I told my husband that the lead singer of Semisonic said that Closing Time is actually about the moment of giving birth, and he told me that that guy was 9000% trolling everyone.
What are you listening to now?
saf
#3479
My ex-husband was obsessed with Robyn and that was super annoying to me because in my mind sheâll always be âDo You Know What it Takesâ Robyn.
Anyway, hereâs Wonderwall.
bakamomo
#3481
For me she will always be âYou Can Always Be Number Oneâ Robyn (this is from a live special of the Swedish public television show Lilla Sportspegeln â âlittle sports mirrorâ â the equivalent of, say, a World Wide Sports for kids. Yes, that is her).
And here is the programâs title sequence with her song:
ultraviolet
#3493
This part is wonderful: 
November 1973 - Sam Thompsonâs House, Memphis:
Baby, What You Want Me To Do
Iâm So Lonesome I Could Cry
Spanish Eyes
See See Rider
Thatâs All Right
The last five cuts here are special even in the context of this release, however â recorded in November 1973 during an impromptu âsessionâ at the home of friend and musical colleague Sam Thompson in Memphis, and preserved by the latter on a cassette that was later damaged and repaired before being copied (and later lost in a fire), they capture Presley (on acoustic guitar) and friends running through âBaby What Do You Want Me to Doâ, âIâm So Lonesome I Could Cryâ, âSpanish Eyesâ (adopting a falsetto voice), âSee See Riderâ, and âThatâs All Rightâ in varying degrees of informality; and closing with a foul-mouthed but very funny poetic moment that some parents wonât appreciate. The fidelity is astonishingly good and by itself this could have made a great EP if we were still living in an era of vinyl. The only complaint one is tempted to focus upon is the relatively thin annotation â given the high list price for the CDs in this series, one could expect more detailed session information, background, and the names of other musicians involved; yes, that information is available elsewhere, but for the high premium price, it ought to be here.
~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide
