votraspace wrote: 
Black Cherry is my favorite

 sirdroseph wrote: 
First album was good, I haven't bought anything else.  Went from ambient to more of an electronica/dance mode (and not even good electronica).

Goldfrapp:  Felt Mountain

My beloved WUSC played Goldfrapp the other day!I can't get away from them, hopefully that was just a one shot deal!

I just saw a Honda commercial that used The Only Living Boy In New York  by  Simon & Garfunkel. I always thought this song was about a guy who brought drugs in across the border.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote:
  Pervert.

 dmax wrote: 
No but Manganese is.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
I'm hoping that's not a euphemism.

 dmax wrote: 
Yeah okay that was pretty awesome. Plus it finally made me go get Chrome.
 
 

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
Probably not, but maybe some other day.

 pdhski wrote: 

That guttural "evil" voice has become such a cliché.

 dmax wrote: 
I like it. Don't want every thing she's ever done on auto repeat forever, but I like it. Maybe Bill should revisit her... he had some in rotation a while back and it got totally destroyed in the comments.

 cc_rider wrote: 
Makes sense. She hits the balance between artifice and awkward nicely - for me. I showed it to my son and said, "She has a good - and bad - voice." He laughed and said yeah.

Kinda like Jonathan Richman. Not a great singer, but special - and resonates with me. But I can totally see how it wouldn't with some.

I think the song is about losing a child. Gutsy stuff to perform on Dave. 

 dmax wrote: 
I saw some of her performance last night. I say 'some' because, I don't know why, I just could not stand to listen to her, I had to change the channel. I think it was my mood though. Plus she seemed, I don't know, aggressively weird. Again, maybe it was my mood.

JOANNA NEWSOM ON LETTERMAN???

OMG

(btw - I liked her before you did.)

 

Hey hey hey, the end is near
On a good day you can see the end from here
But I won't turn back, now, though the way is clear
I will stay for the remainder

I saw a life, and I called it mine
I saw it, drawn so sweet and fine
And I had begun to fill in all the lines
Right down to what we'd name her

Our nature does not change by will
In the winter, 'round the ruined mill
The creek is lying, flat and still
It is water though it's frozen

So across the years and miles, and through
On a good day, you can feel my love for you
Will you leave me be, so that we can stay true
To the path that you have chosen 

 hippiechick wrote: 
I'll revisit it tonite I guess.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
It is something really different

 dmax wrote: 
What's it do? It says not to use Firefox so I'll have to jump thru some hoops... worth it?

 dmax wrote: 
WOW!

Click on this link and then let the program link to your Facebook, Twitter, and webcam. It's kinda cool!