I went to high school with a guy who plays the piano in bands (most notably, Sugarland) and he's posted recently about how weird it is to be in, like, Kroger, and hearing the sound of your own piano playing on the PA system. And he's not even actually famous! (I suppose if he were Adele, he would not do his own Krogering.)
Natter 69: Practically names itself.
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Unfortunately the used CD store in town closed, so I can't get any cheap copies of her CDs.
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KATE. Whoa. Really? Wow. Is it a matter of pride at this point, or are you just afraid of the hype?
Heh. Neither? I just haven't sought it out, and like Jess, the only radio stations I listen to are NPR and classic rock. It's possible I've heard it when I was out somewhere, but didn't know it.
I liked "Chasing Pavements" from her first album a lot, but when I listened to the rest of the CD it didn't grab me, so I wasn't particularly interested in seeking out her new one. But I'm happy to give "Rolling in the Deep" a listen, since you've linked the video.
I only keep up with Kids Today music on Youtube.
Pretty much all the new music I discover these days is through fanvids. They've introduced me to some good older stuff, too
ARGH, the video starts out with that goddamn "Marry Bacon" commercial from Jack in the Box. I fucking hate that commercial. It plays all the time when I watch Parks & Rec on Hulu and every time I want to throw something.
Oh, man, monks complaining in the margins of illuminated manuscripts. LOVE. [link]
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Oh, dear . . . And today's payday.
OK, but now that I've watched the actual video, I like the song! Seems like an odd choice to have her sitting down for the whole song, though -- it's the kind of song that you'd think would require standing up and dancing around while you're belting it out.
I don't know if I've ever heard "Rolling in the Deep." The only radio stations I ever listen to are classic rock or NPR, so if I've heard it it was probably at the grocery store or something. I only recognize "Someone Like You" because of that SNL sketch.
I never listen to the radio for music anymore. I listen to NPR sometimes, alternative online radio or stuff in my iPod/iPhone.
So I've never heard of Adele as well.