BasementJill wrote: Natacha, I'm falling in love with you. I have another interesting song featuring her vocals I may upload here.

This song is simply beautiful, like the Jeff Beck song that came after it.

I'm glad Bill thinks this is a most excellent album. I do also, and look forward to hearing more songs from it on Radio Paradise (particularly Loose Ends or Walk)!

The video for this is the closest thing I've ever seen to some of my dreams... very difficult to explain in words but here it's visualized!

Remembered where the line is from - Dave Matthews Band "Crash"... "You're wearing nothing but you wear it oh so well"

Simply too repetitive. I'd like to hear Nick Drake's version if this is a cover. His guitar playing is beautiful.

This band could be listenable if they did a little more with the bluegrass edge, but it's infuriating to me how the singer emulates every little inflection of Chris Martin's voice. Coldplay is awesome, but be someone else!! There's a lyric in this song that I swear is from one of Coldplay's but I'm not sure - "You wear it oh so well"... can anyone back me up on this? This band has an entire live set available for download on their site and listening to all of it just made me feel sad.

This music would sound perfect when driving into a city you've never visited, just as sunset casts an orange light on all the buildings.

Sounds very much like Café Noir - melancholy gypsy/folk dance music.

This song has some SWEET bass work.

Why does this remind me of long trippy sequences in movies like 2001: A Space Odyessy and Star Trek: The Motion Picture? I think this song's title needs a colon in it.

blythemeteor wrote: Indeed. Perfect faded in from the previous song's chanting. I had to get out the headphones for this.

Ever notice how many songs get played on KCRWmusic.com before they show up here? (not that it's a bad thing; I listen to both every day)

Are you kidding? I happen to think the detailed percussion elements here are beautiful - the crowning touch on this gorgeous track!

I suggest adding the Thievery Corporation remix of Angels as an alternative to this version. It doesn't have the "monkey hooting" and may be a better version besides that also. mmm. Norah Jones is amaaaazing.......

Now that Orbital are no more , this song strikes me as having a vibe of mourning. Actually, wouldn't be bad played at a funeral... Funny story to relate: There's a great little store in Seattle called "Lark in the Morning" that sells all manner of ethnic and unusual musical instruments... when I visited in 98, they had a hammered dulcimer (the instrument that makes the 5-note chiming melody in this song) and while I was looking around the store some guy starts attempting to bang out that melody on it.... I wonder how many times a day the store owners have to hear mangled versions of that melody thanks to this song? :-k

Wow. This is so very pleasant! Acoustic jamming that's not boring.

this is one of those Doves songs I don't mind hearing occassionally... though not a favorite like "caught by the river"

Wow, this is eerie. I happened to be browsing the Cash estate which is being auctioned off by Sotheby's... Was looking at the coat he wore in this video just as the song came on. It's on this page. This whole estate sale thing is eerie. It's all the stuff they had in their house or ever cared about. All the Grammys, gold and platinum records, handwritten song lyrics...

MrKite wrote: I concur. At least from this album. A Rush Of Blood... is at least at this level for every song, IMO tho... they just get better!