jhorton wrote: 
It sounds like 9/8, or some compound, three-count time.  Good song.

 coy wrote: 
Yes!!  SynthPop is what makes RP so damn great.  I could listen to nothing but Imogen, Enya, Tori, Sinead, Annie, and Spandau Ballet *ALL DAY LONG* !!!!!

This song shows a brilliant understanding of rhythm. I can play along with it, but can't for the life of me figure out the time signature. Can anyone help me here?
 

Nice.  I like.

But that near-continual click sounds like a CD skip.  Annoying, it is. 

I need to further investigate Imogen. Every time I hear her on RP I stop and listen. Time to make a purchase.

 sajitjacob wrote: 
Nothing worse than being "almost painfully sensuous." Except perhaps being smashed over the head with a cloud of butterflies.

Love it! :-)

Bill:  "....like being smashed over the head with a cloud of butterflies!"  (In speaking about Imogen)

LOL!  Exactly...

Highlow
American Net'Zen

"a cloud of butterflies..." yes. she is astonishingly talented, and makes it sound so effortless.

nasty click in my head.. is it from Imogen's lighter?

Love Imogen. She has such an amazing voice. like some others have mentioned here her performance at Ronnie Scotts with Jeff Beck make the hairs stand up on the back of my neck. New Album soon I think/hope.........

 Sloggydog wrote: 
Its me. . . clickety click click *hoards pens and runs away from Sloggy*

 Lazaerus wrote: 
i'll second that and thirds

 Sloggydog wrote: 
sh1t, I didn't even notice that sound until I read this. Thanks for ruining it for me...

Our Immy: she comes under the heading of "almost painfully sensuous". It's like being smashed over the head with a cloud of butterflies.

Welcome song any time of day. Floats like a dream.

Having a new look at Imogen.  Also love the work with Jeff Beck; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uuXcGHjBeac

i love it
check out the documentary 'minds without fear'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JvTwd4mTwQs&list=FLkszFwF_B1wkXvnijzV5rkw&index=4&feature=plpp_video 

this needs to be followed with..

Thela Hun Ginjeet

Grreat timing.

 Limpopoking wrote: 

Agreed, an amazing performance.
Haven't thought of Ronnie Scott much since he died, but there was a time when I saw him, if not regularly, several times with his quartet in Gerrard Street - first saw him in Frith Street too. And that was half a century ago.

The opening bit sounds a lot like Michael Hedges.

 allabout wrote: 

Woulda given the smaller of my 2 goolies (can't remember whether it's the left or the right one... and there's people watching me so I can't check right now) to have been at Ronnie Scotts for that performance... 2nd best option, I bought the DVD. Simply awesome. Tal Wilkenfeld's performance inspired my daughter to take up the bass... Go bunny go!!! You make your old dad proud.

Huge fan!
Thanks Bill!
PS. Love the cover shot!

Great artist, well improve, check out her set with Jeff Beck @ Ronnie Scoots Club

who's clicking that pen?  leave the damn pen alone.  do I have to take all the pens?

Reminds me of Enya (without the accent), but less annoyingly slickly over-produced. This has quite a bit more organic texture to it.

I am grateful to RP for introducing me to so many artists/songs I never would have found on my own.  My iPod is filling up.   And that's a good thing.