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This woman hits notes and emotes visions that are just impossible to believe.

If you ever get stranded somewhere, but at least have a copy of this album with you...then at least you'll have a little bit of Nirvana with you and you won't regret it...

it's just so irresistable....just take this from "Make you mine"...

"... you're the one i think about, time after time, you're the one that comes to me, visions in the night. I wanna complicate your feelings, i wanna heat you up inside, yeah, yeah, I wanna make you mine.... "

and so beautiful....lines from "paper cup" - "wishful....thinking i might be yours...."

and it just goes on and on...

... do yourself a favor... and buy this album... you'll never regret it.

Winterblue: From her Siren album, it was my least favorite but I was hooked on live version. Completely different and the bass made it so much cooler!

Walk this World: From Oyster, what can I say? Fantastic!

Island: From Oyster, she pours her heart out in this one. Her voice is so haunting and seductive and it amazes me how high her voice can reach.

Heart and Shoulder: From Siren, my favorite! Near the end, she drags out the notes so impressively: "when you're worried and confused------."

Paper Cup: From Siren, she makes it much more romantic.

London Rain: From Siren, I just wanted to keep singing along with her. The song is just so infectious. And it brings out the beauty of her voice.

Not Only Human: From Siren, again, electrifying.

Doubled up: From Oyster, another great song! You can definitely hear the cello (Nadia) in this one.

Truth and Bone: From Oyster, her voice has never sounded better.

I'm the girl: From Siren, very energized and she just wails the words out.

Heal: From Oyster, it was much more sensual than her studio cut and is now one of my favorites.

Make you Mine: From Siren, again, so different from her album.

Sugar: From Oyster, this song was already raw and swamped with emotions. I don't know how Heather did it, but the Oyster version simply pales in comparison to her live one. She completely loses herself in this song (not really a surprise since she was building up to this point throughout the gig)and the ending guitar riffs are so amazing!!!

I'm on Fire: I'm pretty sure this is Bruce Springstein's song but Heather most definitely leaves her trademark on it.

Most live performances often leave me missing a element or two of the radio edit version - either the vocals don't live up to what you've heard on the radio, and expect to hear during a live performance, or the band's music swamps the lead singers vocals. This album is an exception! The vocals are there. The band is there. The balance is correct. It's perfect. Better than the studio albums! You feel Heather's "presence" and that's all I need to switch into total ecstasy. The "rush" starts with "Island" and then when she sings "Heart and Shoulder" you feel like she truly means every word - if you won't be moved to another plane of nirvana when she drags out the high note on "...worried and confused...". Chills still run up the back of my spine and off the top of my head 8 months later after first hearing of this performance.

The devastation continues with "Paper Cup", during which you can almost envision yourself as the Prince dancing with Cinderella just before the stroke of midnight. The "magic" of that dream can be felt....

and it just goes on and on......

Heather is at her best here. This is not an album you can just listen to as background music. As soon as you flip it on you have to stop what you are doing and just groove with it.

It leaves you there....wrecked on her shores... Heather is without a doubt the proverbial Siren of Greek mythology.