This is cool...

This is so off tangent that when Nora kicks in it's like the end of the meal desert has arrived making it all OK    ;-)   I like it

So is there anything else worth hearing on this album? I love what RP plays, but are there other, maybe deeper, cuts out there by the makers of some of our favorite music? It's a little like the RP top 40s. Maybe RP could get a little more like early FM?

Mix out the flute and this would be stunning.  Heard it in the closing credits of a movie recently and I can't recall the name...

Aud wrote:Quite dreadful, actually.

Fascinating blend of music, seems rather uplifting to me a unique dreamy blend.

Aud wrote:

I like Norah, but I have to agree that the intro is irritating - enough to rate this song a 1, and a request for a never play again.

Nabla wrote:Call it Chill Out Yodel.

I'm just glad Nora Jones has an inimitable style.

I mean it in a bad way.

Hannio wrote:
The intro is irritating!

araujokrl wrote: That's "Delaware", hon.

The intro reminds me of the Skittles ad with the singing rabbit.

In the beginning, it sounds a bit like one of those guys:



...

Alex...I'll take
SOUNDS WINTER MAKES DURING WHOOPIE
for 400 please.

Darkmatter wrote:

I don't know.....I can't see it. :)

Whoa...I thought this was Chameleon by Herbie Hancock at first. Sounded exactly like it.

The album cover makes me think of this for some reason. And the music sure helps too.

This is very nice...Theres a track on this album with Saul Williams too that I'd love to hear on here....Saul is the bomb digity!

rumplestiltskin wrote:

between Trenton and the Deleware River is some of the most beautiful country I've ever experienced

i'll open the wine.
you put out the brie.



strictly dinner party fare.

FamilyMan wrote:

And that pretty much captures it, doesn't it, folks?

Funkadelic.

sweet intro

Kill me.

lillymedesto wrote:

Yeah, me too. I'm from there. Are you? What exit?

Wow, how slick is this! This is what Norah Jones was meant for. Not that she can't play (very much the opposite), but she sounds so enticing against this soundscape.

I would have played just after thievery corporation, Joan Aarmatrading just doesn't fit between these two 0.o

Tee hee I thought you were all talking about New Jersey, I'm thinking what does NJ have to do with Wax Poetic- Angels and OH!

The dog cracked me up. I kinda had the same expression when the yodel came on.
Unlike others I enjoy a weird break though, now and then.
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At first I thought I was hearing Herbie Hancock's Headhunter.