Norah Jones - Feels Like Home
Posted by: long-time-dead on 19 January 2004
Wait with glee or cower in fear but there is a new Norah Jones album due for release at the start of February...........
Let battle commence !
Posted on: 19 January 2004 by Martin D
Yuk
Martin
Posted on: 19 January 2004 by jayd
Looking forward to it. For the cover art, if nothing else.
jay
Posted on: 19 January 2004 by Todd A
The cover art ain't that great.
"The universe is change, life is opinion." Marcus Aurelius,
MeditationsPosted on: 19 January 2004 by Minky
Is it true that it's possible for the human male to lactate ?
I heard it through the grapevine that on her new album Norma farts "my heart belongs to daddy". Should be a stunner.
Posted on: 20 January 2004 by Tarquin Maynard - Portly
I have an advance copy.
Not bad, but when I turn the LP anticlockwise just at the second side run off groove most definately says I WORSHIP AT THE PHALLUS OF MARILYN MANSON.
And she seemed like such a nice girl, too.
Regards
On the Yellow Brick Road and Happy
Posted on: 22 January 2004 by long-time-dead
quote:
Originally posted by Minky:
I heard it through the grapevine that on her new album Norma farts "my heart belongs to daddy". Should be a stunner.
Is the 'B' Side "Hair on a G-String" ?
Posted on: 06 February 2004 by sideshowbob
Posted on: 06 February 2004 by Not For Me
The man has it spot on!
DS
OTD - Kelis - Good Stuff
Posted on: 06 February 2004 by long-time-dead
David
Heard it yet ?
I haven't..............................
Heard the track with Dolly Parton - utter shite - but others I heard were "Norah-esque".
Now, back to her tits. Fed up looking at Jordan's on IACGMOOH........
Posted on: 06 February 2004 by Martin D
Yuk
Posted on: 07 February 2004 by Not For Me
Long time
Heard it?
No - I don't need to actually listen to anything to have a strong opinion about it.
Bring back Ravi Shankar!
DS
OTD - RSW - Thunder II
Posted on: 08 February 2004 by herm
From the (rather negative) NY Times review:
"Perhaps what listeners respond to in Norah Jones isn't the honesty of the acoustic sounds, but the limited emotional range of the music. Perhaps we want someone who sounds self-assured, sexy, basically happy, talented, and untroubled. (…) Is Ms. Jones making the world safe for soft-rock again? I'm afraid she is."
Looking at the photo I get the feeling the lovely Ms Jones has lost some weight, though.
Herman
Posted on: 09 February 2004 by Minky
quote:
Originally posted by herm:
Looking at the photo I get the feeling the lovely Ms Jones has lost some weight, though.
Hey Hermy
Good to see you haven't been taken by the flesh eating beetles that got my Grandfather while he was in Holland last month. I gather that these attacks are becoming more frequent.
Let's hope that whatever is causing Norma's weight loss will continue until she disappears completely (not in a bad way but in a magical way, like Tinkerbell).
Posted on: 09 February 2004 by Todd A
quote:
Originally posted by herm:Is Ms. Jones making the world safe for soft-rock again? I'm afraid she is.
And what is wrong with soft-rock? I for one eagerly await a new Lionel Richie album!
"The universe is change, life is opinion." Marcus Aurelius,
MeditationsPosted on: 09 February 2004 by jayd
Reviewers seem to love Norah, because she gives them the chance to postulate, theorize, play pop psychologist and economist. I don't understand why the fact that 18 million copies of her first album sold has to signify something deep about the psyche of society. It's just an album. Some like it, some don't. Many less talented (ok, some downright untalented) "artists" have sold many millions more discs than she has.
Norah Jones is ok singer/pianist. CD buyers made her a wealthy one. It took reviewers to make her a psychosocial phenomenon.
jay
Posted on: 09 February 2004 by Emil F
I was disappointed from her new album and I gave it away.
Better sound than the first one but nothing exciting in the music department.
Emil
