@sherthetruth Largo was a digital bonus track. So the slbu actually ends with Hot Knife. Her first two albums are my favorites, but she has no bad albums. This is actually my least favorite album of hers. We may have very different taste though. I did get to see her live in 1996 when she was 19 at my old College of New Jersey, touring her first album. She was album perfect. She ended with a cover of Angel by Jimi Hendrix.
@@amgm1996 EM is a borderline great album and one of the few best released from its year. It just doesn’t sound as individual as her others. Tidal is the only album of hers I consider to be “okay” and even that has standout moments. And it of course includes her biggest hit.
@@voxpopuli6612EM is WILDLY underrated. I always want to say it’s my favorite album because so many of my favs are on there, but When The Pawn makes it very hard to say that solidly. lol.
When she sings about her breasts busting open she’s talking about letting down her armor to relax. She references the same concept on her first album in a song called “pale September. She also references it in a song that she recorded in one take called “Parting Gift”. I think Extraordinary Machine is forever her most underrated album. And there are two versions of it.
your interpretation of the airplane wing line on Daredevil is actually exactly where her third album Extraordinary Machine got its title from - she is an extraordinary machine because she takes all the negative shit and all the horrible stuff and it goes through her and comes out as something good (her music)!
Fiona isn't just a lyrical genius but also a poetical genius!!! She KNOWS how to express her emotions through writing songs while using complex and diverse vocabulary, its mind-blowing!! Every album in her discography can easily be her best album literally I definitely suggest that you listen or react to her whole discography, trust me you do not want to miss out .
Yeah, Largo is the only Fiona Apple song that I skip. By far my least favorite song by her, which is so strange to me that it’s on this album, because it’s one of my favorites. I feel like it just doesn’t go with the rest of the album for me.
The part of Jonathan you like, Fiona actually spoke about in an interview! It's about how her relationship with Jonathan Ames, and how he took her on a trip to Coney Island (as mentioned in the start) and she was jealous and bitter because he used to take his past girlfriends on trips to Coney Island too but he ended up giving her a lovely experience on the trip and he was truly kind to her, therefore the "If she's part of the reason you are how you are, she's alright with me"
I go back and forth whether this or When the Pawn is my favorite Fiona album. Love your reaction, and I really appreciate the in-depth discussion of the lyrics! Fiona's such an amazing lyricist, and it's awesome hearing someone dig into the language.
It’s SO hard to choose between this and When The Pawn. They’re extremely close for me, but When The Pawn may have to win just a smidge because of if I Know, Limp, Fast As You Can, and Paper Bag. I could just keep going really.
Living in Brazil, one of my biggest heartbreaks is knowing I'll probably never see her live too. I started listening to her when she release The Idler Wheel and saw that she had huge gaps between albuns, my heart sank. After reading more about her I though "great, just like me to be in love with an artist that is super reserved and drops music when she feels it's ready, and she almost never feels it's ready"
Just a note: The original release ended with Hot Knife. To me, that's the true end, and seals it as a perfect album. Fiona has been the artist of my life since "Criminal" dropped. I was 11, and immediately, and forever, obsessed. I literally grew up listening to her music, each album released during rather intense and/or transformative periods of my life (Idler Wheel dropped during the first year of my first born daughter's life, for example). And she's absolutely responsible for a number of words being added to my vocabulary during that time lol. I have my personal rankings when it comes to albums, and the songs therein, as any fan does (Cannot *wait* for When the Pawn...)but she literally does not miss. She consistently pushes her craft and creativity to new heights, with every new (and sadly too rare) release. Almost 30 years of inventive, relatable yet precise, painfully vulnerable and equally cathartic, songwriting. Her piercing poetry, impeccable vocal control and top tier musicianship, are simply unmatched. I haven't been so excited for a video drop in a long time. Loving this journey for you; thanks for sharing. 🙂
I’m so glad you’re getting into Fiona!! She’s one of my favorite artists ever and truly one of the greatest lyricists of all time. Her voice is expressive in a way most artists simply are not. I really do wish more people knew how much of a genius she is.
