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Events:
Joy
- November 24, 2001
Curl
III - Saturday, August 18, 2001
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Naomi performed some of her new
material with Dale Anaka at our Joy
event on November 24, 2001 including a lo-fi version
of O Come, O Come Emmanuel, a timely carol.
Naomi made her debut performance
at Curl
III, Saturday, August 18, 2001 at the Marpole
Curling Club. Although she played earlier the
same day at PetFest in Kerrisdale she mustered up
the strength after an afternoon nap to perform again.
"In some ways", said Naomi, "I performed
better than I ever have before".

Promotional Photo
Curl
3 was the third in a three-part consecutive series
of live music and performance art events in micro-festival
and coffeehouse-style format at the Marpole
Curling Club.
Albums by Naomi Sider:
Appearing As Herself
Full Length Debut CD
Recorded May, 2000 in Seattle, WA by David Bazan of
Pedro
the Lion
View details and buy Naomi's album
at her website: naomisider.com.
The new "Lovelier Version"
of Lovely is also featured on The
Beautiful EP recorded 2001.
Reviews of Naomi Sider:
"College radio should play
the death out of this disc because it's killingly
good. Sad, lo-fi songs of the sort that make morose
alt-rock fans verge on displaying human emotions."
- The
Province - November 14, 2000.
"Naomi has one of those thin,
pure, rough-sweet voices usually associated with girls
from the Deep South who were married at thirteen and
now go around in bare feet playing an autoharp. At
the same time, her lyrics are clearly written by someone
who's read a few books, listened to a few records,
and had a few worldly (maybe even big-city) disappointments
- they're often all about the gap between girlish
dreams and grown-up reality. (Other times they're
about Old Testament themes, or a combination of all
of the above.) The very sparse, mostly quiet, mostly
acoustic arrangements are well-suited to this kind
of melancholy weariness and even the keening, spiritual
despair of songs like "Mercy". Dark, dark,
dark, but pretty too.
- Janis, Discorder
December 2000 / January 2001.
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