Ane Brun — Do You Remember
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Do you remember the late morning
When we went back to bed,
When we found the first position
And every muscle resting
I do remember that I already knew
It was the last time,
The last time for first positions
The last time you'll be mine
Aaaaoo aoo aoo ao
Aaaaoo aoo aoo ao
Do you remember the scars I showed you
The stories I told you
How I always said forever
When you asked me to stay true
Do you remember when we forgot
How to smile at each other
To believe that the other
Want only what's good for you
Aaaaoo aoo aoo ao
Aaaaoo aoo aoo ao
Aaaaoo aoo aoo ao
Aaaaoo aoo aoo ao
Do you remember the late morning
When we went back to bed,
When we found the first position
And every muscle resting
I do remember that I already knew
It was the last time,
The last time for first positions
The last time you'll be mine
When we went back to bed,
When we found the first position
And every muscle resting
I do remember that I already knew
It was the last time,
The last time for first positions
The last time you'll be mine
Aaaaoo aoo aoo ao
Aaaaoo aoo aoo ao
Do you remember the scars I showed you
The stories I told you
How I always said forever
When you asked me to stay true
Do you remember when we forgot
How to smile at each other
To believe that the other
Want only what's good for you
Aaaaoo aoo aoo ao
Aaaaoo aoo aoo ao
Aaaaoo aoo aoo ao
Aaaaoo aoo aoo ao
Do you remember the late morning
When we went back to bed,
When we found the first position
And every muscle resting
I do remember that I already knew
It was the last time,
The last time for first positions
The last time you'll be mine
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great tune with a nightmarish video
Mind-blowing video, wow.
The more I hear Ane Brun's music the more I fall in love with it... She's an incredible talent!
If only Bill would break in on the mike and sing along with "aaaaoo, aaaaoo, aaaaoo, aaaaoo". I bet Wolfman Jack would have done it.
modemhead wrote:
Maybe an audio Rorschach?
Pay off your debt, oh!
Pay off your debt, oh!
'Tis always a worthwhile endeavour to promote fiscal responsibility amongst the common people. — Lady Mondegreen
Maybe an audio Rorschach?
The Joffrey Ballet very effectively used Ane Brun's "Do you Remember" a few years ago in the Winter "Contemporary Composers" program. I was unfamiliar with Ms. Brun's work at the time but now that I hear it on RP, it brings as I recall a lovely evening out with my wife and an excellent Joffrey performance.
porcupinemeat wrote:
"Never have I worked so hard to cement a failure" - The Shins
So sad...
Do you remember the scars I showed you, the stories I told you
How I always said forever when you asked me to stay true
Do you remember when we forgot how to smile at each other
To believe that the other want only what's good for you
"Never have I worked so hard to cement a failure" - The Shins
I had to mute this. Yuck!
For those interested, and I'm looking at you Bill, there is a stronger more rhythmic, propulsive, and compelling version of this song. It is included in Ane's "Songs 2003-2013" compilation.
we are the gecko, we are the gecko, we are the gecko
The more I hear this woman, the more interesting she is - exceptional, imo
Been hearing this song on RP for ages and thought it was Joanie Mitchell.
Bjork and The Machine?
So sad...
Do you remember the scars I showed you, the stories I told you
How I always said forever when you asked me to stay true
Do you remember when we forgot how to smile at each other
To believe that the other want only what's good for you
Do you remember the scars I showed you, the stories I told you
How I always said forever when you asked me to stay true
Do you remember when we forgot how to smile at each other
To believe that the other want only what's good for you
mrtuba9 wrote:
yeah you are perfect, why dont you fix her more than perfect?
*bump*
That's some mojo... I remember coming across the vid and watching it over and over... kinda cool to this bipolar person!
*bump*
That's some mojo... I remember coming across the vid and watching it over and over... kinda cool to this bipolar person!
very good lesson start with good one forever. truely inspired... and ethic added myself.
I like a beat that bumps, and this bumps!
igor wrote:
*bump*
That's some mojo... I remember coming across the vid and watching it over and over... kinda cool to this bipolar person!
*bump*
That's some mojo... I remember coming across the vid and watching it over and over... kinda cool to this bipolar person!
jmkate wrote:
I don't boogie enough but if I was working in the kitchen, my hips would be a swayin' to this one!!!
running to turn this up...
I don't boogie enough but if I was working in the kitchen, my hips would be a swayin' to this one!!!
Thank you all for the suggestion to watch the video. Great stuff. She is oozing with creativity. No comment on the diatribes below.
Wolford wrote:
michaelc wrote:
WHAT? Seriously? I mean, okay, but holy cow.
Gave it a 6 . . . sounds like she's channeling Tracy Chapman (which ain't a bad thing).
michaelc wrote:
Reminds me of Tracy Chapman for some reason
WHAT? Seriously? I mean, okay, but holy cow.
Gave it a 6 . . . sounds like she's channeling Tracy Chapman (which ain't a bad thing).
