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Pull up the blinds
Open the door wide
Feel the cold arrive
In my bones
Put on my face
The way I dressed today
Feel like you tonight
On my day
Falling little more
You bumped and crashed in dirty snow
Up to our sin, I might as well
Melt into Sunday
Remember the time
We stood there by the lake
Watching boats and planes
Pretty white clouds
The sun will sweat
In fact the song begins
Trees are your skin
On my tongue
Falling little more
You bumped and crashed in dirty snow
Up to our sin, I might as well
Melt into Sunday
Pull up the blinds
Open the door wide
Feel the cold arrive
In my bones
You, me and more
We bumped and crashed in dirty snow
Up to our sin, we might as well
Melt into Sunday
La la la la la
La la la la la la la la la
We know you're, you're not how it seems
Don't have a point
You're not there for the stay
When I will wish you could
Wish that you were there
You could
You're dying in here
You could be here soon
You stumble on a river
Open the door wide
Feel the cold arrive
In my bones
Put on my face
The way I dressed today
Feel like you tonight
On my day
Falling little more
You bumped and crashed in dirty snow
Up to our sin, I might as well
Melt into Sunday
Remember the time
We stood there by the lake
Watching boats and planes
Pretty white clouds
The sun will sweat
In fact the song begins
Trees are your skin
On my tongue
Falling little more
You bumped and crashed in dirty snow
Up to our sin, I might as well
Melt into Sunday
Pull up the blinds
Open the door wide
Feel the cold arrive
In my bones
You, me and more
We bumped and crashed in dirty snow
Up to our sin, we might as well
Melt into Sunday
La la la la la
La la la la la la la la la
We know you're, you're not how it seems
Don't have a point
You're not there for the stay
When I will wish you could
Wish that you were there
You could
You're dying in here
You could be here soon
You stumble on a river
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The video for this is uber sexy too - google it
At last Alison has a new album titled the Love Invention coming out May 12, 2023.
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Magic. Magic. Fantastic song. You cannot find second the same.
inashrub wrote:
check out her vocal on the second half of "Little Bird" from Seventh Tree. It's in the playlist here.
It starts of breathy, but she has a beautiful voice and later on in the track you hear it
check out her vocal on the second half of "Little Bird" from Seventh Tree. It's in the playlist here.
inashrub wrote:
... for the last 30 seconds!
It starts of breathy, but she has a beautiful voice and later on in the track you hear it
kbs wrote:
You and me both - the difference between a singer and a vocalist. The latter requires a microphone embedded in their tonsils (do I echo my parents commenting on the singers of my youth now or what!) and the treble wound up as breathing sounds now equate to emotion. The production values rot set in for me with Cliff's Christmas singles many decades back!
A shame because many singers out there can belt (bel canto or can belto!), emote and produce a dynamic sound without assistance. The producer's job should be to enhance, not create.
Breathy style ?
It is the difference between receiving a right hook and a gentle caress
You and me both - the difference between a singer and a vocalist. The latter requires a microphone embedded in their tonsils (do I echo my parents commenting on the singers of my youth now or what!) and the treble wound up as breathing sounds now equate to emotion. The production values rot set in for me with Cliff's Christmas singles many decades back!
A shame because many singers out there can belt (bel canto or can belto!), emote and produce a dynamic sound without assistance. The producer's job should be to enhance, not create.
Breathy style ?
It is the difference between receiving a right hook and a gentle caress
Alastair wrote:
haha, sitting here thinking 'this could be easily reworked into a Bond theme'! not a mad fan of her but that had me tapping my fingers variously
Still can't understand why Goldfrapp haven't been asked to write a Bond tune.
haha, sitting here thinking 'this could be easily reworked into a Bond theme'! not a mad fan of her but that had me tapping my fingers variously
Alastair wrote:
She's not a big enough name in the States. Whoever is the flavor of the moment gets the gig (Adele, Billie Eilish. Not to knock them just pointing it out). There are similar sentiments for Hooverphonic getting the job in the comments for "Love me to Death".
Still can't understand why Goldfrapp haven't been asked to write a Bond tune.
She's not a big enough name in the States. Whoever is the flavor of the moment gets the gig (Adele, Billie Eilish. Not to knock them just pointing it out). There are similar sentiments for Hooverphonic getting the job in the comments for "Love me to Death".
Alastair wrote:
Still can't understand why Goldfrapp hasn't asked that her picture be replaced on Wikipedia.
Still can't understand why Goldfrapp haven't been asked to write a Bond tune.
Still can't understand why Goldfrapp hasn't asked that her picture be replaced on Wikipedia.
