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What a coincidence, I filled out a music survey the other day that asked what band I hated and I put ICP. Good bands Codyy.

I want to marry her.
Good song.
Another good song.

BOONDOX wtf!!!!

here is one of my all time fav twiztid songs. (unless the song was changed, i don't watch/listen to things @ youtube).

Don't like the ICP or their group...meh..don't listen then :P

I dig me some Poe. She has quite the range of styles.

If we're discussing female singers with deep, evocative voices, I feel obligated to mention Mary Fahl (formerly of October Project):
Bury My Lovely
Ariel (Shitty fan video by someone who apparently never read The Tempest)
Return to Me
Dark time (Another fan vid)

Despite her gloomy videos with the prerequisite church interior scenes, etc, Flea and I saw her at a show and she was very engaging in person; telling jokes, making self-depreciating references to some career moves and finally having a boozy duet with Susan Werner*. After the show, Flea and I chatted with her for a few minutes and she congratulated us on our first date and predicted that we'd get married since our first date was at her show


*Not that I expect any Susan Werner fans here but I've seen her shows several times now and she is always fantastic live if only for her incredible vibe

Edited, Nov 3rd 2007 11:03pm by Jophiel

Not amazingly related to the thread but my own post made me think of it ---

While Mary Fahl surprised me the most live with the differences between her music and personality, I've seen Hope Sandoval (formerly of Mazzy Star) live a few times and she is exactly the same as you'd expect from her albums. During her tour for So Tonight That I Might See, I saw her at the Metro in Chicago and, during the show, the snap/zipper on the back of her dress must have broke. She just wandered off mid-song holding her dress closed, came back a minute or two later, mumbled "sorry" in a barely coherant voice and began singing again. That was honestly the most emotion I've ever seen that woman convey.

She's a beautiful woman and I love her voice and wasn't disappointed in the shows musically but, God damn woman, light a fire under your *** for a few minutes from time to time.

I remember the Rolling Stone review for STtIMS reading "Music that makes the Cowboy Junkies sound positively wired"

Edited, Nov 3rd 2007 11:34pm by Jophiel

http://youtube.com/watch?v=7IexHJQQ3N4


Can't stop listening to this song...