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I'm not sure if Kat is doing Music Monday this week or if it's on Spring Break, but I haven't finished introducing you to my songs I can listen to over and over so here's another! (please try to contain your enthusiasm)
I love Sarah McLachlan. She has such a beautiful voice and such sad songs. I mean, what's not to like?
I really love this song...
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3 comments:
I would probably list Fumbling Towards Ecstasy in my all-time Top 10 favorite albums. That and Surfacing were at the right place at the right time during a certain season of my life.
I love those albums, too.
I only recently discovered Sarah's music. I must have been busy raising my 14-year-old. I think that about covers Sarah's entire career, at least in America.
But when I heard "Stupid" and then bought Afterglow, that was it, I had to have it all, all the cds, all the videos. I ripped her entire catalog to a disc that's been playing in my car for 9 consecutive months.
My partner and my daughter are less enthusiastic.
Girlfriend: "I'm so sick of her wailing!"
Daughter: "She sounds like a cat dying somewhere!"
Sad, really.
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