It starts of breathy, but she has a beautiful voice and later on in the track you hear it
...so beautiful...
Such beautifull song. So easy and peaceful voice. Didn't hear it before. Really. Great combination of voice, electronic music and ...such thing
Alastair wrote:
oh I can
her voice is like nails on chalkboard
Still can't understand why Goldfrapp haven't been asked to write a Bond tune.
oh I can
her voice is like nails on chalkboard
LaurieinTucson wrote:
You and me both - the difference between a singer and a vocalist. The latter requires a microphone embedded in their tonsils (do I echo my parents commenting on the singers of my youth now or what!) and the treble wound up as breathing sounds now equate to emotion. The production values rot set in for me with Cliff's Christmas singles many decades back!
A shame because many singers out there can belt (bel canto or can belto!), emote and produce a dynamic sound without assistance. The producer's job should be to enhance, not create.
so tired of the breath-y style of "singing"
You and me both - the difference between a singer and a vocalist. The latter requires a microphone embedded in their tonsils (do I echo my parents commenting on the singers of my youth now or what!) and the treble wound up as breathing sounds now equate to emotion. The production values rot set in for me with Cliff's Christmas singles many decades back!
A shame because many singers out there can belt (bel canto or can belto!), emote and produce a dynamic sound without assistance. The producer's job should be to enhance, not create.
so tired of the breath-y style of "singing"
sfyi2001 wrote:
I get you completely
I don't get it.
I get you completely
pontfarrer wrote:
I agree as I have gotten older most of what I hear on commercial radio is crap, I either listen to the current from Minnesota KEXP from Seattle triple j from Australia wfmu from jersey city or this great station
too bad we can't hear this type of music on the radio. they love to feed us crap. anyway, this is such a beautiful song! THANKS RP (yet again)
I agree as I have gotten older most of what I hear on commercial radio is crap, I either listen to the current from Minnesota KEXP from Seattle triple j from Australia wfmu from jersey city or this great station
I don't get it.
Alastair wrote:
Oooh! I'd sit through those credits. Probably won't happen because she's barely known on this (west) side of the pond. Shame.
Still can't understand why Goldfrapp haven't been asked to write a Bond tune.
Oooh! I'd sit through those credits. Probably won't happen because she's barely known on this (west) side of the pond. Shame.
pontfarrer wrote:
Agreed, this is more like some of the music that came over my radio in the 60s. So lovely and evocative.
too bad we can't hear this type of music on the radio. they love to feed us crap. anyway, this is such a beautiful song! THANKS RP (yet again)
Agreed, this is more like some of the music that came over my radio in the 60s. So lovely and evocative.
'Quite likeable' sums it up perfectly
Bultaco wrote:
True...only it has less shrill elements and more atmosphere! I'm a KB fan, but this evokes a bit more straightforward melody and dynamic.
Shades of Kate Bush! (Never a bad thing!) :-)
True...only it has less shrill elements and more atmosphere! I'm a KB fan, but this evokes a bit more straightforward melody and dynamic.
Seems like they are playing her new stuff on the radio...unfortunately her music has ventured into a direction that no longer suits me. pontfarrer wrote:
too bad we can't hear this type of music on the radio. they love to feed us crap. anyway, this is such a beautiful song! THANKS RP (yet again)
too bad we can't hear this type of music on the radio. they love to feed us crap. anyway, this is such a beautiful song! THANKS RP (yet again)
very Angelic sounding
Ahh yes nelsonha wrote:
Hauntingly sublime.
Hauntingly sublime.
und Tschüss i Switch to the AccuRadio
After that, I don't know how to rate them anymore. Wow! What a great s
ite!
ziggytrix wrote:
Yes, I see now what you meant. That probably has happened more often in popular music than one would think, though I don't think it's true for this song.
It's just a fascination of mine. A lot of artists will write the melody of a song with no words at all, just all "oh blah di oh blah dah" and put real words in later. I like to imagine when you hear a "la chorus" as I call them that the artist just couldn't come up with any more lyrics and said "fuck it, it's fine as is, tra la la".
Yes, I see now what you meant. That probably has happened more often in popular music than one would think, though I don't think it's true for this song.
First time hearing this . . . gorgeous stuff!
Still can't understand why Goldfrapp haven't been asked to write a Bond tune.
I like it but I keep thinking of "Rosemary's Baby" when I hear it.
"quintessentially"… I had to look up this word 
Zoonhollis wrote:
Zoonhollis wrote:
Dark, brooding, and quintessentially moody. Goldfrapp does that well.
