She's still here!!??

& TreborG2 writes: .... AHHhhhh the balance ....  YIN ... meet YANG

 Saliby_Br wrote: 

A song by Dear Reader would fit absolutely perfect to this one...

Glad Apple gave her enough money from this that now she can do what she wants (even more than before).

 unclelonghair wrote: 

NO!  You can't make me watch American Idol!  I don't need another bowel movement!

(oh yeah... this is a great song, by the way!)

Jaclyn gives this a thumbs-up. I give it whatever she gives it. But she's not the boss of me. At all.

 matz wrote: 

Uh..... her tongue, which is quite usefull when it comes to singing if you ask me. And her tongue works quite well! Just listen to how nice this song feels.......................

makes me want to buy  a Google mobile device....

 Saliby_Br wrote: 
What does she have in her mouth while she's singing?

"Oh tomato" comes closer to "all teenage hopes" when listening to her.  

Like this song quite a bit with one glaring 'but' - that 'whoa-oh-oh' refrain makes it sound like she's channeling Shania Twain (song name I've mercifully blocked from memory).

 Existentialista wrote: 
This song is awesome

It's funny, you hear this song, and it sounds like pleasant, somewhat vapid pop (not really a bad thing).  But then you watch American Idol and you realize how great this girl can sing compared to those schleps.  It's all relative I guess.

This song is HORRIBLE!

 Jelani wrote: 
How exactly does the purchase location matter?

 cathenley wrote: 
And I bet you bought it at Wal-Mart. ?

This song is groovy...

I saw her on Sesame Street, doing a reworked version of this song. It was great!

Find this song in the dictionary under "guilty pleasure".

The album cover is hot, but the amount of "pick-up" sticks she can balance in the lovely crook of her neck is what really is beyond compare. Nice toon btw.

I love every song on this album....

 FrankMc wrote:  

I identify myself by the 10 car, eighty wheel traction motor subway train that I ride twice a day, most every day. It is my favorite form of transportation. Dude, does that get me extra bonus rating points (e.g if I rate this a 7 it counts as a 14)? I do happen to ride the 1, 2, or 3 train if that that helps. It is a VERY POWERFUL machine, lottsa horsies.

 sdn wrote: 
You know you've hit the big time when Sesame Street comes calling. I like Feisty.

People who still identify themselves in terms of the automobile they drive are not to be trusted to make reasonable definitions of what constitutes sucko barfo. No song as happy as this can be sucko barfo.

 jagdriver wrote: 

 islander wrote: 

Steve Martin had 'Happy Feet"  Feist has 'Happy Beat"   Can't listen to this without getting a big

Cool little song...kind of worrying though how there is an ad exec at these mobile phone companies that spots music i like...I heard this, New Soul by Yael Naim and Jose Gonzales on ads for phone companies first

Feist - 1234
Ani Difranco - Little Plastic Castle

Wow... two sucko-barfos in a row. Well, maybe Bill's just getting them out of the way NOW, intending to play good music the rest of the day.

 sdn wrote: 

I think RP should play that version instead.  It's way more enjoyable than this.  (Which is not to say that this song is bad, I just like "chickens back from the shore" a lot as a lyric.)