Veröffentlicht am March 19, 2002.

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Cold Cold Water EP is an EP by artist Mirah, released on March 19, 2002 on K Records. It includes the studio version of "Cold Cold Water" with acoustic renditions of songs from her Advisory Committee album. The album includes the studio version of "Cold Cold Water" with acoustic renditions of songs from her Advisory Committee album. The album was released on March 19, 2002 on K Records.

Cold Cold Water (Electronic Distortion). 12. Cold Cold Water (s). Ginger Brooks Takahashi & Mirah Yom Tov Zeitlyn.

Mirah - Cold Cold Water 05:10. Mirah - Apple In The Trees 01:52. Mirah - Make It Hot 02:27. Mirah - Cold Cold Water 04:46. Mirah - Cold Cold Water (Percussion/Strings) 00:34. Mirah - Cold Cold Water (Chorus/Strings) 00:18. Mirah - Cold Cold Water (Strings/Percussion) 01:03. Mirah - Cold Cold Water (Strings) 00:46. Mirah - Cold Cold Water (Vox/Drums/Chorus) 00:56. Mirah - Cold Cold Water (Chorus) 00:24. Mirah - Cold Cold Water (Electric Distortion) 00:24. Mirah - Cold Cold Water (s) 00:46. The Old Days Feeling - Mirah.

2. Cold Cold Water (album version). 3. Cold Cold Water (Chorus). 4. Cold Cold Water (Chorus/Strings). 5. 6. Cold Cold Water (Vox/Drums/Chorus). Mirah Lyrics provided by SongLyrics.

Now, gearing up for her sophomore full-length, Mirah drops a nice little EP on us called Cold Cold Water. When I first heard the title, the sick part of me was hoping for a cover version of the old country standard popularized by classic cowboy balladeer Marty Robbins. Such was not the case, but the title track does evoke Robbins in a strange way. It's a bombastic gunfighter ballad (of sorts), coming off not entirely unlike Björk on peyote having visions of the Old West. And you'd think it was all completely tongue-in-cheek judging from the cover art, which depicts Mirah as a masked. And judging from the sound of the EP's title track, he's put a lot more time and effort into the recording process of Mirah's forthcoming album, Advisory Committee, than he did for You Think It's Like This. With any luck, it will be Mirah's first exceptional release.