jonredfern wrote: that's exactly what i thought!... who is this woman?...

This is actually starting to grow on me.

I like Chasing Cars, but this, not so much. Saw them on SNL this weekend, and couldn't remember what it was that I liked about them the first time I heard them.

Meh.

The two voices compliment one another beautifully

plaid wrote:
Absolutely wonderful set list today.

Yes, I am little surprised it is Snow Patrol. However, I still don't like it. Snow Patrol is mostly for teens I think

kate bush?

Didn't know the song and now I'm pretty surprised about the fact, that it's Snow Patrol (who usual I don't like....).

Nice...

Anything you play by Snow Patrol is good!!!!!

Saw Snow Patrol in concert a couple months back (with OK Go and Silversun Pickups), and this show was SO GOOD.

For Martha's part, they picked a girl out of the audience who said she could sing. And she did. So nice. SO NICE.

The only Snow Patrol song I can get behind. Martha Wainwright wins at life.

Not my favourite track from this band, but it is nice to hear a different SP song every once in a while.

Mmmmmmmmmmm.

This song sounds very flat, droning and monotonous. Boring, and irritating.

stevo_b wrote:

you are right.....1

How does such a one-trick band like this get so much play, especially on a discerning broadcast like RP? Arguably the most repetitive and smith songwriting of the 21st century. Sad, considering that Reindeer Section was pretty unique.

Um, no.

umm....3

smackiepipe wrote:

You say that like it's a bad thing.

Photo-John wrote:

This song got an 8 for peculiar sound. I can take it in moderation. I don't hate it.

In my semi-conscious state at the moment, I thought this was Prozak For Lovers. Qualifies as a major whoops!

I'm kinda hit or miss with this group. For every song I like, the next one makes me feel like someone's taken a cheese graiter to my thighs and then made me sit in a frying pan of hot turpentine.

Every time I hear this song it sounds better. It's a heartbreaker. The combination sounds like breaking glass. And I mean that in the very best way.

this is a lovely song on a somewhat disappointing album (i say somewhat because i had very high expectations)

ziggytrix wrote:

I've since found that out.I'm trying to give her a fair listen.This is about the third song I've heard.
Her brothers version of Hallelujah was totally devoid of any emotion at all,strange considering I think that LC is at the least an aquaintence of her father.
This is looking like the type of music anyone could have made growing up in that atmosphere with access to the equipment and exposure to the lifestyle.

Kilroy wrote:

RP always rocks whatever theys playin. In general, too bad about the swathes of neg comments from the wizzer heads.

Kilroy wrote: couldn't agree more, wonderful song by the best performers!

rosedraws wrote:

i usually do that too...not a big fan of female vocalists. but, i can stand this song.

OverlyDramaticYawn Patrol

Loose the background singer and this might be half worth listening to.