Review: Sarah Mclachlan @ Sydney Opera House 20/03/05

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Posted by eRRaTiK on Mar-21-2005 01:34:

Review: Sarah Mclachlan @ Sydney Opera House 20/03/05

In case anybody is interested, the voice of classic Tiesto-remixed Delerium track 'Silence' is touring in Oz. I attended her second Sydney gig last night at The Opera House.

>> My Review Here.

Posted by Ghostface on Mar-21-2005 02:20:

I saw her on Sunrise this morning. She was pretty good.

Posted by lady_apatheia on Mar-21-2005 17:39:

I saw her last year in Perth. Awesome show. Brilliant voice.

I practically worship her!

Posted by stamper on Mar-21-2005 22:17:

A great review there!

I might have to check her out next time she is in Oz.

Posted by Matt P on Mar-24-2005 01:35:

ahh what a pain in the ass

i was listening to her cd last night thinking, hmm, i should go see her next time shes in town

Posted by narcism on Mar-24-2005 09:38:

i didnt venture down to this one because she was out not too long ago on the afterglow tour and my friends went then and didnt want to go again seeing as it would be kinda the same.

Posted by Heidi_Fleiss on Mar-25-2005 02:04:

Now this is what I call an 'angelic' voice...So versatile...She's been around for years ; Any voice that can bring a tear to your eye is number 1 in my books...I liked it better when she wasn't as commercial - Saturation is a problem these days...

Posted by Paulie on Mar-26-2005 04:28:

Saw her on Music Max sessions this morning. GEez she does have a great voice and an unbelievable warm and caring nature about her.

Posted by eRRaTiK on Mar-26-2005 14:31:

just got back from her gig in newcastle.

worth the 2.5 hour drive there and back!

just awesome

Posted by Boredom on Mar-31-2005 09:04:

cool another TA/mclachlan fan in newcastle on the night

sarah was great - she actually sounds better in person imo

... which leads to my biggest complaint/suggestion: i like her better by herself on the piano/guitar without all the crappy accompaniments. the best songs were the ones she did solo