Amy Winehouse, the EP or album, whatever it is.
Borrowed my sister's car yesturday while I was house watching, and this CD was in the deck. Immediately gained my attention, but since checking her out on the internet, I'm not entirely sure I'm with her 100%.
I'm not sure what it is, but her act seems to me like a gimmick.
What Song are you listening to?
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firehazard - Sports Forum Groundskeeper
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Big Time Sensuality by Bjork strangely enough. Even stranger quite enjoying it!
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Cornish Andy - Pulcinella
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Lau: Unquiet Grave
Likes the warm feeling but is tired of all the dehydration.
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Enya - Na Laetha Geal M'oige
I love the pipes on this song...
I love the pipes on this song...
Stand up and fight, and I'll stand up with you
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Counting Crows - Mr Jones
My happy song of all time. One of the greatest songs ever maid.
Anyone els likes C C ?
My happy song of all time. One of the greatest songs ever maid.
Anyone els likes C C ?
"He capsized the boat and we lost five men
And we did not catch the whale, brave boys
And we did not catch the whale"
And we did not catch the whale, brave boys
And we did not catch the whale"
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Shaz wrote:Robert Wyatt: Shipbuilding
Lovely...as much as I love Elvis - and I do - I prefer Wyatt's version; it always makes me cry.
Listening to "Who By Numbers" here, on and off. Mid-life crisis at barely 30 years old...Townshend always was ahead of his time.
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sheva - Arlecchino
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sheva wrote:Shaz wrote:Robert Wyatt: Shipbuilding
Lovely...as much as I love Elvis - and I do - I prefer Wyatt's version; it always makes me cry.
Oh yes, I agree, Sheva! I rarely listen to Costello's version.
I do have a soft spot for Suede's version, which appeared on some charity album. Brett Anderson's wonky vocals suited the plaintive song.
The best and straightest arrow is the one that will range
Out of the archer's view
Out of the archer's view
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''The Ghost of Stephen Foster'' by Squirrel Nut Zippers
“An’ this is the last of Brummy,” he said, leaning on his spade and looking away over the tops of the ragged gums on the distant range.
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Cornish Andy wrote:Big Time Sensuality by Bjork strangely enough. Even stranger quite enjoying it!
it's the song that turned me onto Bjork. pulled up the video the other day on youtube. Her first band's stuff is better though (Sugarcubes).
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Roddy Woomble: As Still As I Watch Your Grave
Likes the warm feeling but is tired of all the dehydration.
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