To me only 5 - Decent
My most disliked tune on all of RP.
running to turn this up...
Just not in the mood for this this morning. PSD.
At about 8-10 seconds into the song, and faintly behind the drums, it sounds like a guy (guys?) grunting with effort, either wrestling or hefting a piano 
modemhead wrote:
Pay off your debt, oh!
Pay off your debt, oh!
'Tis always a worthwhile endeavour to promote fiscal responsibility amongst the common people. — Lady Mondegreen
Pay off your debt, oh!
'Tis always a worthwhile endeavour to promote fiscal responsibility amongst the common people. — Lady Mondegreen
eveliko wrote:
I like : ) alot
I love being alive just for the sake of hearing people create songs like this one. Is this girl trying to imitate anyone else? Surely not. 100% in her stuff and careless about trends. That deserves all my respect. 9.
I like : ) alot
Pay off your debt, oh!
Pay off your debt, oh!
'Tis always a worthwhile endeavour to promote fiscal responsibility amongst the common people. — Lady Mondegreen
Pay off your debt, oh!
'Tis always a worthwhile endeavour to promote fiscal responsibility amongst the common people. — Lady Mondegreen
Azrica wrote:
Are you from the future? This came out in 2011, which puts it at six years old in my current time reference.
And where did past 20 years vanished ?!?! feels like it was yesterday when i was listening this ! hahahah
Are you from the future? This came out in 2011, which puts it at six years old in my current time reference.
Never would have come across this on my own or on commercial radio. Thanks for the gem!
Thanks RP. This will be playing in my head now for days.
This sounds so good at high volume levels Now a TEN on my list after listening to this for 4+ years.
Now a TEN on my list after listening to this for 4+ years.Very enjoyable.
Groovy ditty!
Groovy ditty!
My one 'n' only.do you
Remember joy division?
Remember joy division?
eveliko wrote:
Agreed!
I love being alive just for the sake of hearing people create songs like this one. Is this girl trying to imitate anyone else? Surely not. 100% in her stuff and careless about trends. That deserves all my respect. 9.
Agreed!
Good way to describe Ane... 'care less about trends'.
eveliko wrote:
eveliko wrote:
I love being alive just for the sake of hearing people create songs like this one. Is this girl trying to imitate anyone else? Surely not. 100% in her stuff and careless about trends. That deserves all my respect. 9.
And where did past 20 years vanished ?!?! feels like it was yesterday when i was listening this ! hahahah
I love being alive just for the sake of hearing people create songs like this one. Is this girl trying to imitate anyone else? Surely not. 100% in her stuff and careless about trends. That deserves all my respect. 9.
omg I love it. 😍
szpowell wrote:
I agree completely!
Amazing how art can be so differently interpreted. Some don't like it, but I love this song, can't hear it enough. Hear echoes of the 50s girl groups but it also sounds very 21st century. The lyrics are wonderful, about first love, but also about old heartache and falling out of love. Thanks, RP
I agree completely!
Hmm, in Ms. Brun's native language this song title would be "husker du". Quite a cool tune.
The video for this is remarkable.
Who was it? Gruppa, the drummer played a song like that?
I'm gona sit back and listen
Amazing how art can be so differently interpreted. Some don't like it, but I love this song, can't hear it enough. Hear echoes of the 50s girl groups but it also sounds very 21st century. The lyrics are wonderful, about first love, but also about old heartache and falling out of love. Thanks, RP
Stingray wrote:
You seem fun.
Very-very-very TERRIBLE!
You seem fun.
Reminds me of Tracy Chapman for some reason
Very-very-very TERRIBLE!
hey is that my Siberian Husky howling?
averybadcat wrote:
I have to agree, emphatically. But can I please get a little definition on "barneys"? I love new words, especially bad-intentioned ones, as I suspect this one is.
Embarrassing rhyming slang - Barney Rubble = trouble. see https://onlineslangdictionary.com/meaning-definition-of/barney
I have to agree, emphatically. But can I please get a little definition on "barneys"? I love new words, especially bad-intentioned ones, as I suspect this one is.
Embarrassing rhyming slang - Barney Rubble = trouble. see https://onlineslangdictionary.com/meaning-definition-of/barney
BillG wrote:
What Fred said. Please.
I have to agree, emphatically. But can I please get a little definition on "barneys"? I love new words, especially bad-intentioned ones, as I suspect this one is.
What Fred said. Please.
I have to agree, emphatically. But can I please get a little definition on "barneys"? I love new words, especially bad-intentioned ones, as I suspect this one is.
I love the rhythm!
fredriley wrote:
Long ad hominem flames and 'conversations' would be better taken off-board, IMO, into PMs. More to the point, please don't feed the trolls. Scroll past and ignore. Life's not long enough to get into pointless barneys that few give a monkey's about. I know this from bitter and wasted experience
What Fred said. Please.
