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EAN: 0632427316589 Format: Single, Import Label: Nettwerk Canada Manufacturer: Nettwerk Canada Number Of Discs: 1 Publication Date: 1993 Publisher: Nettwerk Canada Release Date: August 18, 1998 Studio: Nettwerk Canada Editorial Review: Album Description: Single for the hit that turned the Canadian singer/ songwriter/ adult alternative diva into a huge star. Taken from her breakthrough 1994 album 'Fumbling Towards Ecstasy',it contains two versions of 'Possession' (Version I & Version II), plus 'Fear' (Janes Mix). Standard jewel case. 1993 release. Album Details: Two More Versions of Sarah's Break Thru Single. Average Rating:
 Rating:  - As a real fan, of course, you don't need this review, right?Although I am relatively new to Sarah McLachlan's music and am unfit to judge her body of work, I must disagree with the last posted review (see below). Buy this CD for the alternate mix of Fear, not for rehashes of Sarah's pop gem, Possession. In track order, Possession I, as noted by more knowledgeable fans, is the organ-less Canadian video version, very nicely rocked-up. Possession II is probably the reason most fans consider this purchase. I, too, bought this CD to ... Read More Rating: - You must hear track 2!This was my 4th Sarah McLachlan purchase way back in 1993, and the third CD I'd ever purchased. It still gets played. Possession I, while *very* similar to the album version is indeed different. The organ in the background of the album version is gone, and the guitars are mixed up a bit. This is the track they used in the Canadian video. The absence of the organ gives the song a more 'rock' sound. Possession II, the John Fryer remix of Possesion, pushes the song much further ... Read More Rating:  - A must-have.These remixes are very good. If you love "Possession" you will love Version II even more. The electronic mixing brings in refreshing options. Rating: - Sarah's haunting voice caressing an electronic basslineNot for every fan of Sarah's, but this is a great import. If you dig Sarah at all and are into Electronica, definetly check it out. |
