Interactive Poll #4 - Sometimes They Come Back

micky wrote: yeah it worked on my befouled and out of date computer so sure it will for anyone else's. Not there was anything wrong per se with the first choice of hers but I did enjoy this one more.. perhaps even to have stolen that 3rd vote. and yeah.. I've taken to uploading my own youtube videos at times.  It is pretty easy to do.. if an idiot like me can dot it.. one who still struggles how to use the office printer/fax..and continually hangs up on people trying to transfer people (yes I got the office job as a semi retirement gift to myself and Raff.. but am most certainly not a office kind of guy. Though I still do have the legs and ass for it..)

  Cool, we'll see if anyone else is interested in more.  She did that YT video herself, I'd found some of the images, and it's in the can for a potential release.  It's always been one of my fave songs of hers, because it's so quirky.  And unlike anything else I'd added to these polls, which I find really fun, exploring what other people like that is outside of the progressive realm.  

If more people come forward favourably, I might share that one here, for another side of the person, it looks like dropbox links work.  Sadly no YT of that material.

Hope you find it enjoyable.  

My 3 votes went to

micky wrote: Avarartium...  I do normally love female vocals.. but unfortunately there is one style i detest. and that one hit it.  Pretty good musically though

I'm going to send you something in a message.

Thanks for giving Jano a good listen.  someoneelse person said, "peculiar," which fits, too.  Got a kick out of his remarks about bonobos, etc.   I like that she was thinking about the person behind the illusion (this is a real carnival act, or was, in the midwest, still as late as 2008, although Jano saw it in the 60's), implying wondering how much of the gorilla girl she had inside herself.  I loved the film, "Freaks."  Oh, and the acoustic guitar underpinning it is a little lost with the electric guitar punctuation (which works well, Marcel Anton is pretty known as a session player with a great pedigree) , but if you listen, it's sort odd and sliding, like slipping carnival music.

Edited by Snicolette - June 06 2020 at 11:42

the Rickie Lee Jones song..  liked that alot... of course I could have only named one song by her previous to hearing that.. but that song alone .what 40 years later.. I saw her suggestion come in and said.. oh hell yeah i LOVE her voice.. and that did not disappoint.

and definitely did me...