Hooverphonic — One
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You're in charge
you always were
there's no denying
fire burns
i took alot
but now i'm gonna give
back to you
whatever i got
cos we are one
and we'll always be
you were born first
forever connected to me
connected to me
it's not always how you want it to be
we had no choice,oh desperately
i had to leave
now i'm coming back
we had to see
you're white and i'm black
cos we are one
and we'll always be
you were born first
forever connected to me
connected to me
forever connected to me
you always were
there's no denying
fire burns
i took alot
but now i'm gonna give
back to you
whatever i got
cos we are one
and we'll always be
you were born first
forever connected to me
connected to me
it's not always how you want it to be
we had no choice,oh desperately
i had to leave
now i'm coming back
we had to see
you're white and i'm black
cos we are one
and we'll always be
you were born first
forever connected to me
connected to me
forever connected to me
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Pretty good but seems like a lite version of "Club Montepulciano".
TheGusBus wrote:
Conjoined twins that were later separated?
Honest question to everyone. Is this about conjoined twins?
Conjoined twins that were later separated?
coolllllllll !!!
Honest question to everyone. Is this about conjoined twins?
xray38 wrote:
To digress….it was the Herb Alpert cover that was my go to. The one with the woman covered in whipped cream. To a 12 yr. old, it was formerly unimaginable sheer joy.
You spelled shaving cream wrong and she was pregnant at the time. LOL
To digress….it was the Herb Alpert cover that was my go to. The one with the woman covered in whipped cream. To a 12 yr. old, it was formerly unimaginable sheer joy.
You spelled shaving cream wrong and she was pregnant at the time. LOL
Quality band. No idea what they were doing on Eurovision Song Contest. Just looked like their manager had booked them the wrong gig....
makes me think of morcheeba.
Very cool sound and many more cool like this, super group!
The beginning reminds me of living in a place where the needle would skip every time someone walked across the floor
xray38 wrote:
To digress….it was the Herb Alpert cover that was my go to. The one with the woman covered in whipped cream. To a 12 yr. old, it was formerly unimaginable sheer joy.
Roxy Music - County Music, very popular at boarding school!
To digress….it was the Herb Alpert cover that was my go to. The one with the woman covered in whipped cream. To a 12 yr. old, it was formerly unimaginable sheer joy.
Roxy Music - County Music, very popular at boarding school!
they change their singer every two years or so; that's part of their modus vivendi...
xray38 wrote:
To digress….it was the Herb Alpert cover that was my go to. The one with the woman covered in whipped cream. To a 12 yr. old, it was formerly unimaginable sheer joy.
Yeah, that photo inspired a lot of dreams.
To digress….it was the Herb Alpert cover that was my go to. The one with the woman covered in whipped cream. To a 12 yr. old, it was formerly unimaginable sheer joy.
Yeah, that photo inspired a lot of dreams.
jtherieau wrote:
She's "channeling"? She sounds nothing like Flo & Eddie. Musically the verses of both songs have a "i-IV" progression/vamp (which is quite common) but other than that they are quite different songs. A lot of Hooverphonic's material does definitely have a 1960s sound though.
She's channeling The Turtles!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGlPIJ7yBXY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGlPIJ7yBXY
She's "channeling"? She sounds nothing like Flo & Eddie. Musically the verses of both songs have a "i-IV" progression/vamp (which is quite common) but other than that they are quite different songs. A lot of Hooverphonic's material does definitely have a 1960s sound though.
She's channeling The Turtles!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGlPIJ7yBXY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGlPIJ7yBXY
kcar wrote:
I think that album cover worked for any pre-Internet pubescent hetero male, regardless of his DOB. The lingerie section of the Sears catalog was enough to do it for me back then. I didn't have much interest in the opposite sex until the middle of the 7th grade but then the hormones really kicked in...
To digress….it was the Herb Alpert cover that was my go to. The one with the woman covered in whipped cream. To a 12 yr. old, it was formerly unimaginable sheer joy.
I think that album cover worked for any pre-Internet pubescent hetero male, regardless of his DOB. The lingerie section of the Sears catalog was enough to do it for me back then. I didn't have much interest in the opposite sex until the middle of the 7th grade but then the hormones really kicked in...