Long ad hominem flames and 'conversations' would be better taken off-board, IMO, into PMs. More to the point, please don't feed the trolls. Scroll past and ignore. Life's not long enough to get into pointless barneys that few give a monkey's about. I know this from bitter and wasted experience
What Fred said. Please.
fredriley wrote:
Long ad hominem flames and 'conversations' would be better taken off-board, IMO, into PMs. More to the point, please don't feed the trolls. Scroll past and ignore. Life's not long enough to get into pointless barneys that few give a monkey's about. I know this from bitter and wasted experience
You complain about other commenters more than anyone,
You are also:
The most negative about songs of any commenter on RP
The nastiest about opinions that differ from your own, constantly attacking other commenters; Labeling others with hateful, bullying, and intimidating epithets like "troll" on just about every other thread
A world class anti-American hate mongerer and bigot
Supporter of murderers and murderous regimes going back 100 years
I don't think you like the music, you just like to stir things up politically
I suspect you are a professional agitator
You are our resident thought policeman troll
It is time for you to go.
Long ad hominem flames and 'conversations' would be better taken off-board, IMO, into PMs. More to the point, please don't feed the trolls. Scroll past and ignore. Life's not long enough to get into pointless barneys that few give a monkey's about. I know this from bitter and wasted experience
You complain about other commenters more than anyone,
You are also:
The most negative about songs of any commenter on RP
The nastiest about opinions that differ from your own, constantly attacking other commenters; Labeling others with hateful, bullying, and intimidating epithets like "troll" on just about every other thread
A world class anti-American hate mongerer and bigot
Supporter of murderers and murderous regimes going back 100 years
I don't think you like the music, you just like to stir things up politically
I suspect you are a professional agitator
You are our resident thought policeman troll
It is time for you to go.
rdo wrote:
Sonny, you should not be wasting time at work dwelling on the behavior or style of other music fans.
Shame on you.
Peace
I already wrote to him on a separate song page that I appreciate his genuine comments. I have taken him to task for his excessive posting of images and promotional materials, which I believe is a form of advertising. He hogs a great number of song pages with this material, and this stifles discussion. I support this station financially and I don’t think I should have to scroll endlessly through advertising. When I scroll the comment board at work, all of his images come up on my screen as blank white spaces. I work on a network, it's not like at home with my high speed connection. No one will want to write quality comments here if they know in advance that their contributions will have to compete with advertising and get pushed off the screen and quickly off the page into oblivion.
As for you, I have complimented you for your contributions on more than a few occasions. You have a lot to offer the forum, but you must stop the cutting and pasting of non-relevant material that you did not write. You also hog too many comment pages and discourage others from wanting to contribute. It hurts this forum tremendously. When you exercise your right to free speech to the extent that it prevents other contributors from exercising theirs, I will support the ban to be re-imposed on you, Lazarus. Freedom of expression does not mean freedom to hog the comment board and monopolize the discussion with non-relevant material that is not even your own material.
Sonny, you should not be wasting time at work dwelling on the behavior or style of other music fans.
Shame on you.
Peace
This song is a standout! If I am remembering correctly, her other songs that are played on RP are a different flavor than this.
I like it.
I like it.
kcar wrote:
rdo, while I appreciate your attempts to raise "the tone" or quality of comments on RP's song pages, you have to appreciate that most people likely surf to them just to unwind, comment on the song, and perhaps exchange some stories. You're going to get meaningful discussions mixed in with people just blowing off steam.
RP song pages are not the forum for a debating club or an Oxbridge Senior Commons Room. You cannot demand that anyone stop posting certain types of material here just because you find them pointless or distracting from your quest for interesting discussion. The better minds you seek have decades of experience separating printed wheat from chaff, btw.
(big snip)
Long ad hominem flames and 'conversations' would be better taken off-board, IMO, into PMs. More to the point, please don't feed the trolls. Scroll past and ignore. Life's not long enough to get into pointless barneys that few give a monkey's about. I know this from bitter and wasted experience
rdo, while I appreciate your attempts to raise "the tone" or quality of comments on RP's song pages, you have to appreciate that most people likely surf to them just to unwind, comment on the song, and perhaps exchange some stories. You're going to get meaningful discussions mixed in with people just blowing off steam.
RP song pages are not the forum for a debating club or an Oxbridge Senior Commons Room. You cannot demand that anyone stop posting certain types of material here just because you find them pointless or distracting from your quest for interesting discussion. The better minds you seek have decades of experience separating printed wheat from chaff, btw.
(big snip)
Long ad hominem flames and 'conversations' would be better taken off-board, IMO, into PMs. More to the point, please don't feed the trolls. Scroll past and ignore. Life's not long enough to get into pointless barneys that few give a monkey's about. I know this from bitter and wasted experience
I just saw the Joffrey ballet perform to this song. It was so great!
DrSlump wrote:
Yeah.. my dog makes sounds like these too..
(people on this forum: don't take this seriously)
- AAAAUUUU AAAAAAAUUU AAAAAAAAUUUUUUUU
- eo eo eo eo eo...
- AAAAUUUU AAAAAAAUUU AAAAAAAAUUUUUUUU
- eo eo eo eo eo...