Such a nice melody for this morning. It is just this type of song that helped me start and enjoy my work day.
Proclivities wrote:
Does it need more lyrics? There are already quite a bit. Imagine the thought of having "la-la-la" in a song - who would do such a thing? It's never been done before.
It's just a fascination of mine. A lot of artists will write the melody of a song with no words at all, just all "oh blah di oh blah dah" and put real words in later. I like to imagine when you hear a "la chorus" as I call them that the artist just couldn't come up with any more lyrics and said "fuck it, it's fine as is, tra la la".
Does it need more lyrics? There are already quite a bit. Imagine the thought of having "la-la-la" in a song - who would do such a thing? It's never been done before.
It's just a fascination of mine. A lot of artists will write the melody of a song with no words at all, just all "oh blah di oh blah dah" and put real words in later. I like to imagine when you hear a "la chorus" as I call them that the artist just couldn't come up with any more lyrics and said "fuck it, it's fine as is, tra la la".
I love the mysterious mood this song evokes,,,It is beautiful
Shades of Kate Bush! (Never a bad thing!) :-)
Hauntingly beautiful.
I like it OK for first listen. Like other, older Goldfrapp better. May bump it up on next hearing.
jasko wrote:
I can hear that a bit - in the "la-la-la" parts. The vocals on "Annabel" from this album remind me of Krzysztof Komeda's soundtrack as well in some parts. It's a cool sound - she does a good job with her voice. I think it was actually Mia Farrow doing the vocals on the "Rosemary's Baby" soundtrack; I still have that album...somewhere.
Reminds me a little bit of rosemary's baby lullaby.
Or its just me?
Or its just me?
I can hear that a bit - in the "la-la-la" parts. The vocals on "Annabel" from this album remind me of Krzysztof Komeda's soundtrack as well in some parts. It's a cool sound - she does a good job with her voice. I think it was actually Mia Farrow doing the vocals on the "Rosemary's Baby" soundtrack; I still have that album...somewhere.
Dark, brooding, and quintessentially moody. Goldfrapp does that well.
Nope
Reminds me a little bit of rosemary's baby lullaby.
Or its just me?
Or its just me?
Let me whisper in your ear while I check whether your briefs are Under Armor.
I sure wish Goldfrapp would create another new album and do a tour. I'd like to see a concert.
New word in the lexicon: STRANGST
that feeling you get when those in the mixing studio overused the dramatic synthesized sounds ...
that feeling you get when those in the mixing studio overused the dramatic synthesized sounds ...
Nice. Very nice. and fades into Nights in White Satin. Merry Christmas y'all.
She's a master of setting atmosphere! Her voice is lovely, the music superb. Her breathy style and timing can bring on such a swoon...
Nice 
I like the song overall but the breathy whisper started to bug me.
Really good dreamy song
~~~ l o v e l y ~~~
Very nice..
I normally get the hate for a song.. in this case, I'm boggled.
C'est la vie...
C'est la vie...
Ginetta wrote:
Indeeeeeddd...Grüße vom 10. Längengrad!
Very very beauuutyfuuul 
Indeeeeeddd...Grüße vom 10. Längengrad!
I would think my CD was skipping except that this is streaming off the Internet.
Very very beauuutyfuuul
passsion8 wrote:
But if you stay in too long you start to get wrinkly.
Listening to Goldfrapp is like commiting to taking a bath. You prepare the environment, gather your accessories and immerse yourself. No rush, no expectations, take your time. You inevitably emerge restored and refreshed. Except in her case, you still feel a little dirty!
But if you stay in too long you start to get wrinkly.
So beautiful.
Love this woman
quite likeable but was reminding me of something, and i think its . . .
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strangers in the night,
exchanging glances (etc)
well just a bit anyway
cheers
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strangers in the night,
exchanging glances (etc)
well just a bit anyway
cheers
Listening to Goldfrapp is like commiting to taking a bath. You prepare the environment, gather your accessories and immerse yourself. No rush, no expectations, take your time. You inevitably emerge restored and refreshed. Except in her case, you still feel a little dirty!
Boy_Wonder wrote:
The_Walrus wrote:
There's a story here--where the hell is Dickens when you need him!?!?
My ex-girlfriend's ex-next-door-neighbour!!
The_Walrus wrote:
As I said to the wife's sister in bed last night, this is quite sensual!
There's a story here--where the hell is Dickens when you need him!?!?
But what does it all MEaN?
Chrisjea wrote:
What artist isn't?
I guess Goldfrapp must be an acquired taste.
What artist isn't?
aspicer wrote:
Entire album is excellent.