To digress….it was the Herb Alpert cover that was my go to. The one with the woman covered in whipped cream. To a 12 yr. old, it was formerly unimaginable sheer joy.
goozer321 wrote:
They were formed several years before Goldfrapp - quite a different band really.
Poor man's Goldfrapp
They were formed several years before Goldfrapp - quite a different band really.
Big smile on my dumb face
Spread love
kcar wrote:
I think that album cover worked for any pre-Internet pubescent hetero male, regardless of his DOB. The lingerie section of the Sears catalog was enough to do it for me back then. I didn't have much interest in the opposite sex until the middle of the 7th grade but then the hormones really kicked in...
Don't forget National Geographic Magazines
I think that album cover worked for any pre-Internet pubescent hetero male, regardless of his DOB. The lingerie section of the Sears catalog was enough to do it for me back then. I didn't have much interest in the opposite sex until the middle of the 7th grade but then the hormones really kicked in...
Don't forget National Geographic Magazines boober wrote:
We must be the same age. My mom couldn't find that album for days!
I think that album cover worked for any pre-Internet pubescent hetero male, regardless of his DOB. The lingerie section of the Sears catalog was enough to do it for me back then. I didn't have much interest in the opposite sex until the middle of the 7th grade but then the hormones really kicked in...
We must be the same age. My mom couldn't find that album for days!
I think that album cover worked for any pre-Internet pubescent hetero male, regardless of his DOB. The lingerie section of the Sears catalog was enough to do it for me back then. I didn't have much interest in the opposite sex until the middle of the 7th grade but then the hormones really kicked in...
Here's a great and completely overlooked band that started in middle-of-the-road and then progressed into what I could only describe as some addled European's idea of a 50's Broadway musical mixed with electronics. This album is the apotheosis of that style. I saw them touring behind BT and their encore song was a lounge version of "Inna Gadda Da Vidda."
HER VOICE, and that time-machine '60s-style music, quickly grabs my mind and sends me to a very special, groovy place, with shag carpets, black lights, bead curtains, incense, and Formica... Fantastic group! I have been impressed by their great songs over the years...
I'm gonna have to look up this album.
Dreamy.
More from this voice talent please
ziggytrix wrote:
I just read this, thought I'd share it. Didn't realize this was from a thematic album. Now I want to hear the rest!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hooverphonic_Presents_Jackie_Cane
The story revolves around the fictitious character Jackie Cane who leaves her identical twin sister in order to become a professional singer. Driven to the brink of insanity by the pressures of fame, Jackie quits show business and returns home to attempt reconciliation with her sister. But, still bitter from years of being put last, her sister kills both of them with a poisoned Last Supper.
Wow, thanks for sharing that. I knew something sinister was going on here... 
I just read this, thought I'd share it. Didn't realize this was from a thematic album. Now I want to hear the rest!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hooverphonic_Presents_Jackie_Cane
The story revolves around the fictitious character Jackie Cane who leaves her identical twin sister in order to become a professional singer. Driven to the brink of insanity by the pressures of fame, Jackie quits show business and returns home to attempt reconciliation with her sister. But, still bitter from years of being put last, her sister kills both of them with a poisoned Last Supper.
Jelani wrote:
I just read this, thought I'd share it. Didn't realize this was from a thematic album. Now I want to hear the rest!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hooverphonic_Presents_Jackie_Cane
The story revolves around the fictitious character Jackie Cane who leaves her identical twin sister in order to become a professional singer. Driven to the brink of insanity by the pressures of fame, Jackie quits show business and returns home to attempt reconciliation with her sister. But, still bitter from years of being put last, her sister kills both of them with a poisoned Last Supper.
She sounds like she's a stalker.
I just read this, thought I'd share it. Didn't realize this was from a thematic album. Now I want to hear the rest!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hooverphonic_Presents_Jackie_Cane
The story revolves around the fictitious character Jackie Cane who leaves her identical twin sister in order to become a professional singer. Driven to the brink of insanity by the pressures of fame, Jackie quits show business and returns home to attempt reconciliation with her sister. But, still bitter from years of being put last, her sister kills both of them with a poisoned Last Supper.
this is beautiful..her Voice....and I Understand: Connected to the MOON. 
