Mute!

Very, very nice!

and like magic, walkabout by rhcp is just queued up on the LRC. It's like you knew I needed somewhere to escape.

I'm completely with you!

 Randomax wrote: 

 EssexTex wrote: 
Seconding that.  Everyone's always so taken with her voice that they completely overlook how hot she is!  Such a shame...

go away without me........

just can't stand it................................

Sounds fantastic!

simply glorious!

Oh, yeah... this song is so smooth it is seductive...

Ah, this was "our song". Eight years down the tubes. Hope I learned something.

Right. Who's paying for the flights & accommodation?

Hippiechick , take solace in the following: Norah Jones is BORING, right ??  I mean, they play her CONSTANTLY in my local wholefoods store - as if you've got to be a jazz-listening, pastel-colour-wearing anaemic individual in order to eat wholefoods?  Man, they stress me out with their bad music.  xx, ciao baby.

Here's to the woman that stole my husband away with this song:

This entire CD sounds GREAT on the BIG electrostatic speakers I've borrowed from a friend.  What wide sound stage.  If you close your eyes you can almost visualize the band in the room.  Great stuff...

Something wrong with this mpeg, it sounds like.  Pops here and there are making it hard to listen to.  Good song, though.

I got sick of it when it first came out because of the thrashing it got on the radio, but it is nice hearing again after an absense (or should that be absinthe?)

Matts wrote:

It would be nice if she'd pick up the tempo from time to time.

sunny_day wrote:
blah blah blah vinyl sounds warmer and has better high frequency response blah blah blah

Ain't she a purty little thang

Very sweet.

s_k wrote:

Dude, why would you buy vinyl? It's 2007 and the world is flat.

inindian wrote:

I look forward to hearing her this Friday in Santa Barbara. We'll see. My sense is that she owes a lot to the song-writer Jesse Harris, but what of it? If she's got the knack of finding good songs, especially by writers not well known, that's a talent too, as another Harris--Emmylou--proved long ago.

Odyzzeuz wrote:

I still like her but I feel similarly about the concert thing, although I wouldn't quite say slowest tiresome thing..getting near maybe. I could have just listened to the albums again and saved myself the ticket price! She was however, warm and kind of naturally goofy (jet lag?) and personable on stage.

Not to criticise or anything, it's just my own medical condition. whenever I listen to her I get an attack of severe depression that is really life threatening. sometimes I can manage to creep out of the room alive before the song ends.
but don't get me wrong, she is a great artist that has some unfavorable side effects on an individual like me

Heard enough of her the past few years. Starts to bore me. She has too many clones by now, aswell.
And I'm irritated because the vinyl releases of her album sound awful!

I had never bought a CD < or album for that matter > on the basis of the cover, but I bought this on impulse in HMV in Kowloon. I was insanely busy travelling and writing a report for a client, and I only got to listen to it while working 24 hours straight in a hotel in New York.

The soothing mellowness calmed me and while I was pushing myself to the limit, I would stop when this track came on, and listen to it and let my imagination wander to the grass, the mountain, to the bus. I cannot hear it now without thinking of the long night, the looming deadline and the soft voice singing just for me...

After two albums since this one, I have to believe this is the best she's going to get. I love this song but the rest of her newer stuff is just average. I really hate to say that.