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H StewartH Stewart - Lost (ca203) (January 17, 2009)

"Lost is a collection of music from H Stewart's own personal archives. Lost is a collection of love songs written in a time when love was lost, and ideals were shattered. H Stewart has never recovered from this period and hopes that the release of these songs will be a release from loveless days. H Stewart now resides in Waldo, a south section of Kansas City, Missouri. She is involved in Chemical, and literal arts, as well Experimental Sound. She has written two books Porched Hopes and The Unnessicary Flame. Her musical releases are To Touch the Taste of Sound, De La Souffrance, Swan of Skin, and Fevered and Childless. All releases to date have been through Clinical Archives."

Contact:
http://www.myspace.com/hstewartsound


Photo by Pavel "Zapa" Zaporojetz / 2008
Design cover by A. Lisovsky / 2009


This audio is part of the collection: Clinical Archives

Artist/Composer: H Stewart
Date: 2009-01-17
Source: Clinical Archives
Keywords: experimental; acappella; other

Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0


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"Clinical Archives is about expanding the definition of music"

Clinical Archives / 2009
clinicalarchives@hotmail.com
http://www.clinicalarchives.spyw.com
http://clinicalarchives.blogspot.com
http://www.myspace.com/clinicalarchives

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01 Blue Eyes7.91 MB
02 Angel on the Guitar12 MB
03 Sunrise Revival8.05 MB
04 Sorrow7.34 MB
05 Drowndings7.75 MB
06 Dark Mourning7.16 MB
07 Drop3.95 MB
08 Aye I7.54 MB
09 All Nigh8.26 MB
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Reviewer: H Stewart - [5.0 out of 5 stars] - January 19, 2009
Subject: H Stewart confused...
This is not my best album. It is an old album I never released in the beginning of my career because I was unsure about it. I am highly confused about the amount of downloads on it, but at the same time deafly aware. Therefore I feel I should give you more information on how it came to be, for I am a private person and often share little, let alone a lot... here is the lot.

This album was created immediately after I left the greatest love of my life. I care not to reveal his name for all worth knowing...know. I love him till this day. In fact last night we went out for drinks and discussed those admirable and those not. He in general makes me feel better about life. I am glad we are friends, I am even more thankful for the education he gave me. He taught me about life and living as someone smart. He gave me confident, direction and poise, and then I left him for my own means. Regardless of the anyone’s opinion on my decision life has been well since, full of new lessons, new songs, and then another relation, the lack of need for my voice. I since have composed three albums without my voice. These albums I hold close, I am yet unable to show then to the world, but soon I will. I promise you that.

Regardless of my influences and my loves, I am now. I work alone and steadfast toward a direction, which to me is unknown. I am musically now heading on the journey of my childhood, when I was a hitchhiker, when I was alone.

For me now is always, I am alone, without voice... forever interpreting our throne.

H Stewart


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