Anywhere I Lay My Head [Digipak] by Scarlett Johansson

Pros: Four Great Songs, Superb Production, Dream-like Tone, Performances.

Cons: Some Unmemorable Songs, Some Overproduction, & Non-Mainstream Vocal Style.

The Bottom Line: Anywhere I Lay My Head is a Decent Album by Scarlett Johansson & Dave Sitek Reinterpreting the Songs of Tom Waits.

Review: Known for his gravelly voice and bizarre songs, Tom Waits is considered to be one of the finest singer-songwriters of his generation. With artists ranging from Bruce Springsteen to Rod Stewart covering his songs, Waits rarely reached any commercial ...

Pros: A fresh interpretation of a great songwriters' songs.

Cons: A little deficient in the emotion department with karaoke tendencies.

The Bottom Line: A nice mellow album for Tom Waits completists or curious Johansson fans. Some tracks have good replay value but for the most part it's a nice little novelty record.

Review: I was surprised to see this album from Scarlet Johansson, actress turned singer, of mostly Tom Waits covers. Surprised on several different levels. First, that Scarlet Johansson had made an album. Secondly, that it was an album of all Tom Waits covers ...

Pros: Umm, Scarlet at least didn't go the sexed up Britney route.

Cons: This album sounds like Singing of the Living Dead, the musical. It's terrible.

The Bottom Line: Man, this is bad. I have nothing against Scarlett Johannson but that might change if I had to listen to this album again.

Review: When I heard Scarlett Johanssen was making an album I was fairly indifferent about the whole thing. I honestly haven’t seen any of her movies but my understanding is she is a great actress. There are numerous movies of hers I want to see but ...