The Lilith Fair was SPECTACULAR!!  Went to the Toronto one, to hear Emmylou Harris.    Came away, blown away, ever since, after hearing Natalie Merchant & band play "Ophelia", and a bunch of other mind-blowing songs.  Thank you Sarah!!!!

 hippiechick wrote:
 
"Jealousy, thy name is woman!"  

Never ceases to amaze me and calm me.

God what a great song. It makes me wish I could hear this whole album over again for the first time.

mefrombrazil wrote: Let me introduce you to a new concept: radio station programming. Also called a playlist or a set. It's music designed to flow nicely or go together. Duh.

Tireux_De_Roche wrote: Ahmen to that..

beautiful voice, incredible talent, wonderful sound

I love SM, but when I went to see Tori Amos, she sang a little ditty that went something like "If you're in the balcony, please don't jump and kill yourself, wait for Sarah McLachlan!"

another female vocal? you're hurting my ears.

dogpound wrote: Hmmm...hearing these two back to make, I am more likely to need a cold shower

isn't this number a barrel of laughs...

hippiechick wrote: Tori must be used to people killing themselves when hearing her music! ; )

loved it excpet for the darn Kenny G. type horn thingy

meydele wrote: I sorta agree. and hearing this after neko case-at last makes me wanna take a bath with my toaster.

Her lyrics make no sense to me, her chickrock sensibility is something I find irritating, and yet I totally love her. Go figure.

fuh2 wrote: The tempo ist just fine with me. Il tempo is right after midnight now where I live. Sorry.

Very nice but I would rather hear this slow tempo material at night instead of the day when I need faster tempo.

Sarah McLachlan is so sexy it hurts.

bad show for sarah and tori. why play their b-sides back to back?

... ... ... hippiechick wrote: ... To see Tori and Sarah perform back to back, front to front or together, would be a real treat, in fact, to see either one anywhere anytime would be like a holiday for me, one that I'd remember forever! ... ...

...as if your god has passed you by well hey, fool, that's your deception...

tiddalick wrote: When I saw Tori not too long ago she sang a little ditty that went something like "Those in the balcony, please don't kill yourselves; wait for the Sarah McLachlan concert!"

tiddalick wrote: Nope. It was twice.

Ahhh... a Sarah tune from a bygone era. Good memories.

chillynne wrote: Excellent response, by the way - I enjoyed that!

chillynne wrote: Oh rats, perhaps, maybe... (grumble, sulk, bah, humbug...) Although you can't really justify opinions on the basis of lots of people having them. Let's face it, George Bush got elected twice! Although I suppose it was only once really, but you get my point!

tiddalick wrote: funnily enough, both of those two are married with a child each. AND both of them shave their armpits. I suppose I can't speak for the audience, but I think (multiple) multiplatinum album sales suggest that perhaps it's more diverse than you suggest.

Following Tori Amos with Sarah Maclachlan. Marvellous. Is this vegetarian lesbians hour or something? Bowl of organic home-grown lentil salad anyone? With a twist of lemon...?

Makes me tingle! Tanks for playing such a superb voice and a really good song. (Still not as good as Ice Cream though!) BTW Kate if you want a copy of Ice Cream - drop me a message...;-)

BoFiS wrote: Yes definitely! I agree! God, this song is sexy...

If anyone has Ice Cream I would love it to be uploaded!!!! One of my faves of all time! Kate ;-)

older sarah? well, i guess, relatively speaking.... the last good album IMO. straight downhill at a very steep angle from here. still hoping she'll come back to life in the future.

aaah Bill, you just won my heart (again) with these last four songs--Elliot Smith, Gomez, Tori Amos, and now Sarah McLachlan. older Sarah, no less. Makes me happy.

Good choice from her range of songs

Still one of the most "romantic" albums out there in my mind...

amandamustdance wrote: These are off of Sarah's website, which has lyrics for all her songs: Ice The ice is thin come on dive in underneath my lucid skin. The cold is lost, forgotten. Hours pass days pass time stands still light gets dark and darkness fills my secret heart forbidden... I think you worried for me then the subtler ways that I'd give in but I know you liked the show. Tied down to this bed of shame you tried to move around the pain but oh your soul is anchored. The only comfort is the moving of the river. You enter into me a lie upon your lips. Offer what you can I'll take all that I can get only a fool's here... I dont like your tragic sighs as if your god has passed you by well hey fool that's your deception. Your angels speak with jilted tongue the serpent's tale has come undone you have no strength to squander. The only comfort is the moving of the river. You enter into me a lie upon your lips. Offer what you can I'll take all that I can get only a fool's here to stay. Only a fool's here to stay. Only a fool's here...

I can't find the lyrics to "ICE" anywhere? Anyone have ideas?

Soothing, Easy, Relaxing, Super.

Great lyrics sung with great passion. A truly fine song!

wow, follow Tori with Sarah...I'm truly in heaven :meditate.gif:

Wow... nice combination. Too bad October Project bit the dust. I like this song, love this album. s Roverfish wrote:

One of the few of her songs that remains in my "like" file... she has become quite pappy. That's not a typo.

Saw her back when this album came out. She played a small theatre here in Tucson, with October Project opening, for all of $9 a ticket. Tore down the house when she performed this song (male backup singer did the high harmony part). Still a powerful tune.

Man, this one started just like 'Scarborough Fair'. Nice, a 7.

I like some songs of her, but definitely not this one.... thumbs down

Really a good cut from a greater album.....

Classic Sarah. God she was good, wasn't she?