Jupiters Darling [Digipak] by Heart (CD, Mar-2005, Sovereign Artists)

Album Features
UPC:	616948195328
Artist:	Heart
Format:	CD
Release Year:	2005
Record Label:	Sovereign Artists
Genre:	Hard Rock, Rock & Pop

Track Listing
1. Make Me
2. Oldest Story in the World
3. Things
4. Perfect Goodbye, The
5. Enough
6. Move On
7. I Need the Rain
8. I Give Up
9. Vainglorious
10. No Other Love
11. Led to One
12. Down the Nile
13. I'm Fine
14. Fallen Ones
15. Lost Angel
16. Hello Moonglow

Details
Contributing Artists:	Mike McCready, Jerry Cantrell
Producer:	Nancy Wilson, Craig Bartock
Distributor:	Navarre
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
Heart: Nancy Wilson (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, dulcimer, mandocello, mandolin, harmonica); Ann Wilson (vocals); Craig Bartock (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, E-bow, Mellotron, marimba, background vocals); Darian Sahanaja (keyboards); Mike Inez (bass instrument, bass guitar, tambourine); Ben Smith (drums).Additional personnel: Jerry Cantrell, Mike McCready (guitar).When Heart went into a hiatus of sorts in the mid-1990s, Nancy Wilson delved into film scoring, periodically joining her sister Ann in the acoustic duo the Lovemongers. The long absence of Heart left fans hoping for a new studio album, with fingers crossed that a return to the band's roots was inevitable.The 16 tracks that make up 2004's JUPITER'S DARLING are rife with rock-solid writing, passionate vocals, and seasoned musicianship. With help from the overflowing well of Seattle talent (including guest guitarists Mike McCready of Pearl Jam and Jerry Cantrell, formerly of Alice in Chains), the group includes rock bass veteran Mike Inez (Ozzy Osbourne, Alice in Chains). Love lost, and better left behind, is the prevailing theme strung across "Make Me," "Perfect Goodbye," and the heavy-grooving "Move On." "Oldest Story in the World" aims a pointed finger at the media, while "Vainglorious" shoots an arrow at its self-obsessed target. A Zeppelinesque spirit is channeled through "Things," "Enough," and the homesick "Led to One." Strangely familiar and yet distinctly of its time, JUPITER'S DARLING is a welcome return, sure to please both old and new Heart fans.

Editorial Reviews
3 stars out of 5 - [Heart] still have a tangible appetite for combustion, their choruses big, their lovin' reassuringly hard, and their sibling harmonies enduringly robust.
Mojo

3 stars out of 5 - [A] throwback to their '70s pomp, from the imperious classic rock of 'Make Me' to the patchouli-scented 'Things'. Above all, they sound like they're having fun...
Q

Ann and Nancy Wilson deliver their hit formula....They also give us neatly crafted, finely detailed departures...
Entertainment Weekly

3 stars out of 5 - [T]he Wilsons return to their early form. The production - by Nancy and guitarist Craig Bartock - gives Ann's voice the powerhouse space it deserves...
Rolling Stone