Don't know how I found this CD, it probably called me from some distant shelf on an off beat path...but I love this CD soooo much.....this song is a reminder to me, when I am pissed off with the world, to just chill out! It's one of my favorite songs.....(how many do I have now)?

Thanks RP for playing this Artist-no radio in this desert ever did.

radiojunkie wrote:

bobringer wrote:

Actually, I wasn't "going after" anybody. (Why do you assume I was thinking of going after people?) I was just pointing out that nobody had even mentioned Renaissance or Annie Haslam, which seemed like an appropriate reference. Nina Simone might be a closer match for Poe's voice, but I don't think she's quite in this genre of music. Or whatever...
Geez! Everybody is so frigging sensitive! It was just a lame comment, okay? :verysorry: :-#

radiojunkie wrote:
Why do you assume something about people's thoughts of Renaissance here when the discussion was Poe? Why did you not go after people for not talking about Nina Simone in this thread??? Shouldn't they be talking about her too?

RobGraham wrote:

Yeah, it's nice...but "Center of the Sun"? How about "Carpet of the Sun"? Anybody heard of Renaissance? Annie Haslam? Beautiful voice, great arrangements and orchestration -- where have you guys been for the last 30 years?
(Oh, that's right...weren't born yet...keep forgetting...)

jruhnke wrote:

I've never downloaded so much since being an RP listener

I never really knew Poe's music until RP introduced me to Haunted. I picked up the album, and have to agree with bobringer about that whole album being fantastic. I am disappointed at the limited amount of Poe material to be had, and was thrilled to find her work with this group.

I picked up this disc based on Poe's involvement, and was pleasantly surprised to find the entire album to be very enjoyable.

Score another into for RP. The RIAA should be paying Bill a commission--I've spent several hundred dollars on CDs since becoming an RP listener, after spending nearly zero for the five years prior to that.

mojoman wrote:
Not sure I'd go THAT far, as I think Haunted is one of the best albums of the last 10 years. This is pretty tasty though. Good enough for a 10, which says a lot about what I think about Poe.

Agree about the Conjure One album. Outstanding from beginning to end.

Tarindel wrote:
FLA? Really? Wow...

Not lots of harps being used in FLA stuff.

This is just one good cut off the Conjure One album. If you like this song, check out the rest of the album, as it's similarily good. Also check out this album if you like Delerium, as Conjure One is a side-project of one of the two members of Delerium and they sound fairly similar.

And from what I understand, the same guys do Front Line Assembly.

By far the best thing Poe has ever done and the best cut on a very good album.

What a beautiful voice. Not squeaky like so many of today's 'girl groups'. Just rich, solid and very enjoyable.

Ahhh, strong backbeat, heavy base... fundamentals of good rock...

masterhead wrote:
That was good! Watching all three 'GODFATHER's in your underwear-good...

I love anything with Poe!

dpjag wrote:
Too nice...strawberry shortcake nice...impersonal..Natalie Imbruglia nice...

wilderbill wrote:
Q-tips should not be inserted into the ear canal, as damage may occur.

masterhead wrote:

phineas wrote:

Personally, I really appreciate the nice engineering and production qualities. It's very nicely arranged.

masterhead wrote:
Well let's see. Amazing vocals. Great bass line. Rolling melody.

Ya, nothing there.

This song makes me stop whatever I am doing at work, every time it is played. Just wonderful.

Poe doesn't just rock, she boulders. She mountains. She freaking planets. I don't normally go nuts over singers, but I know if I ran into Poe, I'd immediately metamorphose into the biggest fanboy this side of Comic Book Guy. *drool* The album this song is from is the brainchild of Rhys Fulber, and I love his stuff, but it's Poe's vocals that do the trick for me. She could cover New Kids on the Block and make it sizzle.

I don't dig it...What does it have to offer?

mmsmatt wrote: Really....

iggy33 wrote:
Shotgun!

this is one of the best integrated sets i've heard on RP in a long time -- lovely job...

Do I hear Front Line Assembly in this mix?

This is just plain great! I love Poe, so this should come as no surprise.

It's like... poppy... but it doesn't suck!

hmmm...I had that thought too...except this sounds better :| & I can relate to the lyrics

DaWiz wrote:

My thought exactly..