handyrae wrote:

OMG that's terrible! Yeah, damn straight you can hate this song and the whole album.
(It's not my business to ask but I hope he's cleaned up his act...)

Any time, Norah. 10.

Hadn't heard this in a year or two, and remember it being overplayed upon its release.

But hearing it now after such a long absence gave me goosebumps. Nice.

hippiechick wrote:

Wow! If you ask me, that's a good enough reason to hate any song.

Looking forward to hearing some stuff from her new album. It's gotten great reviews.

timeless and beautiful

This is an easygoing waltz. These guys are going a little fast but you get the idea..

must.....hit......mute......button.....

What a voice! Heavenly!

My favorite NJ song ever. Amazing. This song yearns.

I hear what people are saying about mellow to the point of unconciousness, but I'm not buying it. It's just plain beautiful to me.

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful
I never get tired of hearing this

hippiebikercowboymusician wrote:

Yes! I appreciate her refusal to abide by commercial, mainstream standards, i.e. dressing like a whore and singing about "crazee boyz." Her influences are Willie, Dolly, and Hank, to name a few, and I think it's a miracle that so many people have taken a liking to her. Maybe there is some integrity left in our society. She's not my favorite, but I certainly respect her for doing what she wants.

Odyzzeuz wrote:

I understand where you're coming from. I have two albums but feel that they lack intensity. I like mellow music but it's too mellow even for me! It's not so much the songs but maybe the production and the restrained style of performing that I don't appreciate. I was hoping that Norah Jones would be more exciting in concert, but you have cleared that up for me.

I really thought NJ was something special when I heard that first song on the Hank Williams collection. So I started following her and buying her records. And I began to realize what a one-trick-pony she is. And then I saw her in concert and it was the slowest, most tiresome thing I've ever sat through. As time has passed, I've come to slowly lose all tolerance for this tripe.

Absolutely beautiful.

Kill me.

...I'm going to ask someone to marry me!

Kerly wrote:
It's not necessarily the song. It's that my husband's girlfriend gave him this album while he was lying flat on his back in the hospital...and we were still married and I was taking care of him. Bastard!

hippiechick wrote:

Heheheee, I guess I am too tolerant to use mute button, or at least while I am listening to radio paradise. Not my favorite Norah Jones song either....

Man if only she could sing me to sleep every night..

I will, Norah ... insert Conan O'Brien style "rarrrr" here.

Thank God for the mute button!

Nice song, but it must be a rainy day in Paradise today...what's with this steady diet of stuff that is trying to put me asleep?

Give me something that rocks! Please?!

Norah, your song is beautiful... now go away with you.

Blech.

Great voice. So boring.

beautiful voice, unique form, bold attempt at bare bones singing. nice to have art show up every once in a while.

rascal420 wrote:

hahaha...good one!