Paran 3rd Urms CD Import

3rd Urms Music

List Price	$20.99 (You save $1.30)
Category	World Albums, Korean CDs
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7678647
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 03, 2008
Additional Info	Import

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After four years of writing my own biog in the third person I have finally decided to write it as myself. I am, after all, a writer of songs and spend hours pouring my heart into my fingers willing them to make some magic on the strings of my guitar and the keys of my piano. Surely stringing some facts and information together shouldnâ€™t be that daunting a task! Yet somehow it is. I have the ability (required in the music business!) to boast about any of my achievements and to exaggerate my less impressive news as somebody else â€' the imaginary journalist getting the latest story â€' but telling it all as me seems downright pretentious. At the end of the day I know who and what I am and itâ€™s nothing greater than human! The funny thing to me is that when thereâ€™s a news and creativity drought, like the time after my second single â€˜Itâ€™s Alrightâ€™ was released and the hype had died down, you stand there fleshing out the lean pickings of information - â€˜Yeah, Iâ€™m up the walls at the moment, writing like thereâ€™s no tomorrow!â€™ - and when something big really does happen, like when I was asked to tour with Michael Bolton in the UK and America or when my first single â€˜Right Back at the Startâ€™ was play-listed by almost twenty radio stations across Ireland, you do the opposite and play it down - â€˜Sher Iâ€™m kept going thank God, how about yourself?â€™. One of the things I strive to be is a doer and not a talker. Nevertheless, in terms of an upcoming gig or release the odd reminder to the press and public does no harm! Iâ€™ve always lacked a sense of â€˜limitsâ€™ in terms of what is achievable in my field. I donâ€™t know if thatâ€™s a good thing or a bad thing but I think that any artistic career requires lots of over-reaching and â€˜unrealisticâ€™ ambition. Human limitations donâ€™t exist to people with big dreams. Grammys are won by people, Nobel Prizes are won by people and million pound soccer contracts are dealt by and for people. Not super-beings! My attitude probably has to do with a combination of things â€' my parents support and their general attitude to life (do what ...