She hasn't made a bad album.... I like Fetch the Bolt Cutters best, because she's at her best when she just doesn't GAF about being commercial. Idler Wheel is maybe my second favorite, for much the same reason. The way she turns a phrase, often with a metaphor that works in a couple of different ways, is amazing... She is fearlessly personal and FIERCELY vulnerable and her expressive voice matches her words.
My favorite album of all TIME!!!! Seeing you just amazed by her songwriting and vocals is so real because that's exactly how I feel when I listen to her. Fiona is a lyrical genius and this album evokes so many emotions out of me. Sometimes I feel like crying when hearing certain songs and I also feel angry for her because of some of the stuff she has been through. You can feel everything she's saying so viscerally because of how strong her writing is and how powerful her voice is. My favorite artist, person.
I love that you're talking about this album. Such a good one, and love her scribbled artwork in the lyric booklet that came with the CD. Thank you for this!
@@sherthetruth Totally, records and CDs included awesome artwork you could frame if you wanted to. I saved this album's art even though I no longer have the CD. Love your videos!
so excited to hear your opinions!! your reasoning for not listening to the rest of fiona's discography is soooo relatable lmao, it happens to me all the time. it also happened with fiona lol, except it was with when the pawn. i fell in love with it and whenever i wanted to listen to fiona i couldn't not play that album again. but since then i've listened to all of her albums (took me a few months tho) and now i love some of them even more than wtp! ftbc and extraordinary machine are probably my favorites
Haha I'm glad I'm not alone in this! Also, EM is the only album I have listened to... it was maybe 14 years ago though! It was after everyone told me to check her out (because I loved regina spektor). I loved the title track and Waltz but I don't quite remember the rest. Maybe I'll revisit when I'm done. Thanks for listening!
To me, Every Single Night and Newspaper from Fetch the Bolt Cutters are sister songs, the first describes the struggle, and the second describes a specific instance of this struggle, where a burning thought burns through her all night, and like the song, in the end disperses like a fever breaks. In Periphery, there is some metaphor there, she speaks a lot about worth, and the line, I don't appreciate, people who don't appreciate. This could be exactly what you think, people who don't appreciate her. The other possible meaning here is that things "appreciate" in their value, if they don't appreciate, they lose worth, these people lose worth to her. The first line of Anything We Want, "My cheeks were reflecting the longest wavelength", the longest wavelength in the electromagnetic spectrum is red, Fiona is artistic, poetic, but also kind of a science geek, and that's really cool.
I love when you listen to albums like these because it's so nice to revisit them with your perspective and appreciate the things I missed that you bring up, love your vids!!!
This was so friggen enjoyable watching you hear these songs, and then your breakdown of the lyrics. I was so excited for you to get to Anything We Want, and your reaction did not disappoint. lol.
the original release ended on Hot Knife, but Largo was later added as a bonus track on streaming services - so if you take Hot Knife as the true ending, it wraps up really well
Hey there. I'm from Brazil. I've listened to that album and it amazes me how Fiona has grown on me. I'm not so familiar with her previous albuns and I remember so well when she was a big hit on MTV, "criminal" being her most well-know song. I was not so into her songs though . However, as she grew older somehow her work (idler wheel) resonated with my own feelings towards romantic relationships, and anxiety. More importantly, I love the way she talks about abstract things like emotions, whether dark or positive and turns into beautiful songs. I totally feel you.
There’s truly no comparison. Fiona Apple is the best songwriters of this generation, and even calling her that falls short for what great of an artist she is. No adjective can describe what she embodies.
I am so late to this comment section but I LOVEEEEEEE largo, it encompasses how she has people and isn’t alone despite the theme of the album being self isolation. I feel like it’s so introspective and a good node to counter the isolated themes
I have two things to say! 1) when the pawn is my favorite album of all time, so excited for you to do that one 2) you should listen to Ys by Joanna Newsom! She's the epitome of dense instrumentation and verbosity, she has such beautiful language
I would love to see more Fiona reactions from you. Just a tip - if you put the time stamps in the description of your video RUclips will automatically add the sections on the video.
