Wandering as Water

Wandering As Water is Chris Brokaw's second solo album, the follow-up to 2002's Red Cities. Recorded by Paul Q. Kolderie on February 24, 2003 at Camp Street, Cambridge, Massachusetts, Wandering As Water was released in mid-2003 by Return To Sender Records in Germany. The album was released in a digipak limited edition of 2,000 copies.

Wandering As Water
Studio album by Chris Brokaw
Released	2003
Recorded	October 7, 2003
Genre	Alternative rock, Acoustic rock, Folk, Alternative folk
Length	54:13
Label	Return to Sender
Producer	Paul Q. Kolderie
Chris Brokaw chronology
Red Cities (2002) Wandering As Water (2003) i was born, but... (soundtrack) (2004)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	[1]
Pitchfork	[2]

Reviewing Wandering As Water, Pitchfork called it "[o]ne of the most overlooked gems of the past year [2003]",[2] going on to assert that Brokaw's "acuity with control and complexity creates a subtle, unspoken poetry."[2] Allmusic stated that although "[t]he acoustic set-up works very well for Brokaw's worn voice, [...] some songs he chose actually suffer from being fleshed out."[1]

"Shoot Me First", "Recidivist", and "German Song" were written and first recorded by Brokaw's previous band, Come, whilst "Embryonic Journey" was composed by Jorma Kaukonen and originally performed by Jefferson Airplane. "Ba-Di-Da" was written by American folk singer-songwriter Fred Neil.