Her voice transports me.

 crockydile wrote: 
That's yr long list?  What's yr short list look like?

Back from  when I liked her, before she became a movement.
Please forgive my split infinitive.

sarah's voice - effortless, soaring and angelic. 'heard her live at a Bridge School Benefit in Mt View. her voice pinned me back, jaw dropping. left me in awe, crushing big time

The only thing I like about this song is that it's not Adia.

So happy I do not listen to other radio stations, and have to give a 10 to the slide show for this tune, so makes one very hungry for something sweet.... hahah I do enjoy Sarah's tunes, and have not been spoilt by the overexposure on other radio, so this is pleasing to my ears.

I remember buying this album and listening to it constantly on my CD Walkman.  Those were the days.

 

Amazing artist, fabulous song.

 BikeCoachDave wrote: 
True, but unfortunately popularity leads to repetition, and repetition is tiresome...

 BikeCoachDave wrote: 
Well said Coach.

Heard this WAY too many times on the radio and playing in the coffee shop I worked in.  It's a nice enough song, but a bit tired after all these years.

 andesitic wrote: 
Heaven forbid a recording artist gets her music played on the radio. 

Ah, my mantra for 2011.

 andesitic wrote:  clever. But good songs should never be diminished simply because they are popular or embraced by the masses. Being 'indy' or obscure might be romantic, but it doesnt add or subrtact from its credibility. Neither should popularity.

 gjeeg wrote: 
What a lovely thought. Oh, be still my beating heart!  8 from the smitten Nottingham jury

The only SM song I actually like.

 crockydile wrote: 

Add James, Travis, Gomez, Wilco

9+  Really nice in the headphones!

 gjeeg wrote: 
Hmm...you say that like you have a certain kind of knowledge.  As a decided S.M. fan from the pre - Stumbling Towards Ecstasy days (pre-'95), I must admit that the vision you create has crossed my mind on many occasions.  I go back to that place in my mind from time to time when listening to her music.

Loved this when it came out, still love it! 8

 crockydile wrote: 

Good list, man. Same experience for me with almost all of them.

After Surfacing she began diving.

After I heard this lady on RP I made an order from US and now I´m waiting for 9 albums.

Booooring

Luscious. Dreamy. Chills.

 peacockangel wrote: 
Damn, that's a long list for me...let's see, off the top of my head.

Porcupine Tree
Guster
Built to Spill
Wailin' Jennys
Vast
Paul Cusick
Portishead
Doves
Bat for Lashes
Silversun Pickups
John Butler Trio
Michael Frantie and Spearhead

I know there are more.

The background vocals make this song magical.

I became a Sarah fan because of RP