Lisa Gerrard is this week’s Live Vault with a moving performance of “Now We Are Free” from her 2007 tour. Now I really wish I’d been able to go! Enjoy the show here!
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Live Vault – Lisa Gerrard
Most Viewed Artists For November
Although it was a relatively quiet month for releases, it was the third biggest month in page views for HPM and with a review blow out of all the 2008 albums we’ve (well just I’ve) bought, December looks like being the biggest month for the website to date. Here’s the top 10 most read artists for December and congrats to Charlotte Martin who topped out with her excellent Orphans EP for being the most viewed post. In the brackets is their position relative to last month and the amount of months they’ve been on the chart.
01) Charlotte Martin (- / 1)
02) Sarah Slean (8 / 2)
03) Utada Hikaru (5 / 2)
04) Lou Cowell (- / 1)
05) Brendan Perry (- / 1)
06) Hiroki Kikuta (7 / 2)
07) Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra (- / 1)
08) Sarah McLachlan (- / 1)
09) Lisa Gerrard (9 / 2)
10) Akira Yamaoka (2 / 2)
Other stats:
~Last months most viewed artist Emiliana Torrini was just outside the top 10.
~More artists were viewed this month than last despite overall traffic being 120 page views lower.
Top 10 Most Viewed Artists For October
A new stats fest at the start of each month begins as we give you the top 10 artists viewed at HPM. Of course it will change with their releases but its always very interesting:
01) Emiliana Torrini
02) Akira Yamaoka
03) Yasunori Mitsuda
04) Joe Hisaishi
05) Utada Hikaru
06) Pierre Esteve & Stephane Picq
07) Hiroki Kikuta
08) Sarah Slean
09) Lisa Gerrard
10) Hitoshi Sakimoto
So an interesting spread of artists this month!
Lisa Gerrard – New Albums & Scores
Lisa Gerrard is busy in 2008. After releasing a greatest hits last year she returns with a new album and has worked on a few film scores too. The film scores are to Japanese horror film “ichi”, a documentary on the cold war called “Defector” and an Australian film called “Playing For Charlie”.
The new album see’s Lisa collaborate again, this time with Michael Edwards and seem’s to be following another ballad sound. I hope for a return to form for Lisa with this after “The Silver Tree” was very hit and miss with me.