Amazing...
- eo eo eo eo eo...
- AAAAUUUU AAAAAAAUUU AAAAAAAAUUUUUUUU
- eo eo eo eo eo...
Amazing...
Yeah.. my dog makes sounds like these too..
(people on this forum: don't take this seriously)
I echo that sentiment...
Rachoh wrote:
Rachoh wrote:
Oh damn, she's great
rdo wrote:
rdo, while I appreciate your attempts to raise "the tone" or quality of comments on RP's song pages, you have to appreciate that most people likely surf to them just to unwind, comment on the song, and perhaps exchange some stories. You're going to get meaningful discussions mixed in with people just blowing off steam.
RP song pages are not the forum for a debating club or an Oxbridge Senior Commons Room. You cannot demand that anyone stop posting certain types of material here just because you find them pointless or distracting from your quest for interesting discussion. The better minds you seek have decades of experience separating printed wheat from chaff, btw.
You don't own these pages. If you find specific posts offensive, demeaning or excessively insulting, I urge you to take up the matter with Bill and Rebecca. If you think that calypsus_1 is spamming, you may have cause to complain under this RP Forum posting guideline:
"Discussion of actual pork products is permitted, spamming the forums is not. It's OK to mention products or services - including other radio stations - but that should not be the only reason for the post."
If you are primarily bugged because calypsus_1 posts images that your network at the office blocks, you are SOL. I do wonder what your boss, customers, donors and/or constituents would think of your perusing and/or posting to RP's boards while at work. You can get away with a lot of shenanigans while working in DC, but there are limits.
"You have a lot to offer the forum, but you must stop the cutting and pasting of non-relevant material that you did not write."
So not your call to make. Some of the stuff Lazarus pastes in does have relevance as commentary on the songs being played. I'd rather see that than your comments about your nipples, Lazarus, but maybe that's just me.
"You also hog too many comment pages and discourage others from wanting to contribute. It hurts this forum tremendously. "
Prove it. Lazarus never bogged me down. It's pretty easy to ignore something or someone on these pages. There are so many different posters and exchanges here--and so few tools to organize conversational threads--that these pages invite and almost require skimming. I think, rdo, that you want these song pages to be something they're likely never going to be. You might find and create better discussions in the RP Community forums.
"When you exercise your right to free speech to the extent that it prevents other contributors from exercising theirs, I will support the ban to be re-imposed on you, Lazarus."
From what I've heard, Lazarus was banned for excessive swearing in the Community Forums. That decision as far as I can gather was Bill and Rebecca's decision. There was no vote of ostracism or banishment among RP members. If I'm right, your support for any such ban is pointless because the matter is not and never will be in your hands.
While I have your attention, rdo: as I mentioned in my last post to Al Stewart's "Road to Moscow", I appreciate good discussions and debates on these boards but I suspect that you are using at least two user names to pump up or provoke exchanges. If I'm right, that is a violation of RP Forum posting guidelines:
"Only one active identity is allowed per person, except by permission from Bill & Rebecca. All members must keep a valid email address on file with us. You have the option of keeping your address private from other members, but we need to be able to contact you if necessary."
Personally, I find using two names to post stuff a bit odd but not too much of a problem as long as you don't try to whipsaw people between yourself and a straw man. That would be seriously FRICKING obnoxious. I really don't want to get caught between yourself and you in disguise as to whether WWII theaters beyond the Eastern Front were just side shows to the battles between Germany and the USSR.
I would also personally appreciate it if you didn't start fights on these boards just to get a debate going. You're smart enough that you don't need to be obnoxious or provocative to attract people to your ideas.
Good luck to you both and to calypsus_1.
I already wrote to him on a separate song page that I appreciate his genuine comments. I have taken him to task for his excessive posting of images and promotional materials, which I believe is a form of advertising. He hogs a great number of song pages with this material, and this stifles discussion. I support this station financially and I don’t think I should have to scroll endlessly through advertising. When I scroll the comment board at work, all of his images come up on my screen as blank white spaces. I work on a network, it's not like at home with my high speed connection. No one will want to write quality comments here if they know in advance that their contributions will have to compete with advertising and get pushed off the screen and quickly off the page into oblivion.
As for you, I have complimented you for your contributions on more than a few occasions. You have a lot to offer the forum, but you must stop the cutting and pasting of non-relevant material that you did not write. You also hog too many comment pages and discourage others from wanting to contribute. It hurts this forum tremendously. When you exercise your right to free speech to the extent that it prevents other contributors from exercising theirs, I will support the ban to be re-imposed on you, Lazarus. Freedom of expression does not mean freedom to hog the comment board and monopolize the discussion with non-relevant material that is not even your own material.
rdo, while I appreciate your attempts to raise "the tone" or quality of comments on RP's song pages, you have to appreciate that most people likely surf to them just to unwind, comment on the song, and perhaps exchange some stories. You're going to get meaningful discussions mixed in with people just blowing off steam.