Pass the Talisker.
oldsaxon wrote:
And I, with my vodka martini in hand (I stir mine), am right with you
spiritfla wrote:
I'm feeling a little James Bondish at the moment.
kcar wrote:
Yeah, I knew puberty had hit when that album cover suddenly became a lot more fascinating...
This song definitely has a cool-60s feel. Good band.
We must be the same age. My mom couldn't find that album for days!
Yeah, I knew puberty had hit when that album cover suddenly became a lot more fascinating...
This song definitely has a cool-60s feel. Good band.
We must be the same age. My mom couldn't find that album for days!
MojoJojo wrote:
GoldPhonicPortisFrappHooverHead! 
GoldPhonicPortisFrappHooverHead!
Try Hooverphonics' playlist on Spotify. Nice listening. Lush sounds.
Poor man's Goldfrapp
bill-1956 wrote:
That is a great story. Thanks for sharing it!
Speaking of The Tijuana Brass and veering even further away from the topic of the actual song –
I was about 8 or 9 years old when my parents took met to see Herb Albert and the Tijuana Brass at the Carter Barron Amphitheater in Washington DC.
They were good.
But what I really liked was the opening act.
Some unknown girl group that went by the name of Diana Ross and the Supremes.
They were awesome! I tried to get backstage to get an autograph but security wouldn’t let me.
That is a great story. Thanks for sharing it!
spiritfla wrote:
I can see that though I thought of Star Trek first.
I'm feeling a little James Bondish at the moment.
I can see that though I thought of Star Trek first.
Jesus Pete it's a mystery how I missed this band when they were fresh. Her voice is timeless, as is their lounge-cool sound. (Snapping my fingers on every other beat, behind a pair of dark Foster Grants.)
spiritfla wrote:
And I, with my vodka martini in hand (I stir mine), am right with you
I'm feeling a little James Bondish at the moment.
And I, with my vodka martini in hand (I stir mine), am right with you
westslope wrote:
LOL! I actually bought a Tijuana Brass LP when I was about 11 or 12.... You know the one with the whipped cream.
Strangely compelling this one.
Speaking of The Tijuana Brass and veering even further away from the topic of the actual song –
I was about 8 or 9 years old when my parents took met to see Herb Albert and the Tijuana Brass at the Carter Barron Amphitheater in Washington DC.
They were good.
But what I really liked was the opening act.
Some unknown girl group that went by the name of Diana Ross and the Supremes.
They were awesome! I tried to get backstage to get an autograph but security wouldn’t let me.
Sometimes, and this is one of them, HER VOICE, and that spacey '60s music, sends me to a very very special and groovy place, with shag carpets, black lights, bead curtains, incense, and Formica... I am really loving most of the last hour or more here on RP! Fabulous!
I'm feeling a little James Bondish at the moment.
EssexTex wrote:
Mandible wrote:
I agree, she's got "table" legs
I think not. She's hot. The tune is great too.
Mandible wrote:
I can't believe some of you are discussing how you think her leg is fat. That's ridiculous.
westslope wrote:
Yeah, I knew puberty had hit when that album cover suddenly became a lot more fascinating...
This song definitely has a cool-60s feel. Good band.
LOL! I actually bought a Tijuana Brass LP when I was about 11 or 12.... You know the one with the whipped cream.
Strangely compelling this one.
Yeah, I knew puberty had hit when that album cover suddenly became a lot more fascinating...
This song definitely has a cool-60s feel. Good band.
i'm feeling waves of contentment
First time I heard this tune was on RP about 2 years ago...another group I wouldn't have thought about checking out. Thanks Bill for expanding the horizon.
I always think of Connery's Bond movies when I hear this album. And yeah, I hear the Star Trek wailing as well.
Her voice and the whole ambiance of the track is intoxicating—when you connect them to the right imagery ... 
"Strangely compelling" I like your description of this one...it fits perfectly 1wolfy wrote:
I bought the same one ! westslope wrote:
LOL! I actually bought a Tijuana Brass LP when I was about 11 or 12.... You know the one with the whipped cream.
Strangely compelling this one.
jagdriver wrote:
I hear that, along with a bit of the original Star Trek theme.
The background vocals bring to mind Shelley Fabares' Johnny Angel.
I hear that, along with a bit of the original Star Trek theme.
The background vocals bring to mind Shelley Fabares' Johnny Angel.
