Good lord, no.  Terrible...

Ghastly. 

 asilbuch wrote: 
Check out ANYTHING Yoko had recorded.....

 I 2nd
asilbuch wrote: 

this could be the most annoying thing I've ever heard in my life

Pearl Jam version please.....

What you fear the most meets you half the way.

Like some of her stuff, not especially diggin' this.  Nice little bit of guitar at the end tho.

 bev wrote: 
Damn, my PSD song was shorter than this one,

Thank you thank you thank you RP for installing the little, powerful, life-affirming, glorious "PSD" button for times such as these. Sucko. Barfo. Indeed.

 iTuner wrote: 

More godlike than what God would make if he were real.  Beautifully told story.

Sorry just looked at the ratings and comments on this and if it comes up on the radio again (I have it on PSD) I would just like to point out that while you are all entitled to your opinion in this case most of you are wrong.

Another RP WTF moment.

 Propayne wrote:
Much like arsenic.

But not nearly as pleasant.

 Lewis_Cooper wrote: 
Thank you Lewis_Cooper for putting this in context. I had great expectations for Creek Dipper and I just didn't get it, much to my chagrin.

We have such interesting tastes and tolerances...I love Neil Young but can't stand Bob Dylan. Brilliance in the eye of the beholder. 
 

I think Lou Reed and his ex Sylvia started Sweet Relief to help Vic when she was diagnosed with MS and had no health insurance. Haven''t heard any updates from her in some time.

 stevetipp wrote: 

Suffers from the (over)production but it's a good album anyway.

The new Play Something Different (PSD>>) button above ^ is very handy during this song.

Play more Vic, especially anything off Swing the Statue.

Ms. William's voice is an acquired taste.

Best song on this CD is "You R Loved" in my opinion.

Nice cover of the Randy California/Spirit tune "Nature's Way" on this disc also.

Huh.  Never heard her version before, only the PJ version on the Sweet Relief benefit album.  Good stuff.  

JGD wrote:

unfortunately, yes.

jgeyer wrote:

I was thinking the same thing.

I also want to start singing "100 bottles of beer on the wall" when I here any version of this.

so wait... she wrote this and performed the version now playing, but it is the Pearl Jam version that is actually good? Do I have that straight?

Take a joint, light it up, pass it to ... Vicky.

Really. Not. Diggin'. It.

I love this every time i hear it, Pearl Jam's version is awesome. I heard a duet I believe with Eddie she did that was great too. I find her truly endearing. I believe she is one of the founders of "Sweet Relief."