RP song pages are not the forum for a debating club or an Oxbridge Senior Commons Room. You cannot demand that anyone stop posting certain types of material here just because you find them pointless or distracting from your quest for interesting discussion. The better minds you seek have decades of experience separating printed wheat from chaff, btw.
You don't own these pages. If you find specific posts offensive, demeaning or excessively insulting, I urge you to take up the matter with Bill and Rebecca. If you think that calypsus_1 is spamming, you may have cause to complain under this RP Forum posting guideline:
"Discussion of actual pork products is permitted, spamming the forums is not. It's OK to mention products or services - including other radio stations - but that should not be the only reason for the post."
If you are primarily bugged because calypsus_1 posts images that your network at the office blocks, you are SOL. I do wonder what your boss, customers, donors and/or constituents would think of your perusing and/or posting to RP's boards while at work. You can get away with a lot of shenanigans while working in DC, but there are limits.
"You have a lot to offer the forum, but you must stop the cutting and pasting of non-relevant material that you did not write."
So not your call to make. Some of the stuff Lazarus pastes in does have relevance as commentary on the songs being played. I'd rather see that than your comments about your nipples, Lazarus, but maybe that's just me.
"You also hog too many comment pages and discourage others from wanting to contribute. It hurts this forum tremendously. "
Prove it. Lazarus never bogged me down. It's pretty easy to ignore something or someone on these pages. There are so many different posters and exchanges here--and so few tools to organize conversational threads--that these pages invite and almost require skimming. I think, rdo, that you want these song pages to be something they're likely never going to be. You might find and create better discussions in the RP Community forums.
"When you exercise your right to free speech to the extent that it prevents other contributors from exercising theirs, I will support the ban to be re-imposed on you, Lazarus."
From what I've heard, Lazarus was banned for excessive swearing in the Community Forums. That decision as far as I can gather was Bill and Rebecca's decision. There was no vote of ostracism or banishment among RP members. If I'm right, your support for any such ban is pointless because the matter is not and never will be in your hands.
While I have your attention, rdo: as I mentioned in my last post to Al Stewart's "Road to Moscow", I appreciate good discussions and debates on these boards but I suspect that you are using at least two user names to pump up or provoke exchanges. If I'm right, that is a violation of RP Forum posting guidelines:
"Only one active identity is allowed per person, except by permission from Bill & Rebecca. All members must keep a valid email address on file with us. You have the option of keeping your address private from other members, but we need to be able to contact you if necessary."
Personally, I find using two names to post stuff a bit odd but not too much of a problem as long as you don't try to whipsaw people between yourself and a straw man. That would be seriously FRICKING obnoxious. I really don't want to get caught between yourself and you in disguise as to whether WWII theaters beyond the Eastern Front were just side shows to the battles between Germany and the USSR.
I would also personally appreciate it if you didn't start fights on these boards just to get a debate going. You're smart enough that you don't need to be obnoxious or provocative to attract people to your ideas.
Good luck to you both and to calypsus_1.
- AAAAUUUU AAAAAAAUUU AAAAAAAAUUUUUUUU
- eo eo eo eo eo...
- AAAAUUUU AAAAAAAUUU AAAAAAAAUUUUUUUU
- eo eo eo eo eo...
Amazing...
- eo eo eo eo eo...
- AAAAUUUU AAAAAAAUUU AAAAAAAAUUUUUUUU
- eo eo eo eo eo...
Amazing...
Lazarus wrote:
He has not posted in over a month... his comment below on June 10 appears to be his last one as of now... personally, I enjoy his song comments... I just hope comments like yours are not why he has not posted recently... I think his comments add some depth to the songs, while you seem to be nothing more than petty and mean...
He has not posted in over a month... his comment below on June 10 appears to be his last one as of now... personally, I enjoy his song comments... I just hope comments like yours are not why he has not posted recently... I think his comments add some depth to the songs, while you seem to be nothing more than petty and mean...
I already wrote to him on a separate song page that I appreciate his genuine comments. I have taken him to task for his excessive posting of images and promotional materials, which I believe is a form of advertising. He hogs a great number of song pages with this material, and this stifles discussion. I support this station financially and I don’t think I should have to scroll endlessly through advertising. When I scroll the comment board at work, all of his images come up on my screen as blank white spaces. I work on a network, it's not like at home with my high speed connection. No one will want to write quality comments here if they know in advance that their contributions will have to compete with advertising and get pushed off the screen and quickly off the page into oblivion.
As for you, I have complimented you for your contributions on more than a few occasions. You have a lot to offer the forum, but you must stop the cutting and pasting of non-relevant material that you did not write. You also hog too many comment pages and discourage others from wanting to contribute. It hurts this forum tremendously. When you exercise your right to free speech to the extent that it prevents other contributors from exercising theirs, I will support the ban to be re-imposed on you, Lazarus. Freedom of expression does not mean freedom to hog the comment board and monopolize the discussion with non-relevant material that is not even your own material.
rdo wrote:
He has not posted in over a month... his comment below on June 10 appears to be his last one as of now... personally, I enjoy his song comments... I just hope comments like yours are not why he has not posted recently... I think his comments add some depth to the songs, while you seem to be nothing more than petty and mean...
no, but evidently you think the world revolves around you, because you HOG every single page with lame corporate advertising. STOP.
