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Warm Strangers
Studio album by
Released24 February 2004
LabelVirt Records
Vienna Teng chronology
Waking Hour
(2002)
Warm Strangers
(2004)
Dreaming Through the Noise
(2006)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
AllmusicStarStarStarStar[1]

Warm Strangers is singer-songwriter Vienna Teng's second album.

Track listing

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  1. Feather Moon – 4:06
  2. Harbor – 4:24
  3. Hope on Fire – 4:26
  4. Shine – 2:39
  5. Mission Street – 4:32
  6. My Medea – 4:09
  7. Shasta (Carrie's Song) – 3:29
  8. Homecoming (Walter's Song) – 5:48
  9. Anna Rose – 3:07
  10. Passage – 4:19
  11. The Atheist Christmas Carol – 4:26
  12. Green Island Serenade – 3:16
  13. Boy at the Piano (Bonus Live Track for international release)
  14. Hope on Fire (Bonus Live Track for international release)

Notes

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"Shasta" was inspired by the view of snow-covered volcano Mount Shasta from the Interstate 5 highway.

"Passage" is the only song to date that Vienna has recorded with no instrumental accompaniment, only vocals. It is sung from the point of view of a girl who died in a car crash. The CD liner provides no lyrics for "Passage."

"Green Island Serenade" is a separate, but hidden track found at the end of the album. It is a traditional song performed in Mandarin Chinese.

According to the album insert a portion of the proceeds from this album will go to Amnesty International and the Union of Concerned Scientists.

References

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  1. Latham, Aaron. Warm Strangers at AllMusic