Good Enough

Solace Solace, Nova Scotian Sarah McLachlan's second album, is considerably more mature and musically sophisticated than her 1988 debut, the promising if limited Touch. In fact, this disc is a must-have for McLachlan fans whose first encounter with her work was with her extremely popula...	Fumbling Towards Ecstasy Pre-Lilith Fair, McLachlan had critical acclaim and a cult following but was otherwise just another hard-working female singer/songwriter--one who wasn't blasting down doors with overt sexuality or popping along in front of a male Svengali. Similar in their emotional urgency to h...	Hold On	Afterglow Is Sarah McLachlan a secret punk rocker? To be sure, her rebellion is hushed. On Afterglow, her first studio album since 1997's Surfacing, McLachlan's music is as tempered as ever; at times even the piano chords at the heart of the sound are tucked neatly beneath layer upon layer...	Touch Nova Scotia-born singer/songwriter Sarah McLachlan was only 20 years old when Touch was released in 1988. This is an impressive first effort, though maybe too earnest in its attempt to break new ground in otherwise familiar terrain of late-'80s synthesized textures. Yet McLachlan...
Surfacing There's the requisite number of gorgeously melodic and deeply heartfelt songs here--the addictive "Sweet Surrender," the Hollywood-style ballad "I Love You," the sad, profound "Angel," the flat-out spectacular "Witness." McLachlan's not prolific, but this short, bittersweet album...	Wintersong An album like this could cement Sarah McLachlan as a middle-of-the-road crooner ready for the Andy Williams Christmas Show, but there's more beneath the surface of Wintersong than just Christmas chestnuts, over-roasting on an open fire. Longtime McLachlan producer Pierre Marchan...	Live Acoustic Canadian exclusive five-track EP features acoustic versions of 'Fallen', 'Adia', 'Angel', 'Building A Mystery', & 'Answer'. Nettwerk.2004.	The Freedom Sessions [EP] [ENHANCED CD] An off-the-cuff curio for McLachlan's growing legion of fans. Recorded late-night and live at Pierre Marchand's Studio Nomade in the Laurentians, these loose, acoustic versions of songs off Fumbling Towards Ecstasy bring the artist to the fore and--like P.J. Harvey's 8-Track Demo...	Rarities, B-Sides 2 And Other Stuff, Volume 2 The Sarah McLachlan cottage industry rolls with Rarities. This disc of hard-to-finds and extended remixes offers some choice morsels for casual fans and a whole plateful for the faithful. The Freedom Sessions proved that McLachlan can do some nice stuff with a cover tune, and she...

It wasn't what the Title is supposed to be.
Just like one of the previous customers, I also received Fumbling Towards Ecstasy. I got that entire album instead of the three versions of Good Enough, and Blue. It also had all the supposedly correct information on the case, and the Title on the CD, but I got the wrong music. I contacted Amazon about this, and they are supposed to get a new shipment in, in early September. This will also be from the same manufacturer from Canada. I hope they get it right this time. I am getting a new copy when they come in. Then I will be able to rate it probably at the 5 stars instead of 1 right now, which is only because of the wrong music being put on the CD's.

Nice extras
Three versions of "Good Enough" including a live in the studio take and a cover of Joni Mitchell's "Blue" not available anywhere else.

As a huge Sarah fan
Good enough is my favorite Sarah McLachlan song, and this CD is awsome. It has three very different, very beautiful versions. This song brings me to tears whenever I hear it. If you are looking for a healing Cd this is it!