New JJ? Sounds great! I'll need to go and get this ASAP! M@

Nice song. My wife loves Beth Orton, so it makes me have fond thoughts of her. That's a nice thing. As far as rap, I know what you're saying, but I like it the way it is, too. A slow, groovy, Michael Franti-style rap might be a nice bridge or finish. But still nice as it is, IMO.

Yeah, this is good. A little darker than what I've heard from these guys before. Is this song an anomaly, or is this their new sound?

I like it. It's like U2 mixed with Morcheeba. I'm luke-warm on U2, but with this added groove, it makes it much more appealing to me. Good stuff.

More! More!

Good song, but overplayed. Also reminds me of Vanilla Ice (yuck!). I agree about more obscure Queen. That would really be nice. Freddy was great!

Yeah, Phil it up! A great song you don't hear much. One of my favorite GD tracks. Good stuff. Thanks!

Great song, but overplayed. Maybe it needs a little rest?

Great song, great artist. I like the production of Coolio's variation, but Stevie's song is better, IMO. If Stevie could re-do it with modern production, it could be perfect (love the fat bass sound of new hip hop/R&B). A note about the Coolio thing: Stevie is a pretty progressive-thinking guy. I think it's cool he lets stuff like Coolio's variation happen, and he even sang this song with Coolio and a children's choir at an awards show when it was on top of the charts. Weather you like it or not, it is a kind of innovation, and that's what makes new sounds. Some innovations change the world, and I see experimentation as a good thing for music in general, even if I don't like a particular song or style. That's my $.02. Matt