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planet3one9 Apr 25, 2013 - 22:48	I think this is her best album and this is one of the good tracks [ Reply ]
Quasicoonass Apr 21, 2013 - 06:12	Yea! It never gets old.... ${#Dancingbanana_2}$ [ Reply ]
ziakut Apr 12, 2013 - 08:58	Like it in a big way! [ Reply ]
skyguy Mar 25, 2013 - 10:52	"We can get you ten dimes for a dollar, or four quarters. People ask us how we make a profit?The answer is simple-VOLUME!" [ Reply ]
MsJudi Mar 11, 2013 - 22:17	One of my favorite tunes of hers. [ Reply ]
akiml Feb 08, 2013 - 13:34	Patty Griffin slays me every time! [ Reply ]
apd Nov 21, 2012 - 21:12	bump natural_tools wrote: While listening to this tonight in the car, I suddenly stopped hearing the "you change" parts as a repeating chorus and started hearing them as a long catalog of every single instance of compromising your(her)self. The song was already powerful to me, but wow, how overwhelming is that... you change and you change and you change, you change, you change [ Reply ]
cc_rider Nov 15, 2012 - 08:01	amoreena wrote: Saw her with Robert Plant , who told the rapt audience that Patty was the best female vocalist in America. What he said. Who? [ Reply ]
fedtho Nov 06, 2012 - 11:20	Byronape wrote: While nothing on the internet really matters generally, proper spelling will keep others from automatically assuming that you are an idiot. It doesn't have to be perfect, but it's clear when someone at least makes an effort and who doesn't. The only exception would be people who do not speak/write English as a native language. Besides, it's a good habit to get into. Nothing irritates me more than getting emails from co-workers and friends that contain all kind of spelling errors. In the days where any good browser has a spell check option built in, there's no excuse for not putting in the effort to make your point as clear and concise as you can. After all, if it's important enough to post, that means you want people to read it. If it has a bunch of misspelled words, people will stop before the end. Have a little self respect and make at least half an effort. Hey Byronape, You are summing up really well many feelings I have about correct spelling . I might quote your lines. I hope you don't mind. Congratulations, again. [ Reply ]
oldsaxon Oct 03, 2012 - 13:37	Byronape wrote: While nothing on the internet really matters generally, proper spelling will keep others from automatically assuming that you are an idiot. It doesn't have to be perfect, but it's clear when someone at least makes an effort and who doesn't. The only exception would be people who do not speak/write English as a native language. Besides, it's a good habit to get into. Nothing irritates me more than getting emails from co-workers and friends that contain all kind of spelling errors. In the days where any good browser has a spell check option built in, there's no excuse for not putting in the effort to make your point as clear and concise as you can. After all, if it's important enough to post, that means you want people to read it. If it has a bunch of misspelled words, people will stop before the end. Have a little self respect and make at least half an effort. Language is flexible. The norm today won't be recognized in 100 years. Relax. If t'were so, then it will be but a memery. Life is a crewl reminder of the sadness of loss. [ Reply ]
rdo Aug 17, 2012 - 15:00	Byronape wrote: While nothing on the internet really matters generally, proper spelling will keep others from automatically assuming that you are an idiot. It doesn't have to be perfect, but it's clear when someone at least makes an effort and who doesn't. The only exception would be people who do not speak/write English as a native language. Besides, it's a good habit to get into. Nothing irritates me more than getting emails from co-workers and friends that contain all kind of spelling errors. In the days where any good browser has a spell check option built in, there's no excuse for not putting in the effort to make your point as clear and concise as you can. After all, if it's important enough to post, that means you want people to read it. If it has a bunch of misspelled words, people will stop before the end. Have a little self respect and make at least half an effort. Ay yai yai...where to begin. I'll just say that language fascism, and especially spelling fasism , is a cruel, evil, and oppressive institution, entirely based on power and money, that literally condems millions, nay billions of people around the world to abject poverty. Some leftist you are! No, I am not joking, being provocative, or being a troll. I believe this with all my hart and sole!! [ Reply ]
GawgaBoy Aug 17, 2012 - 14:56	I'm SOOOOO excited... Patty is going on a solo tour, an acoustic performance and I have two tickets to see her at Eddie Owen's Red Clay Theater near Atlanta. Come on October ! [ Reply ]
lemmoth Aug 17, 2012 - 14:54	Always liked hearing this song and didn't note until now that it was Patty Griffin ——— who I thought I didn't like. [ Reply ]
coding_to_music Aug 17, 2012 - 14:53	gypsyman wrote: This kicks major ass. Yuppers ! [ Reply ]
dc_zee Aug 01, 2012 - 13:59	LizK wrote: Oh, are we here again? He buys a new dress, takes awhile to understand why. My ex bought me a car, part of his long-range plan. See? Songs really can tell you a story. Or your story. Patty and this song are just so good. So good, well great. Bows on gifts aren't always strings, but they make for some interesting songs when they are. One of my favorites is PJ Harvey's "Dress". [ Reply ]
gypsyman Jul 12, 2012 - 12:32	This kicks major ass. [ Reply ]
dew34 Jul 03, 2012 - 14:58	gemtag wrote: Well sad. I second, perhaps third. [ Reply ]
gemtag Jun 15, 2012 - 13:58	Byronape wrote: While nothing on the internet really matters generally, proper spelling will keep others from automatically assuming that you are an idiot. It doesn't have to be perfect, but it's clear when someone at least makes an effort and who doesn't. The only exception would be people who do not speak/write English as a native language. Besides, it's a good habit to get into. Nothing irritates me more than getting emails from co-workers and friends that contain all kind of spelling errors. In the days where any good browser has a spell check option built in, there's no excuse for not putting in the effort to make your point as clear and concise as you can. After all, if it's important enough to post, that means you want people to read it. If it has a bunch of misspelled words, people will stop before the end. Have a little self respect and make at least half an effort. Well sad. [ Reply ]
LizK Apr 14, 2012 - 22:15	Oh, are we here again? He buys a new dress, takes awhile to understand why. My ex bought me a car, part of his long-range plan. See? Songs really can tell you a story. Or your story. Patty and this song are just so good. So good, well great. [ Reply ]
chyk5 Mar 29, 2012 - 08:08	Byronape wrote: While nothing on the internet really matters generally, proper spelling will keep others from automatically assuming that you are an idiot. It doesn't have to be perfect, but it's clear when someone at least makes an effort and who doesn't. The only exception would be people who do not speak/write English as a native language. Besides, it's a good habit to get into. Nothing irritates me more than getting emails from co-workers and friends that contain all kind of spelling errors. In the days where any good browser has a spell check option built in, there's no excuse for not putting in the effort to make your point as clear and concise as you can. After all, if it's important enough to post, that means you want people to read it. If it has a bunch of misspelled words, people will stop before the end. Have a little self respect and make at least half an effort. I was attempting, in perhaps an unsuccessfully humorous way, to point out Horstman's overreaction to Wonderlove's post. Unlike you, I don't assume that an individual is an idiot, or more importantly lacks self-respect (!), because they've misspelled a few words on a music forum. As this issue seems to irritate you so much, if venting that frustration online is a form of therapy, that's a good thing. [ Reply ]