Excellent - may need to pick up this disc. Overall is it good? I think I saw one person saying so - others?
Entire album is excellent.
Amazing album
I'd rather hear Diana Krall
I guess Goldfrapp must be an acquired taste.
ziggytrix wrote:
Does it need more lyrics? There are already quite a bit. Imagine the thought of having "la-la-la" in a song - who would do such a thing? It's never been done before.
La la la la la
Can't think of more lyrics for my song
Can't think of more lyrics for my song
Does it need more lyrics? There are already quite a bit. Imagine the thought of having "la-la-la" in a song - who would do such a thing? It's never been done before.
A fab song! Just wish her vocals were fuller... dont mind the whisper but she needs to be closer to the mic.. less crap eq.. please
rdo wrote:
... no fucking here rdo - it's "OUTSTANDING" for me :))
Don't fuck with this song, people. I WILL stand my ground!
... no fucking here rdo - it's "OUTSTANDING" for me :))
As I said to the wife's sister in bed last night, this is quite sensual!
La la la la la
Can't think of more lyrics for my song
Can't think of more lyrics for my song
Seductive...
Nothing for uncle Stingray!
Don't fuck with this song, people. I WILL stand my ground!
My ex-girlfriend's ex-next-door-neighbour!!
Excellent - may need to pick up this disc. Overall is it good? I think I saw one person saying so - others?
Wow...Surreal, as is everything I've heard from this record so far! Thanks, RP, for playing such interesting, diverse, and imaginative tunes!
GoldPhonicPortisFrappHooverHead!
I've always..
.. been Drawn to this song.
My, how very far Alison Goldfrapp (w/ Will Gregory) has come for me since "Ooh La La" back in 2006!
Wow.
Claudine Longet for the first half, then the GF we know reappears.
wow. Awesome
Krakus wrote:
I was thinking along these line also, of course I probably should do this with my wife. :-)
This song is very sensual and makes me feel like I should be undressing my wife :)
I was thinking along these line also, of course I probably should do this with my wife. :-)
Outstanding album It isn't often I fall in love with celebrities, but I have this time. Perhaps it is my age....
This song is very sensual and makes me feel like I should be undressing my wife :)
Stop whispering. Just sing
junebaby65 wrote:
Man, these people who complain about "whispery singer types" are so pervasive that one cannot tell them apart. Like it or not, the "whispery" style of singing has been around for a very long time. Alison Goldfrapp has a pretty broad vocal range; I assume she's using this singing style in this song because it suits the lyrical content and overall tone of the song.
Man, these whispery singer types are all sounding the same to me.
Man, these people who complain about "whispery singer types" are so pervasive that one cannot tell them apart. Like it or not, the "whispery" style of singing has been around for a very long time. Alison Goldfrapp has a pretty broad vocal range; I assume she's using this singing style in this song because it suits the lyrical content and overall tone of the song.
A hummingbird tasting the nectar of a flower in bloom
My friend saying goodbye at the train station
My friends saying hello after a long while
My two angels carrying me while saying
" do not look back! " " never look back "
The happiness of the guy who picked up my sad clothes
All the brothers left behind
All the brothers ahead needing help
I.AM.
My friend saying goodbye at the train station
My friends saying hello after a long while
My two angels carrying me while saying
" do not look back! " " never look back "
The happiness of the guy who picked up my sad clothes
All the brothers left behind
All the brothers ahead needing help
I.AM.
junebaby65 wrote:
...and as for those shouty singers, why you have to turn the volume down....
back to goldfrapp, sounds wonderful through the headphones at 10pm in the evening
Man, these whispery singer types are all sounding the same to me.
...and as for those shouty singers, why you have to turn the volume down....
back to goldfrapp, sounds wonderful through the headphones at 10pm in the evening
Sounds delicious.
another nada.....
junebaby65 wrote:
What's even worse are all those average volume-level singer types. I can barely tell them apart.
Man, these whispery singer types are all sounding the same to me.
What's even worse are all those average volume-level singer types. I can barely tell them apart.
The Ho-Hums have it.
Goldfrapp meets Sarah Brightman.
Very nice. New Goldfrapp. Cool.
That was quick! =) The album has hardly cooled from the presses.
Also, sounds very much like Goldfrapp to me. ;)
Also, sounds very much like Goldfrapp to me. ;)
Would have never guessed this was Goldfrapp.
Man, these whispery singer types are all sounding the same to me.
Still can't understand why Goldfrapp haven't been asked to write a Bond tune.
Agreed! Apparently they weren't considered "macho" enough for Casino Royale.