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**Siliespiriulk** · 12-01-2010, 02:06 AM

The ambience of Victorialand is quite astounding in that it feels so light and effortless, but any musician trying to achieve "effortless, airy"ambience knows what a task it can be. When I initially heard Victorialand, I thought there were at least two singers, needless to say I was utterly startled when I discovered it was all Elizabeth Fraser. I can see why some have referred to her as the voice of God, although I read she (understandably) loathes that description. Also, I read that the original UK pressings of this LP had to be changed to 45 RPM die to tech challenges when transferring the audio anyone know more about this?

12-01-2010, 02:06 AM	#6
Siliespiriulk Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 660 Senior Member	The ambience of Victorialand is quite astounding in that it feels so light and effortless, but any musician trying to achieve "effortless, airy"ambience knows what a task it can be. When I initially heard Victorialand, I thought there were at least two singers, needless to say I was utterly startled when I discovered it was all Elizabeth Fraser. I can see why some have referred to her as the voice of God, although I read she (understandably) loathes that description. Also, I read that the original UK pressings of this LP had to be changed to 45 RPM die to tech challenges when transferring the audio anyone know more about this?
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