He has not posted in over a month... his comment below on June 10 appears to be his last one as of now... personally, I enjoy his song comments... I just hope comments like yours are not why he has not posted recently... I think his comments add some depth to the songs, while you seem to be nothing more than petty and mean...
calypsus_1 wrote:
Excuse me, mister ... this is my way of making the comments .... and by the way, are you egocentric? ... because the world dont run around you.
.
no, but evidently you think the world revolves around you, because you HOG every single page with lame corporate advertising. STOP.
Excuse me, mister ... this is my way of making the comments .... and by the way, are you egocentric? ... because the world dont run around you.
.
no, but evidently you think the world revolves around you, because you HOG every single page with lame corporate advertising. STOP.
I'm trying to forget.
Just to say that the beautiful song "Worship" featuring José González, included in this album, deserves a highlight.
...If Bjork became mainstream.
Grllowing on me 6 to 7 - love the lyrics too
Fantastic stuff. Primal beats.
i am loving this....
kaybee wrote:
Just bumped my happy 7 to a jubilant 8. right song, right moment! :)
I understand what you mean. It took me a bit to get used to it but the drum and African influence made me give it a not at all reluctant 7! ;)
Just bumped my happy 7 to a jubilant 8. right song, right moment! :)
Oh damn, she's great
shakitten wrote: I understand what you mean. It took me a bit to get used to it but the drum and African influence made me give it a not at all reluctant 7! ;)
I didn't want to like it...but dang! It's a catchy little tune, isn't it. Reluctant 7. :)
this is wonderful..
ziakut wrote:
It really does grow on one. But a day or 2 ago I heard a track she did with Madruga that was less than inspiring. I shall have to listen to more of Ane before being able to make a personal call on her.
The more I hear this, the more I like it.
It really does grow on one. But a day or 2 ago I heard a track she did with Madruga that was less than inspiring. I shall have to listen to more of Ane before being able to make a personal call on her.
I don't remember, sorry.
The more I hear this, the more I like it.
wow. never heard that. ecstatic dancing!! godlike 
Still an 8 !!
Love!
I didn't want to like it...but dang! It's a catchy little tune, isn't it.
Reluctant 7. :)
Reluctant 7. :)
Won't forget. Just bumped this to an EIGHT imho.
Excuse me, mister ... this is my way of making the comments .... and by the way, are you egocentric? ... because the world dont run around you.
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calypsus_1 wrote:
This record "It All Starts with One" (2011) is not likely to reach the massive record sales (as we have seen with many "borracheras" music out there), and do not get a "Grammy Award" to match the commercial success (Grammy Award, a prize sales and commercial success), but undoubtedly leave its indelible mark on music history. It may be the coincidence of being awarded an "Grammy Award" to a musical work that simultaneously recognizes the artistic talent and commercial success on a large scale, but is rarely given an "Grammy Award" by the musical talent and merit, without first achieved commercial success. The first criterion is to reward the profit. Criterion dubious and very questionable. Ane Brun, for me, and i'm sure many more, you are already a Winner. Ane Brunvoll is one of the most original and genuine singers-songwriter I have seen over the past two decades.
rdo wrote:
C1. First, do you really need to write in italics and in blue font? If you want people to engage with you, why don't you try engaging with us?
Second, you are repetitive. You make the point about "commercial" success ad nauseam. It’s tiresome. It’s banal. I am going to let you in on a little open secret. We are bombarded with mass messages from bores like you on a daily basis on the evils of consumerism and success. We get it. We have heard it a billion times before. Do you know why no one ever replies to your diatribes? BECAUSE NO ONE READS THEM!
Say something new, interesting, and not in italics and blue fonts.
calypsus_1 wrote:
This record "It All Starts with One" (2011) is not likely to reach the massive record sales (as we have seen with many "borracheras" music out there), and do not get a "Grammy Award" to match the commercial success (Grammy Award, a prize sales and commercial success), but undoubtedly leave its indelible mark on music history. It may be the coincidence of being awarded an "Grammy Award" to a musical work that simultaneously recognizes the artistic talent and commercial success on a large scale, but is rarely given an "Grammy Award" by the musical talent and merit, without first achieved commercial success. The first criterion is to reward the profit. Criterion dubious and very questionable. Ane Brun, for me, and i'm sure many more, you are already a Winner. Ane Brunvoll is one of the most original and genuine singers-songwriter I have seen over the past two decades.