Soooo cool!!
SOLD!
peter_james_bond wrote:
Nothing gets past James Bond.
Hey that record sleeve reminds me of the sleeve for Jill Barber's Chances. They both are aiming for a retro look ....50s or the 60s.
Nothing gets past James Bond.
erase - rewind.
cool belgians. I met a belgian bright one in BKK (Bangkok) and she is waay coo other than her nic habit which my neighbor is making me sick with as we speak.. I hate the chit . used to suck butts .All you butt suckers are foo.
they get my 8
they get my 8
westslope wrote:
. . . and other delights! . . .
LOL! I actually bought a Tijuana Brass LP when I was about 11 or 12.... You know the one with the whipped cream.
. . . and other delights! . . .
Hey that record sleeve reminds me of the sleeve for Jill Barber's Chances. They both are aiming for a retro look ....50s or the 60s.
I bought the same one ! westslope wrote:
LOL! I actually bought a Tijuana Brass LP when I was about 11 or 12.... You know the one with the whipped cream.
Strangely compelling this one.
1wolfy wrote:
At first a Tijuana Brass tune came to mind.
LOL! I actually bought a Tijuana Brass LP when I was about 11 or 12.... You know the one with the whipped cream.
Strangely compelling this one.
And btw, she is HOT, as women should, "MEAT" in the right places is good, Bones are for sick girls that have BAD breath b/c they don't eat ..
OScar
OScar
Great tune, long live the 90's!
Oscar
Oscar
I can't believe some of you are discussing how you think her leg is fat. That's ridiculous.
Nice CD cover (w/the Porsche 911 & the woman in red). Did not like this particular tune ("One") but would like to hear more...
meloman wrote:
Like the music, plus the woman's voice, but that left leg looks kind of "Hillary Heavy."
I agree - unless they're skin and bones and can't even remember the last time they had a decent meal (you know, the heaving, sweating, skeletonlike variety of women about to drop dead), it's just not worth it (!)
Like the music, plus the woman's voice, but that left leg looks kind of "Hillary Heavy."
I agree - unless they're skin and bones and can't even remember the last time they had a decent meal (you know, the heaving, sweating, skeletonlike variety of women about to drop dead), it's just not worth it (!)
Interesting segue from Doves - Satellites, in that particular way which I can't quite tell yet whether or not I really like.
Perfect start on a rainy Monday morning. Now I think I'm ready to do some work...
Jelani wrote:
She sounds like she's a stalker.
Works for me. 7 for the song, plus 1 for the lady in red on the cover
Song was pretty good, but the backing vocals made me think of the Phantom of the Opera.
was cool then, still cool
Alpine wrote:
I think those ultra pointy shoes are hideous.
They're good for killing cockroaches in the corner.
Oh, I'd hit it, too. Especially if she was cooing in my ear with that sweet voice!
I'm buying this just for the album cover.
She's perfect except for the shoes. I would like a more rounded toe, possibly an open toe, but definetly a strappy shoe. I think those ultra pointy shoes are hideous. My wife has some of those open back clog type shoes with a slight heel and a little strap and buckle on it. HOT HOT HOT!
She sounds like she's a stalker.
meloman wrote:
Like the music, plus the woman's voice, but that left leg looks kind of "Hillary Heavy."
You mean Cankles?
meloman wrote:
Like the music, plus the woman's voice, but that left leg looks kind of "Hillary Heavy."
Heavy? I like a little meat on my women!
roseap wrote:
You must be really digging for something to criticize... Pretty, blonde, red dress... I have to side with Alpine. I'd hit that! 
Oh, I'd hit it, too. We're talking nuances here.
EssexTex wrote:
I agree, she's got "table" legs
You must be really digging for something to criticize... Pretty, blonde, red dress... I have to side with Alpine. I'd hit that!
meloman wrote:
Like the music, plus the woman's voice, but that left leg looks kind of "Hillary Heavy."
I agree, she's got "table" legs
Alpine wrote:
This is very cooooooool music. I give it a 9. The chick on the cover is SA MO KEN.
Like the music, plus the woman's voice, but that left leg looks kind of "Hillary Heavy."
At first a Tijuana Brass tune came to mind.
