Joanna Newsom – Emily (12:05)

Bob3743 skrev:

Epic!

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Arc_Of_Fire skrev:

I can't even begin to describe the way this song makes me feel. It seems so ancient, and eternal.

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ZeppDoorsFloyd skrev:

oh my god

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changelingette skrev:

<3

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matt_white skrev:

masterful storytelling

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raquelaquer skrev:

when the song is almost about to end, like 50 seconds before, it starts a beautiful instrumental part- THIS PART should last at least 3 minutes long. its specially beautiful, and it ends so fast :(

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rejoyz skrev:

WROTE DOWN IN MY LEDGER

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spreadblood4 skrev:

anyhow, this song is awesome.

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spreadblood4 skrev:

@robatwork111 stay in that fridge, you are not allowed to come out now until you realize the error of your ways.

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puismourir skrev:

I've seen your bravery, and I will follow you there <3

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puismourir skrev:

it feels so old, so much bigger than myself. like it's too much to take. [2]

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Hobofrog skrev:

Beautifully poetic song, seriously fantastic. Also helped me win an argument about meteoroids last night.

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Sjitty skrev:

Masterpiece.

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robatwork111 skrev:

fucking awful

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DavidMolko skrev:

Just perfect

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kate8771 skrev:

One of my favorite songs of all time!

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vacantandbored skrev:

it's funny how you can grow into an artist's voice. like a lot of people, i once considered her voice unpalatable. not that i necessarily thought she was a *bad* singer, i just decided it wasn't for me. but after being drawn into her music and falling in love with her i have no idea what i was hearing earlier because her voice is absolutely amazing to me now

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Keymasawbe skrev:

Unusual at times how music will hit a person, and somtimes hit hard. I do not actually listen much to tunes anymore, I have become an NPR and Talk Radio/Podcast junkie. I found a podcast called Atoms, Motion and the Void. It is a strange bunch of stories, many I do not recommend, but there are some very good ones. There is a story called "Sarro's Balloon." During this haunting tale, the first couple minutes of J. Newsom's "Emily" is played, hopefully with permission. The song bit fit the story, and her high notes made my teeth grind, yet it was so provacitive I had to find this artist and listen more.

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