This record "It All Starts with One" (2011) is not likely to reach the massive record sales (as we have seen with many "borracheras" music out there), and do not get a "Grammy Award" to match the commercial success (Grammy Award, a prize sales and commercial success), but undoubtedly leave its indelible mark on music history. It may be the coincidence of being awarded an "Grammy Award" to a musical work that simultaneously recognizes the artistic talent and commercial success on a large scale, but is rarely given an "Grammy Award" by the musical talent and merit, without first achieved commercial success. The first criterion is to reward the profit. Criterion dubious and very questionable. Ane Brun, for me, and i'm sure many more, you are already a Winner. Ane Brunvoll is one of the most original and genuine singers-songwriter I have seen over the past two decades.
C1. First, do you really need to write in italics and in blue font? If you want people to engage with you, why don't you try engaging with us?
Second, you are repetitive. You make the point about "commercial" success ad nauseam. It’s tiresome. It’s banal. I am going to let you in on a little open secret. We are bombarded with mass messages from bores like you on a daily basis on the evils of consumerism and success. We get it. We have heard it a billion times before. Do you know why no one ever replies to your diatribes? BECAUSE NO ONE READS THEM!
Say something new, interesting, and not in italics and blue fonts.
ShepHeard wrote:
The video is absolutely brilliant. That's my mate's double bass making and appearance..!
It's a pretty good album to be fair. A bit of a different spin to her first, but enjoyable nonetheless.
And I've gotta thank RP for introducing me to her in the first place many years ago! RP, Amazon owes you a great deal commission! :o)
The video is absolutely brilliant. That's my mate's double bass making and appearance..!
It's a pretty good album to be fair. A bit of a different spin to her first, but enjoyable nonetheless.
And I've gotta thank RP for introducing me to her in the first place many years ago! RP, Amazon owes you a great deal commission! :o)
rashoop wrote:
The video is absolutely brilliant. That's my mate's double bass making and appearance..!
It's a pretty good album to be fair. A bit of a different spin to her first, but enjoyable nonetheless.
A bit of a Peter Gabriel influence? Yup, I'd say there's something to that. Ane Brun opened for, then sang back-up vocals on his recent "New Blood" tour.
As far as "Do You Remember", tremendous percussion. And if you haven't seen it, check out the video for the song. Troubling, beautiful and haunting (though really not much in line with the lyrics - but still worth a view).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lI30Qw69AQ
As far as "Do You Remember", tremendous percussion. And if you haven't seen it, check out the video for the song. Troubling, beautiful and haunting (though really not much in line with the lyrics - but still worth a view).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lI30Qw69AQ
The video is absolutely brilliant. That's my mate's double bass making and appearance..!
It's a pretty good album to be fair. A bit of a different spin to her first, but enjoyable nonetheless.
Bill turned me on to Ane Brun 6 years ago when I first heard her on RP and I am loving this new one. Thank heavens for RP!!!!!
This song is great, thank you.
cShaggy wrote:
ditto.... i do no like it...
..i thought of Bjork..
ditto.... i do no like it...
Haven't turned RP on in a few days and as soon as I do his morning I hear this great song that I never new existed. Thanks Radio Paradise!! Love it!!
..i thought of Bjork..
More Ane Brun! She is brilliant!
calypsus_1 wrote:
This record "It All Starts with One" (2011) is not likely to reach the massive record sales (as we have seen with many "borracheras" music out there), and do not get a "Grammy Award" to match the commercial success (Grammy Award, a prize sales and commercial success), but undoubtedly leave its indelible mark on music history. It may be the coincidence of being awarded an "Grammy Award" to a musical work that simultaneously recognizes the artistic talent and commercial success on a large scale, but is rarely given an "Grammy Award" by the musical talent and merit, without first achieved commercial success. The first criterion is to reward the profit. Criterion dubious and very questionable. Ane Brun, for me, and i'm sure many more, you are already a Winner. Ane Brunvoll is one of the most original and genuine singers-songwriter I have seen over the past two decades.
Well said...sort of. :-)
This record "It All Starts with One" (2011) is not likely to reach the massive record sales (as we have seen with many "borracheras" music out there), and do not get a "Grammy Award" to match the commercial success (Grammy Award, a prize sales and commercial success), but undoubtedly leave its indelible mark on music history. It may be the coincidence of being awarded an "Grammy Award" to a musical work that simultaneously recognizes the artistic talent and commercial success on a large scale, but is rarely given an "Grammy Award" by the musical talent and merit, without first achieved commercial success. The first criterion is to reward the profit. Criterion dubious and very questionable. Ane Brun, for me, and i'm sure many more, you are already a Winner. Ane Brunvoll is one of the most original and genuine singers-songwriter I have seen over the past two decades.
Well said...sort of. :-)
Interesting...heard the name, never the music
Thank you RP for introducing me to Ane Brun. This is an awesome album!
