I think someone pushed her into that fire (after hearing her sing this song). And while we're on the subject of fire, she can't hold a candle to Lucinda W.

very very bad.

...s'funny 'cause for me it's just like a Walk Throught the Fire and Filth with Mary! ... n'what's more, I think I am a better person for the journey! So thanks for that! ...

LennytheB wrote:
Me too...it just seems to plod along without really going anywhere.

I tried to like this...honest..I really tried

Geecheeboy wrote:

I believe it is...it looks lovely. Quite a sharp contrast to the sound of this song to my ears, however.

Guh. 2.

Is that a Taylor guitar on the cover art?

I don't know, it sounds pretty damn haunting to me. It's intentionally slow. I think it works. The pain of solitude really comes through here.

HORRIBLE.

Am I the only person who thinks that there was a covedr of this on Buffy, the Vampire Slayer? The words are right...

I keep tapping my foot faster to make her speed up and it's not working....

Thought it was an old Neil Young song. By then, it sounded like someone was singing a slowed-down cover of a rock n roll song I should have known...but it wasn't any of these!

Which made me like it more. Keep on, RP!

Leonard Cohen's younger sister, I assume.

glad to have seen you perform in Letterkenny.
love your musical passion

ploafmaster wrote:
I agree with you except I think Lucinda is MORE annoying....

It sounds like the drummer is straining to make it to the next beat. I wish he'd just give up.

I think she actually sounds like Lucinda, but after she's had too much to drink.

She's also a bit more annoying to me than Lucinda (and I find Lucinda annoying).

And she looks like Jamie Lee Curtis

Y'all remember that ancient Shake & Bake commercial, with the little blonde girl that would belt out "And I halped!" in a horrific southern accent at the end? Yeah, I was reminded of that commercial.

TRUDGINGLY.....

TWoldguy wrote:

THAT caught my attention and perked my ears up, too. Love Lucinda, and Mary sounds tremendously like her.

Have you heard Lucinda's tune 'Righteously' from her World Without Tears disc? God, that's a hot tune, with some of the most sinister, tortured slide guitar licks.

Downers are acceptable..it's her horrid VOICE that grates on me...arghh!

Mari wrote:

thanks for that cut and paste mari. but this downer sucks, file it away for good.

TWoldguy wrote:

I like Lucinda Williams and wondered what the hell happened to her, then saw it was someone else and breathed a sigh of relief.

I was certain that this was Lucinda Williams, till I looked at the screen. I liked it anyway.

That voice drives me crazy... and not in a happy, good way.