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Present Studio album by Killing Heidi Released 25 October 2002 28 October (Bonus DVD)[1] Genre Rock Label Columbia Records Producer Paul Kosky Andy Baldwyn Killing Heidi chronology Reflector (2000) Present (2002) Killing Heidi (2004) Present is the second studio album by the Australian band Killing Heidi, released in Australia on 25 October 2002 (see 2002 in music). It succeeded the group's enormously successful debut album, 2000's Reflector. The album received mixed responses from critics: some praised the album's fusion of hard rock songs like "Damage Control" and softer, melodic tunes like "Heavensent"; others claimed "Present" stuck too closely to the musical formula laid out in Reflector. Commercially, Present did not perform as well as its predecessor, selling only 50,000 copies and achieving Gold certification. Nonetheless, Killing Heidi's second studio album has often been described as a firm favourite among fans. Two singles were released from Present: "Heavensent" in December 2001 (charting at number twenty-eight) and "Outside of Me" in 2002 (peaked at number twelve). A third album track, "Ammyl (Say What You Wanna Say)", was released to radio in 2003 but was never sold as a commercial single. Also noteworthy are the uses of instrumental interludes between tracks on Present, known as "Heidiludes". These tracks were short, featuring soft instruments and synths against Ella's distant backing vocals. It was also released with a limited edition disc. The artwork was the same, except the package was fold out cardboard. Contents 1 Track listing 2 Singles 3 Charts 4 Awards and nominations 4.1 Nominations 5 References // Track listing Heidilude 1 – 0:36 "Ammyl" – 4:25 "Burnt" – 3:45 Heidilude 2 – 0:24 "Heavensent" – 4:31 "To Fly" – 4:07 Heidilude 3 – 0:31 "The Days" – 4:43 "Outside of Me" – 4:05 "Pave the Way" – 3:45 "Sweet" – 3:45 Heidilude 4 – 0:11 "Take It" – 3:44 "1, 2, 3, 4, 5" – 3:08 "Damage Control" – 7:26 LIMITED EDITION BONUS DVD[1] Weir- Music Video Weir- USA Music Video Mascara- Music Video Live Without It- Music Video Superman/Supergirl- Music Video Heavensent- Music Video Outside Of Me- Music Video Weir- Live Mascara- Live Superman/Supergirl- Live Live Without It- Live 1,2,3,4,5- Live Heavensent- Live Singles "Heavensent" Released as the first single in 2001, the song was very highly anticipated. Although highly anticipated, the song failed to live up to expectation and peaked at #28 in Australia. It received heavy promotion, with a music video, heavy airplay, and live performances being used to promote. It was certified Gold in Australia "Outside of Me" Released almost a year after its preceeder, the song was a modest hit, peaking at #12 in Australia. It was thought that if the single was a flop, the second album would be scrapped. two versions of the CD Single were released, with slightly different artwork. Although debuting and peaking at #12, the song failed to maintain sales, and only spent 6 weeks inside Australia's top 50, with its preceeder spending 7. It was certified Gold in Australia. "Ammyll" The third single was released to radio, and didn't gain much attention. It was thought that a Physical Release was planned, but due to the single not getting substantial airplay, this was scrapped. Charts Present debuted on the ARIA Albums Chart at #12 on October 31 2002. It then fell relatively quickly and spent a total of 8 weeks in the chart Year Chart Peak Position Certification 2002 ARIA Albums Chart 12 Gold Awards and nominations Nominations 2002 ARIA Awards, Best Independent Release for "Heavensent" References ^ a b KILLING HEIDI / PRESENT: BONUS DVD - Sanity.com.au - More Movies - More Music v • d • e Killing Heidi Ella Hooper · Jesse Hooper · Adam Pedretti · Warren Jenkin Studio albums Reflector · Present · Killing Heidi Singles "Weir" · "Mascara"/"Leave Me Alone" · "Live Without It" · "Superman Supergirl"/"Black Sheep" · "Heavensent" · "Outside of Me" · "I Am" · "Calm Down" Related articles Discography · Sony BMG · The Verses This 2000s rock album-related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. v • d • e