losthiker wrote: 
Was about to say as much...don't hate Indigo Girls but they always sound so earnest and sincere to the point of passing out. 

Interesting track ...

Has a familiar feel to it.  Not sure why.

Sounds to me like an Indigo Girl solo effort.

 DaveInVA wrote: 
The guys all went to JMU and Julie went to Tech. It's the drummer's (Eddie) nickname. They're great to see live. Just saw them last weekend in Charlottesville.

Geez it's anice little pop tune you can't listen to Duke Ellington ALL the time solid 5

Funny name as the band is actually from Northern Virginia.. Good tune though!

any relation to EdfromOhio from Firehose?

pretentious, presumptuous, parochial, pedestrian.

 lemmoth wrote: 
came in to say the same thing.

  rabbi_phil wrote:

and you're exactly right. this is just Radio Playtime. there's nothing riding on any of this. personally,i truly enjoy the 'outthere' stuff. from stingray to romeotuma to the nottingham jury it's all fun to read. when they hang it out-there you get what they really feel about a song, an artist, or whatever and they don't care about (and shouldn't) the feedback. that kind of honesty is refreshing in an over pc'd world. now,attacking someone personally(foul language,something mean) seems to be poor form,but this is an uncensored format and you just hope other listeners will come to the rescue, but really you have to take all this with a grain of salt. all thought doesn't have to be"useful' lenghthy existential over-analysis,and if you don't like something just say so. i don't know if  i could take it if all i read was "i love it,i love it,i love it'from everyone and although i do like this song  i found the 'expired aerosol cheese' thing very funny. being told how to respond or what format to follow is at best controlling and at worst an odd form of convoluted censorship. now,as someone else here has said  'i'll get me hat'

  
well stated, and very true.  Difference of opinions make the horse races.

Do songs ever get removed from an RP playlist for consistently low ratings?  Just curious.  For example, if they receive more than say ten ratings below 4.  Don't mean this one per se,...but now that we're on the subject perhaps we could remove this from the R....?

 

 Businessgypsy wrote: 
and you're exactly right. this is just Radio Playtime. there's nothing riding on any of this. personally,i truly enjoy the 'outthere' stuff. from stingray to romeotuma to the nottingham jury it's all fun to read. when they hang it out-there you get what they really feel about a song, an artist, or whatever and they don't care about (and shouldn't) the feedback. that kind of honesty is refreshing in an over pc'd world. now,attacking someone personally(foul language,something mean) seems to be poor form,but this is an uncensored format and you just hope other listeners will come to the rescue, but really you have to take all this with a grain of salt. all thought doesn't have to be"useful' lenghthy existential over-analysis,and if you don't like something just say so. i don't know if  i could take it if all i read was "i love it,i love it,i love it'from everyone and although i do like this song  i found the 'expired aerosol cheese' thing very funny. being told how to respond or what format to follow is at best controlling and at worst an odd form of convoluted censorship. now,as someone else here has said  'i'll get me hat'

Insipid!  I logged in just to give this a low score.

The singer's phrasing is sooooo Ani DiFranco.  Of course the lyrics and everything else is completely different.

Hey it's Eddie from Ohio! Saw them many times at the Blue Moon Coffeehouse in Bloomington, IL

Love them! 

boring. . .

Bit too New Countryish and not enough alt in there for my tastes, and her voice doesn't lift it out of not really liking it all that much.

 Stefen wrote: 
A-L-W-A-Y-S!!  So far it is taking more than three years to get used to.
Eddie might be from Ohio but she has been through Wyoming.

There is a cold wind blowing here in Wyoming...

Ani ??

 fredriley wrote: 
Agree with the concept but absolutely not the sentiment.  Defo sounds like Ani but that is such a very very very very very good thing.

I wonder if he knows Driver 8.

I went to see Eddie From Ohio several times around 1997, around the same time I saw Ani once. So I was listening to them at the same time. Maybe I'm dense, but it never occurred to me that Julie Murphy and Ani were similar. Still doesn't. Both energetic but different energies. Maybe you have to see them.

There's always a cold wind blowing in Wyoming.  Just ask Scott.

Me Oh My Oh stuck here in Ohio

Is this Ani Di Franco in disguise? It's about as interesting...

 slickdh wrote: 
Guess they should have played covers to keep from "alienating" the un-initiated.  If you need bands you've never seen to play songs you know, go to a karaoke show. 

AphidA wrote:
Really?  I have seen them 3 or 4 times and enjoyed them.  Sorry to hear about them being no more.

I'm from Virginia and I hate this song.

This was a local band that I'm glad is (apparently) no longer around.