I love the Duane Eddy-style guitar in the background.
jncverhoef wrote:
... The singer had such a stage presence and was so sexy ...
Yes, Geike is very likable. Especially her voice!
I saw these guys once with this guy friend of mine... The singer had such a stage presence and was so sexy, he completely forgot about me :( But the show was cool.
This is very cooooooool music. I give it a 9. The chick on the cover is SA MO KEN.
Geecheeboy wrote:
Ok guys, the very beginning of this song is the same tune as the old song from the 60's and it goes "see the tree, how big it's grown, but friends, it hasn't been too long, it wasn't big." I forgot who did it, but it was a guy and the song was a weepy song about his wife who died young. "Honey" I think it was called. Interesting how Hooverphonic samples popular 60's tunes...
Yeah, and this steaming pile is just as bad as Goldsborough's tune!
jxngrl wrote:
"Hello Dude. I'm Jackie Treehorn."
anybody recognize that song from the scene in Big Lebowski?
Wow, I'm gonna have to listen more carefully next time.
Hate this. Hate her. Yeccchhhh.
RadiantRadish wrote:
That must be Honey by Bobby Goldsboro. Brrr!!! Don't think it's a sample though.
You're right! Weird song huh. And I agree it's not a sample... but the tune reminds me of the other. Do you hear it?
Geecheeboy wrote:
Ok guys, the very beginning of this song is the same tune as the old song from the 60's and it goes "see the tree, how big it's grown, but friends, it hasn't been too long, it wasn't big." I forgot who did it, but it was a guy and the song was a weepy song about his wife who died young. "Honey" I think it was called. Interesting how Hooverphonic samples popular 60's tunes...
That must be Honey by Bobby Goldsboro. Brrr!!! Don't think it's a sample though.
rah wrote:
the very beginning and the very end of this sound like a suped-up version of that Air song... playground lovers? is that the name?
Ok guys, the very beginning of this song is the same tune as the old song from the 60's and it goes "see the tree, how big it's grown, but friends, it hasn't been too long, it wasn't big." I forgot who did it, but it was a guy and the song was a weepy song about his wife who died young. "Honey" I think it was called. Interesting how Hooverphonic samples popular 60's tunes...
Hooverphonic is fast becoming a favorite of mine!
"Hello Dude. I'm Jackie Treehorn."
anybody recognize that song from the scene in Big Lebowski?
Clobyn wrote:
Love this song 
oh yeah me too
Love this song
Hooverphonic is grooooovin music!
Anybody buy their new one? Is it worth the import price?
Some of Hooverphonic's music is magical, they have a very unique sound, how do they do that?
Pleasant. Would make nice background for your hot stone therapy session.
Nothing fancy, a fairly dull music-attempt, though I Hear potential in the various musical elements. 
gaucha wrote:
Yeah, this song is below average compared to other music that they have produced. First album was fabulous!
Well, I think their album 'the magnificent tree' or was it 'the maginficent three' is the best.
And since I am Belgian, I know my Hooverphonic !
...late night mood...this woman's voice fits the bill...somewhat etheral...
S.
Yeah, this song is below average compared to other music that they have produced. First album was fabulous!
rah wrote:
the very beginning and the very end of this sound like a suped-up version of that Air song... playground lovers? is that the name?
When I heard the very beginning of this, I suspected it may be a R&B tune. :)
the very beginning and the very end of this sound like a suped-up version of that Air song... playground lovers? is that the name?
This sounds like Rilo Kiley to me.
MTL_Robbie wrote:
Well...at least they have a higher level of creativity in their music than you do for jokes...this was too easy...c'mon...you can do better than that can't you ?
I'll do better!
This song is POOP!!!
ndanger666 wrote:
An aptly named group since their sound sucks!
Well...at least they have a higher level of creativity in their music than you do for jokes...this was too easy...c'mon...you can do better than that can't you ?
Zweiblumen wrote:
Hooverphonic went downhill after Blue Wonder Power Milk. You should definitely listen to that disc a few times before making any judgements about the group.
agreed, but i still think that their first disc was their greatest.
Hooverphonic went downhill after Blue Wonder Power Milk. You should definitely listen to that disc a few times before making any judgements about the group.
An aptly named group since their sound sucks!
You spelled shaving cream wrong and she was pregnant at the time. LOL
Lol!