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2 albuma u jednom pakovanju.

Studio album by Damien Rice
Released 1 February 2002
Recorded 2001
Genre
Folkindie rockacoustic rock
Length 61:27
Label
14th Floor (Ireland/UK)Vector (US)
Producer Damien Rice
Damien Rice chronology
O
(2002) B-Sides
(2004)

O is the debut studio album by Irish musician Damien Rice, originally released on 1 February 2002, in Ireland and in the United Kingdom. The album is dedicated to Rice`s friend Mic Christopher, a musician who died of a head injury shortly before the album`s release at the end of 2001.[1]

Background
Damien Rice was previously a member of the band Juniper, and upon its disbandment due to changes in creative direction, he took a sabbatical in rural Italy before returning to Ireland.[2] He would meet with his second cousin, composer David Arnold who was impressed upon hearing Rice`s songs and sent Rice`s demo to music publishers to no success. Frustrated, Arnold worked with Rice to set up recording equipment for a home studio to make the album independently.[3] He describes receiving a $500 loan from his father that would be forgiven on completion of the album.[4] The recording process included opera singers, Gregorian chants, and a heavy influence from Lisa Hannigan, at the time Rice`s personal and professional partner.[2]

Rice wanted to release the album without the backing of a major record label, believing if he signed such a deal it would compromise his future work, forcing him to move in directions he did not wish to.[5] The album was released as `CD-sized hardcover book filled with personal artwork, lyrics, and photos.`[6] In 2003, it would get distribution support from Vector Records for the global release, a then-newly established label focused on independent artists.[7]

He later described his motivation as wanting `to forget about everybody else and make the next record that we`re making just for ourselves again, because there`s something about being in a space where you`re not thinking of other people. You`re just in a moment creating music and emotion and in a space with people you feel comfortable with. And that for me is the essence of what it is that we`ve done and what it is we do.
Use in other media
Songs from the album are frequently featured, including use in over 37 television series and movies, and as of recently as 2017.[26]

`The Blower`s Daughter` was featured in the trailer for the 2004 Mike Nichols film Closer, as well as in the film itself.[27]
`Cold Water` was featured in the 2003 film I Am David, in the end credits of the 2005 film Stay, also in the end credits of the final episode of the 2014 television crime thriller Prey and in the opening and closing scene of The Girl in the Café. In addition, it was featured in the 2010 French movie Little White Lies. The first bars are used to open several different scenes in aforementioned Closer.
`Delicate` was featured in the opening episode of the 2014 television drama The Affair`s second season, during the ending sequence of the third episode of House M.D`s second season, and during the first season of Lost. In addition, it was featured in the episode `TKO` of Money Heist.
Track listing
All tracks are written by Damien Rice, except where noted.

No. Title Length
1. `Delicate` 5:12
2. `Volcano` (Rice, Brian Crosby, David Geraghty, Paul Noonan, Dominic Philips) 4:38
3. `The Blower`s Daughter` 4:44
4. `Cannonball` 5:10
5. `Older Chests` 4:46
6. `Amie` 4:36
7. `Cheers Darlin" 5:50
8. `Cold Water` 4:59
9. `I Remember` 5:31
10. `Eskimo` (Hidden tracks `Prague` from 7:07 to 13:00, and `Silent Night` from 14:09 to 15:57, sung by Lisa Hannigan) 15:57
Personnel
Damien Rice – vocals, piano, guitar, percussion, clarinet, production
Lisa Hannigan – backing vocals, lead vocals on `Silent Night` (hidden track), piano
Vyvienne Long – cello
Mark Kelly – electric guitar, production
Shane Fitzsimons – bass guitar
Tom Osander aka Tomo – percussion, drums
Caroline `Caz` Fogerty – djembe
Doreen Curran – mezzo-soprano vocals on `Eskimo`
Nicholas Dodd – conducting
Colm Mac Con Iomaire – violin
Conor Donovan – timpani, percussion
Jean Meunier – improvisation, piano


EP compilation album by Damien Rice
Released August 2004
Genre Folk
Length 26:12
Language English
Label Vector
Producer Damien Rice
Damien Rice chronology
O
(2002) B-Sides (US release)
(2004) 9
(2006)

B-Sides is an EP/compilation album of Damien Rice`s b-sides from singles released from his album, O. The EP includes different takes of album tracks, such as live versions, acoustic versions, instrumental versions and a demo recording of hit single `Volcano` recorded onto Rice`s cassette Walkman from 1997.

Track listing
No. Title Length
1. `The Professor & La Fille Danse` (Live at Cornucopia) 5:09
2. `Lonelily` (Original Demo) 3:14
3. `Woman Like a Man` (Live Unplugged) 4:45
4. `Moody Mooday` 3:50
5. `Delicate` (Live in Dublin) 6:07
6. `Volcano` (Instrumental) 3:30
7. `Volcano` (`97 Demo) 2:36
8. `Cannonball` (Radio Remix) 3:27
The US release does not include the radio remix of `Cannonball`.

Personnel
Damien Rice – vocals, guitar, production
Shane Fitzsimons – bass guitar
Lisa Hannigan – vocals
Vyvienne Long – cello
Tom Osander – percussion, drums