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*Wow*. Loved a handful of her songs as a kid, including this one, but I didn't exactly take Cyndi Lauper very seriously (in part because of the title and lyrics in Girls Just Wanna Have Fun), and that Wrestlemania nonsense.

I have to respect her now as the real deal (not just pop shock or eye c...

Love the song. And enjoyed the slide-showish video. BUT, the recapitulated pictured of the band playing was NOT of the performance, nor even the song, we were hearing.

The synchronization was way off - well, actually, it's not synching so much as approximating showing singing when we heard s...

Have loved loved loved this band since - God - probably their founding in '89/'90.

This is my absolute favorite song of theirs.

And Ms. O'Riordan is an absolute PHENOM - and pretty damned gorgeous, too - especially in terms of what she puts into a show, and her various experiments via looks a...

Having seen several live versions of this during this same search (and before - numerous times!) I can assure you and celebrate and scream a cheer for the authentic chops of Ms. O'riordan and the whole band. In fact, I was sad and almost shocked for the first half minute or so of one of them as ...

Love the fact that he's a blues man (hey, not bad for a guy who isn't at it like most "starving artists" - living & breathing it everyday) - and that he spends his post-presidential days working in Harlem.

If only he could've kept 'em zipped up! Yikes. Well - don't all blues men have tales of ...

Have had this in my car's CD player some 90% of the time over the past 5 years at least! LOVE 4ths (obviously!) and Tyner's fearless aggression that yet is absolutely not *over*powering or vain. God, I love his harmonic depth and complete and utter swing! My first exposure to McCoy was via Col...

I won't trivialize such a beautiful song by pretending my own relationship with my dad reflects the poignant grace contained herein. Maybe he's speaking to ideals as well as obviously to the struggles of negotiating the (masculine) balance between nurturing the innocent and ever vulnerable child...

I cry just for being mindful not only of the viscerally stunning beauty her voice and purity of her tone, but that the mastery of skill required to sing as she does has seemingly not scarred such a sweet and instantly infatuating innocence. Obviously her skill is the result of serious study unde...