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Dream No. 7
Rock · 2001 · 12 tracks

Dream No. 7

Reamonn's second album delivers anthemic pop rock with a deep emotional core. Expect soaring vocals, reflective lyrics, and polished 2000s production.

March 9, 2001 · Virgin (2)

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Dream No. 7 is an album steeped in the sound of early 2000s alternative pop rock, delivering a potent blend of anthemic choruses and deeply reflective moments. Rea Garvey's distinctive, emotionally charged vocals are the undeniable centerpiece, guiding listeners through narratives of love, loss, and self-discovery. The music often swells from intimate, piano-driven verses to grand, guitar-laden crescendos, creating a dynamic listening experience that feels both personal and expansive. It's the kind of record that resonates with the bittersweet realities of life, offering both solace and a sense of uplift.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks
01
Come and Go
5:03
02
La Trieste
3:57
03
Everytime She Goes Away
5:48
04
C Inside
3:33
05
Picture of Heaven
4:30
06
New World
4:59
07
Flowers
4:40
08
Only When You Sleep
5:37
09
Life Is a Dream
5:00
10
Weep / Streetwalker
11:02
11
Saving an Angel
5:34
12
Jeanny
5:40
Moments Worth Listening For
The soaring, layered chorus of "Weep", where Rea Garvey's voice reaches its full, emotional power.
The unexpected, melancholic piano interlude on track 5, providing a brief moment of quiet introspection before the guitars return.
The way the electric guitar solo on track 8 builds from a clean, arpeggiated phrase to a distorted, cathartic wail.
The subtle synth pad that underpins the verses of track 3, adding a layer of wistful atmosphere to the otherwise straightforward rock arrangement.

How does Dream No. 7 sound next to the rest of Reamonn's catalogue?

Late Night+2.0σ

Late Night saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.

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