This record "It All Starts with One" (2011) is not likely to reach the massive record sales (as we have seen with many "borracheras" music out there), and do not get a "Grammy Award" to match the commercial success (Grammy Award, a prize sales and commercial success), but undoubtedly leave its indelible mark on music history. It may be the coincidence of being awarded an "Grammy Award" to a musical work that simultaneously recognizes the artistic talent and commercial success on a large scale, but is rarely given an "Grammy Award" by the musical talent and merit, without first achieved commercial success. The first criterion is to reward the profit. Criterion dubious and very questionable. Ane Brun, for me, and i'm sure many more, you are already a Winner. Ane Brunvoll is one of the most original and genuine singers-songwriter I have seen over the past two decades.
Song has invaded my brain
caught myself humming it in the shower this morning
Have CRS more and more, and this song seems to be taking up more than it's fair share lately
I must like it?
caught myself humming it in the shower this morning
Have CRS more and more, and this song seems to be taking up more than it's fair share lately
I must like it?
A bit of a Peter Gabriel influence? Yup, I'd say there's something to that. Ane Brun opened for, then sang back-up vocals on his recent "New Blood" tour.
As far as "Do You Remember", tremendous percussion. And if you haven't seen it, check out the video for the song. Troubling, beautiful and haunting (though really not much in line with the lyrics - but still worth a view).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lI30Qw69AQ
As far as "Do You Remember", tremendous percussion. And if you haven't seen it, check out the video for the song. Troubling, beautiful and haunting (though really not much in line with the lyrics - but still worth a view).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lI30Qw69AQ
Great run! Keep it up Bill.
Love the BIG percussion
Very original. Growing on me.
such a cool tune!!
Landed here by the grace of the PSD button. Thank you, PSD button!"These Days" included on the album It All Starts with One......very Intimate, very intense, Charming!... Peter Gabriel influence? In a world as unstable "these days", and devouring mentality, I think it takes courage and determination, able to maintain a course and a vocation, and present a set of songs, a work of this style, with a truly remarkable degree of depth and refinement. Counter cycle. It is not for everyone. For that reason alone, it deserves special mention. This young lady is an Elected.
Has anyone noticed, on the album cover, which one eye is represented by (ring) the head of a tiger?
"Alfonsina y el mar" is a song made famous by Mercedes Sosa. Alfonsina y el Mar (1969), is a composition of the pianist and composer Argentinian, Ariel Ramirez, produced in collaboration with writer Felix Luna, being one of the most regarded songs in Argentinian folk music, and pays homage to poet Alfonsina Storni, when she died into the sea at La Perla beach in Mar del Plata, and the poem she wrote as a goodbye message, I Am Going to Sleep.
Is surprising the courage and determination of the choice of this song, root as far, by Ane Brun, a woman Nordic, by its deep significance that the same song contains within itself, makes all the difference and is commendable.
Ane Brun sings in perfect Spanish and she explains that she learned this language to be able to listen to the music, and that this song is her favourite. Simply beautiful. Bravo! Ane, Muchas gracias.
Por la blanda arena que lame el mar
Su pequeña huella no vuelve mas,
Un sendero solo de pena y silencio llego
Hasta el agua profunda,
Un sendero solo de penas mudas llego
Hasta la espuma.
Sabe dios que angustia te acompaño
Que dolores viejos callo tu voz
Para recostarte arrullada en el canto
De las caracolas marinas
La cancion que canta en el fondo oscuro del mar
La caracola.
Te vas alfonsina con tu soledad
Que poemas nuevos fuiste a buscar...?
Una voz antigua de viento y de sal
Te requiebra el alma y la esta llevando
Y te vas hacia alla como en sueños,
Dormida, alfonsina, vestida de mar...
Cinco sirenitas te llevaran
Por caminos de algas y de coral
Y fosforecentes caballos marinos haran
Una ronda a tu lado
Y los habitantes del agua van a jugar
Pronto a tu lado.
Bajame la lampara un poco mas
Dejame que duerma nodriza en paz
Y si llama el no le digas que estoy
Dile que alfonsina no vuelve...
Y si llama el no le digas nunca que estoy,
Di que me he ido...
Te vas alfonsina con tu soledad
Que poemas nuevos fuiste a buscar...?
Una voz antigua de viento y de sal
Te requiebra el alma y la esta llevando
Y te vas hacia alla como en sueños,
Dormida, alfonsina, vestida de mar...
* * *
Artist: Ane Brun
Album: It All Starts With One (2011)
(Edted: 14/07/2012)
fuzzy wrote:
"The Lion Sleeps Tonight?" Brings "Iko Iko" by the DiXie Cups to my mind.
The background vocals remind me of "In the jungle, the mighty jungle..."
"The Lion Sleeps Tonight?" Brings "Iko Iko" by the DiXie Cups to my mind.
xtalman wrote:
I was think Florence and the Machine.
Me too.
I was think Florence and the Machine.
Me too.
What's all this talk about First Position? Is she learning how to play the trombone? 
jen3005545 wrote:
Ditto!
I like this more and more every time I hear it.
Ditto!
I love this!
I have nothing to say about this song but hell wouldn't it be nice to be rid of that awful poor quality animation
pcicatar wrote:
goes with "shake your hips" also
It makes me think of...
goes with "shake your hips" also
husker du?