FAQ Girl's a musicologist? How hot is that?
And well, it does say virtually all, so I guess its ass is covered.
There's a lady plays her fav'rite records/On the jukebox ev'ry day/All day long she plays the same old songs/And she believes the things that they say/She sings along with all the saddest songs/And she believes the stories are real/She lets the music dictate the way that she feels.
FAQ Girl's a musicologist? How hot is that?
And well, it does say virtually all, so I guess its ass is covered.
I don't think those billion other people think the rest of the world counts as "virtually all".
How hot is that?
HOTTTTT!!!!!1!
OK, tina, thanks to your rec I have ordered the Built to Spill CD! (New music, yay!)
I finally head the John Cale version recently
I looked back, and I'm not sure if you're talking about Hallelujah , but if you are, I didn't like that version either. I just happened on one by kd lang, which I've yet to listen to properly, and I've tended towards collecting them.
I read on livejournal the other day how the original Cohen version and the Buckley version have different verses--apparently Buckley added some. And then, when Cohen recorded Hallelujah, he used Buckley's version. The ins and outs of this song get more fascinating the more I learn. And I just thought it was pretty when I first heard it.
I'm not sure if you're talking about Hallelujah , but if you are, I didn't like that version either.
It's my favorite. I just like Cale's delivery and the arrangement. This might be because it was the first one i heard, in the movie Basquiat.
And SA, I didn't know Buckley had added lyrics! Do yoou remember whose journal that was in?
Um. I can look. I should have flagged it, because at the time I thought it was really interesting.
I've tended towards collecting them.
I *love* the Ari Hest version that you put on one of the CDs that you sent me.
I'm not sure if you're talking about Hallelujah
Close. Pablo Picasso.
No big deal if you can't fiind it, SA. Thanks for checking.
I *love* the Ari Hest version that you put on one of the CDs that you sent me.
He's a neat guy. That's pretty much a clear cover of the Buckley version, as is the Wainwright version, but I haven't encountered another style with such emotion.
Close. Pablo Picasso.
Damn. I couldn't find the song title, so I extrapolated.