she has a self titled album?
i have her demos. i got it from a site called comfortstand, i think.
i think her albums are..... calling over time, telescopic, wonder wonder and it's a game. maybe you mean self titled ep. in SS, there's a user called aaipo. he has the ep's, methinks. i don't remember if i have them.

Yep, I've grabbed the albums and a couple of EPs one that wasn't mentioned on the site strangely. And yeah you're right the first thing she put out was an EP of 4-track demos.

just took a listen to Edith Frost.....she's pretty good!!!

Kathleen Edwards

Laura Veirs AND Thea Gilmore

Paula Cole

Louise Hart



Some anonymous reviewer wrote:

Those who are starting to think that all music coming from Scandinavia is twee pop should listen to Louise Hart's debut album. This Danish singer songwriter makes pop rock which is accessible and very radio ready. Her voice, pleasant and appealing, sounds a lot like a less chipmunk-y Susanna Hoffs. The music can be mistaken as being generic but I guess some people think familiar means generic. This is actually quite good in the context of middle of the road music. Blending the sassy rock of Liz Phair and Sheryl Crow with a lot of melodies so shiny and a production that's kind of American, this debut album is the kind that propels an artist to the charts. Too bad that she's from Denmark and is unlikely to touch the Billboard charts. Actually, come to think of it, that might not be a bad thing after all.

Standouts: Butterflies, Velvet, Sexy

Lol "anonymous reviewer".

Hey it ain't me!

lowl

hey baud, the new gemma hayes leaked in waffles.
i say thank you again
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Yeah, it's pretty good. Cheerz Fub.

Ryan Adams

portishead

^ I <HEART> Portishead!

i heart you hearting portishead

Air brush freckels<

the queen of the queens

anna nalick

aimee's never really been on my radar before. i just didn't "get" her. but i listened to smilers and fell in love. now i'm all over all her albums and there's so much to listen to!

listen to Lost in Space
I think Lost in Space surpassed I'm with Stupid for me now.
Maybe it's because I'm suicidal more than ever.

I miss the old avatar.

Can we make it a pact?

people start missing stuff when they're gone........ reminds me of that joni mitchell song....

i think about suicide a lot but i'm very scared and catholic. a scared catholic can never get the guts to do it ever. sad. maybe someday.

Robert Miller

Please don't ever get the guts to do it, fub.

I tried when I was a teenager. They found out and strapped me down and pumped my stomach. I so wanted to pull the tube going down my nose out it was so continually uncomfortable. Yes, I did the woosey thing and tried to OD on sleeping pills.

Oh, artist of the day?

Sara Melson - Dirty Mind.

Brilliant album and hope to hear more from her in the future.

if you can do it, i can do it too....
heh nevar.
well maybe.
let's see by thirty.

oh man, this is so grim.

you like sara melson? i thought her album was okay.

All I'm doing is going through your reviews and downloading the music you've reviewed!!! I love that photo of Liz btw.

r.e.m. - aceelerate


as long as the subcommitte on arts approves.

I just think it's a weak attempt to sound like Buck can still play the guitar. Think about it from the musical side of things and not just Stipe's lyrics.

i am looking at it from a musical side of things and it's the most musically tight they've been since out of time. it's freaking unbelievable musically. it's probably top five r.e.m. albums.

Considering their recent output it's easily the best of this millennium.

my brightest diamond

the raconteurs - consolers of the lonely.


they're one of the best new bands around.

Charlotte Hatherley - dammit I've listened to her album about three times in a row now.

new female artist to obsess over?
heh

Now you are paying me out!

I used to have the edition of Mojo that that picture was taken for. My stupid room mate stole it because he liked her too. Damn him.

I'm not telling you any more personal details Fub!

She's no Liz Phair.

heh

track him down and kill him.

wow
billy had hair once?
i thought he was born without follicles and stuff.

Yea he had hair and he was so cute.
I always assumed he just shaved his head cause he was werid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_ehzzOV9eo
These crazy kidz

2002? that pepsi can is way older than 2002. way, way older.

Paramore

sophie ellis-bextor

Juliana Hatfield

awesome choice, awesome era, and awesome picture. exile in deo is her finest moment.

Artists is not the right word for them really but