(Pop, Rock) Sarah McLachlan - The Essential (2CD) - 2013, MP3, 320 kbps

01. Vox (04:53)
02. Steaming (04:44)
03. Ben s Song (04:55)
04. The Path Of Thorns (Terms) (05:51)
05. Into The Fire (03:31)
06. Drawn To The Rhythm (Live) (05:17)
07. Back Door Man (Live) (05:04)
08. Possession (04:40)
09. Good Enough (05:05)
10. Elsewhere (04:45)
11. Fear (04:01)
12. Ice Cream (Freedom Session) (02:35)
13. Hold On (Freedom Session) (06:45)
14. Dear God (03:56)
15. I Will Remember You (Studio Version) (v4:53)
16. Building A Mystery (04:09)
17. Sweet Surrender (04:03)

01. Adia (04:04)
02. Angel (04:31)
03. Silence (Delerium with Sarah McLachlan) (04:07)
04. When She Loved Me (03:05)
05. Blackbird (02:22)
06. The Rainbow Connection (03:31)
07. Fallen (03:48)
08. Stupid (03:25)
09. World On Fire (04:24)
10. Push (Live) (03:48)
11. Witness (Live) (05:28)
12. Time After Time (Cyndi Lauper with Sarah McLachlan) (04:19)
13. River (04:03)
14. Ordinary Miracle (03:05)
15. Don t Give Up On Us (03:39)
16. U Want Me 2 (04:09)
17. Loving You Is Easy (03:05)
18. Forgiveness (03:51)
19. Illusions Of Bliss (03:54)

Sarah McLachlan may have a quarter century of recording under her belt, but she has very few compilations in her discography. Prior to 2013′s The Essential, there was really only one: 2008′s Closer: The Best of Sarah McLachlan and, as she only released one other album since that compilation (2010′s Laws of Illusion), there would seem not to be much territory for this set to cover, but The Essential is a very different compilation than Closer. That 2008 collection served up 16 basics, but this double-disc set runs 30 tracks, digging deep into her early pre-hit material as well as the music she made after she turned into a star.
That doesn t mean that this skimps on the hits. Possession, Hold On, Good Enough, I Will Remember You, Building a Mystery, Sweet Surrender, Adia, Angel, Silence, Ice Cream, Fallen, and U Want Me 2″ are all here, along with deep album cuts and a few other minor hits, providing a thorough, near-definitive portrait of McLachlan s peak years.