Artist: Melissa Ferrick
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
The Other Side
Year: 2004
Tracks: 10
Singer/songwriter Melissa Ferrick emerged in 1994 as part of a radical of new female alternative singer/songwriters, very much in the mineral vein of Liz Phair. Ferrick began vocalizing in coffeehouses after falling out of college, eventually rambling up in Boston. Her major discovery arrived one night when she replaced Morrissey's opening act less than an hour before commencement. Ferrick's performance impressed Morrissey and he invited her to exposed for him during the rest of the turn. The term of enlistment earned her a small furor undermentioned as good as a constrict with Atlantic Records. She released her debut album, Massive Blur, in 1994 to good reviews; the critical reception for her stripped s album, Willing to Wait, earned even stronger reviews. Everything I Need followed in 1998, and in early 2000 Ferrick returned with Exemption. Capturing her enigmatic stage persona, Ferrick issued Skinnier, Faster, Live at the B.P.C. in early 2001.
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