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Mlle XIX
 Post subject: Keren Ann's not going anywhere
PostPosted: Thu Dec 16, 2004 10:12 pm 
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why didn't anyone tell me about this?
amazing.
as is her french stuff.
I can't believe I had to find out from an article in the New Yorker!
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I just heard one of her songs ("Sailor & Widow") on a Paste sampler and had to check the tracklist. Very cool. I know absolutely nothing about her.
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 Post subject: Re: Keren Ann's not going anywhere
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Mlle XIX Wrote:
why didn't anyone tell me about this?
amazing.
as is her french stuff.
I can't believe I had to find out from an article in the New Yorker!


I read that same article and was intrigued. May have to seek out some samples.

Oh yeah.....Dream Job #47......Editor of the New Yorker.
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Her face was on AMG's front page a month ago or so, and well, I followed the face. I like the La Disparition, but I can't say I like the english version of the album. Maybe I don't like that they are different songs to the same music, or maybe it was no longer foreign and stopped being fun.
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it's very very francoise hardy ish
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Her name is on my "to buy" list. I remember listening to samples and really liking them, but I don't remember how it is I found out about said samples.

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the song "end of may" is awesome. as is "sit in the sun"
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Tell me more...
RIYL?

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Francoise Hardy, Sondre Lerche, some Air
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