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List Price: $12.99 | | Label: Sbme Import
Salesrank: 383130
Released: December 22, 2005 |
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| Used Price: $59.95 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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Breathe (2 A.M.) Track Listing:
1. Breathe (2 AM)
2. Home [Acoustic Version]
3. Catalyst [Acoustic Version]
Editorial Review:
Lifted from Anna's remarkable debut album Wreck Of The Day, the title track is backed with the non-album track 'Home' (acoustic version) & 'Catalyst' (acoustic version). Sony. 2005.
Breathe (2 A.M.) Reviews:
"Home is what you make it" 
2006-10-21 - Having seen the amazing, beautiful, Miss Nalick several times, I found myself enamored with a song she performs at her concerts called "Home".
It is a simple, wonderful tune about a young girl, singing about something that is important to her, her home.
This is the only time you will ever have a chance to add this to your collection, unless you are lucky enough to win one by being the high bidder on ebay, as it was never released in the U.S.
Who knows, maybe it will end up on a greatest hits disc, or a box set in the future, but for now, if you don't have "Home" your Anna collection is missing out.
Acoustic "Catalyst" is very cool, and by now, about everyone knows about "Breathe".
This is where you find 'Home'
2005-08-26 - If you are a fan of Anna Nalick, you should definitely import this single from Australia. Here is where you will find the previously unreleased acoustic single "Home." Her debut album Wreck of the Day is a must have, it is an incredible first effort from an amazing young woman. With no professional musical training, she sings with such passion and honesty, and even writes all of the music to back her meaningfuly lyrics. If you have ever had the chance to meet her you would understand why she says, and I quote, "Some artists have fans. I have friends." She is humble and gracious, which is why I expect her to have a lasting career in the world of music.
The only thing left for me to purchase now is the Japanese import that has Anna's unreleased single "Drink Me."
