, The Wombles), the record has been described as the third part of a trilogy of Melua albums, andremains faithful to the qualities that made her first two albums so successful. 'Pictures' is a collection of timeless jazz tinged pop ballads which further cement Melua's position as one of the world's most gifted artists.



