She's not my favorite vocalist, but its good to hear something from them on RP

 

Posted: Jun 26, 2012 - 10:37

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 Cynaera wrote: 

Misterfixit wrote: 
I don't think that's the kind of strength she needed right there, Misterfixit.

 Ghiaap wrote: 
Indeed.

 Photo-John wrote: 
This song is legal now in Washington and Colorado.

 TerryS wrote: 
Is that a compliment or a complaint? Seriously, I'm not sure — with this group I can see it going either way.

...like pushing an icicle through your eardrum.....

>1<

I love F+TM.

Wow not screaming as she usually does over the music and she really does have quite the voice and very good range.  She needs to learn she does not have to belt everything.

What an awful way to start the morning. PSD and another cuppa . . .

I'm light, johnj. just saying that this is just horrible shit. 


johnjconn wrote: 

Terrible....
Goes for all her music...
Please stop supporting this album!

To quote a music critic who saw her last show, 'the audience turned into a mushy mass'. Huh.

 clwguy wrote: 
nay
not that bad, lighten up clwguy, it's only Rock n Roll

her voice is so enticing I would love to try and physically return the favor

She just cancelled her most recent concert quoting laryngitis.

 terrapin52 wrote: 
yes

absolutely hiddeous

Bombast.

 Cynaera wrote: 
Hey!  Cast off your pain and anguish.  It is a transient thing anyway.  You are who you are and others are who they are.  Strength of character means you cry, you weep, perhaps you wail, but when the tears are finished you flex your self and move ahead.  Always moving ahead.

Good lyric (can actually hear it in acoustic version). STILL DON'T LIKE THE YODELING!!!!! 

Sorry, "Marginal" is too positive, this repellant shouting has got to be Sucko Barfo.

 srose96 wrote: 
From the all-knowing wiki...

The heart line is the first of the major lines examined by a reader and represents love and attraction. It is found towards the top of the palm, under the fingers. In some traditions, the line is read as starting from the edge of the palm under the little finger and flowing across the palm towards the thumb; in others, it is seen as starting under the fingers and flowing toward the outside edge of the palm. Palmists interpret this line to represent matters of the heart, that is, more literally, our emotional living; it is therefore believed to be an insight into how the emotional sides of our mindframes will act out and be acted upon during our lifetimes, and often said, to what extent we possess emotional reservoirs within us, for example, a chained or gridded heart line( or emotional line) is often seen in people who are highly strung, nervous and draw upon emotional strength and insight to attain their ambitions,i.e. they wear their 'emotions' on their sleeves,often to draw strength. Such chaining or gridding on the heart line (emotional line) is often seen in intensely creative artists such as musicians and writers, as well as deeply driven scientists. Dealing with emotions, the line is also claimed to indicate romantic perspectives and intimate relationships, again, a chained or gridded heart line is said to point to a flirtatious attitude to love, and one which can be prone to fall in love easily. On a physical level, the heart line is indirectly associated with heart health, moreso through the effects that emotions can have on the body such as with blood pressure. A chained heart line is often associated with high blood pressure, but also of an 'adrenaline junkie' attitude in life.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palmistry

 srose96 wrote: 
http://lovelyhorribles.wordpress.com/2011/12/13/palmistry-part-eight-what-the-tin-woodmans-palm-said/

Does not get old. Feels like drugs. Give me more.

Every time this woman comes on, I stop what I am doing and listen.  I don't exactly know "why" yet.  There are many accomplished vocalists that come through this channel, but when I am working and in the zone, it is just background.  But not this one.  OK, now where was I? 

This is soooo good for the ears...

 

Eeek! put her out of her misery... please?

She's great. This ain't.