pleseq wrote:

didn't the Cardigans gain fame and a record contract by being Europe's first "pop-idol" just like Kelly Clarkson was the first American -idol? please correct me if I am wrong!

Bill's pretty picky about the quality of uploads, isn't he? it seems to me that after going through that whole process of upsampling, downsampling, and transcoding twice it might not sound quite as good. Dunno though, I've never done it.

Egrey wrote:

If you burn it to a disc as audio, then import that disc back into itunes as an MP3, you're good to go. Oh, you also have to change some settings first. In iTunes, go to Edit->preferences-> and click on the advanced tab. Under the import tab, below the line, you'll see a pull down tab for "import using." Select MP3 encoder, and you're set.

Darn .aac. I'll definitely be limiting my iTunes purchases in the future because of this.

Govi wrote:

Clearly she doesn't know what eclectic means.

We need some stuff off their latest album, super extra gravity.

i bought the album off itunes, so i can't upload it.

Anyone out there got the gumption to upload it? Bill?

pleseq wrote:

Why would anyone have any idea what Kelly Clarkson sounds like?

Govi wrote:

I think a station that plays The Cardigans, Nickel Creek, Nina Simone, Johnny Cash, Beck, and the Foo Fighters in the span of a few hours qualifies as eclectic!

I've heard of them before but never heard them. I like her voice. Might be a worth a deeper listen.

Just want to say:

Great song!

You're The Storm Baby!

Catchy pop song. The chorus hooks you good.

nina, you rule.

*chews bubblegum, pops it, blows bubble, sucks it back in and cleans the remainder from her lips, all the while looking cute in knee socks and plaid miniskirt, with dark brown penny loafers, wondering why she's hearing bubble-gum music on an eclectic station*

Fitting text, We're currenly enjoying a huge blizzard here in Sweden... And I need to get home from work. =P

I LOVE the Cardigans!
adu is right in his post.

lizardman_tcs wrote:

I've really only heard Kelly Clarkson in passing, though I suppose any history with her is too much.

pleseq wrote:

The problem isn't you having no history with the Cardigans; it's you having ample history with Kelly Clarkson. Of course, most people's only history with the Cardigans is the song Lovefool, which sounds more like No Doubt.

adu wrote:

oh, I agree....

Overplayed at RP. And having no history with the Cardigans, this really just sounds like Kelly Clarkson to me.

do i hear a cowbell?

Silly sexy song, I like it, her voice and those lyrics... sheesh, I need a cold shower.

Wonderful pairing with the Jayhawks....

A great alt-country album from The Cardigans

Gotta' love the Swedes! The prettiest race of all.

pikmin II... railroad crossings... I like the bell at least.

coding_to_music wrote:

I Like this song!

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