I love the “my breast gon’ bust open, the rib is the shell, and the heart is a yoke, and I just made a meal for us both to choke on.” Omg, such a fantastic line.
I would recommend any of the next albums, tidal is a beautiful debut album, When the pawn… is lyrical genius (even though almost every Fiona Apple song is), and amazing as well, and extraordinary machine is also just gorgeous, and my fave, so I hope that you continue with her!:)
I have followed Fiona since she came out. I understand getting stuck on an album - I did that with Extraordinary Machine. You'd probably also enjoy Tori Amos. Her poetry is steeped in metaphor & layered meanings. Start with Little Earthquakes & go through chronologically. Don't forget the b-sides! They're often just as good or better than the album songs.
Spoiler, Fiona Apple doesn’t have a bad song 😂 She is the artist of my life! I’ve been trying to tell people for 20 years 🥲 This reaction made me sooo happy! Give Fiona ALL her flowers!!!
Loved the reaction and this album is just phenomenal ! Instrumentally I love how interesting the percussions are as it never uses just drums but always uncommon more orchestral one mesh with the piano technics. Ps: you’re right Largo doesn’t really feel like the last song but it’s actually a bonus track (so technically hot knife is the closing one).
Love this reaction! Looking forward to you checking out Fiona's "When the Pawn" album. I think it's her best. Aside from great tunes, I think what makes Fiona unique is her way of sounding poetic and articulate but also so full of emotion that it borders on being unhinged. (I always thought of Fiona as the female Tom Waits -- "Fetch the Bolt Cutters sonically reminds me of 80s-early 90s Tom Waits.)
Fiona is secretly the greatest singer songwriter of her generation, which also means she's one of the most underrated artists of her generation. The message I take from her is: things are fncked up, its partially my fault, it's a lot your fault, but don't despair because I/we have hope for a better future. As she stated on the previous album, "...But me and everybody's on the sad, same team, And You can hear our sad brains screaming..."
ur my favorite music reviewer youtuber and fiona apple is one of my favorite artists!!! no one else rlly truly dives into the lyrics and the meaning of it all and i feel like fiona puts so much of herself into her writing and deserves 2 be analyzed
Thanks for watching! I actually said artistic process. I didn’t know she was autistic but if so, that’s cool too! I definitely agree she puts her WHOLE self into her writing. Wow!
YESSS Fetch the Bolt Cutters is one of my favourite albums of all time as well ^^ and it took me a while to start listening to the other albums, but I'm in love with them all
also, Hot Knife is the official last song because Largo was a deluxe track when the album was originally released! So, it's no wonder you feel like it ought to be the last song ^^
its not the same vibe as fiona apple, but i think u should listen to reading, writing, and arithmetic by the sundays. its a great album that i would be very interested into seeing you review
Yup. Fiona is the best. I can’t wait to hear your thoughts on ‘Extraordinary Machine’. Also, have you heard of Regina Spektor? She’s the only real comparison, to me. They are tied for ‘Human of the Year’ in my eyes, always. (That’s one of her songs btw;)
Love the reaction❤ you should check out Joanna Newsom Ys or if you want to go in the deep end early Have one on me. She’s my personal best lyricist of all time
Great video I love idler wheel!! Would love to see you listen to Caroline Polachek's new album, do you listen to deluxes because she's just released 'Everasking Edition' of her 2023 album and I think you'd enjoy!!❤❤
Do you think you’ll react to The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology? I always loved your reviews of Taylor’s albums, and this one has such deep lyrics! Especially in the second half!
It’s kinda ridiculous that this lost the Alternative Album Grammy to that “Somebody That I Used To Know” dude. That one song got that album the win. But yes, Fiona doesn’t have a poor album. Her debut album (Tidal) is the only one I would say isn’t at least damn good but merely solid.
@@НаильУмаров-ы2и It’s definitely a pretty sounding album. But it’s also almost dull to me and isn’t as idiosyncratic or mature as the rest of her works. It is a solid debut and of course has her biggest hit.
absolutely loved your reaction, great analysis and im glad it animated you so much. i highly suggest YS by joanna newsom since you liked the songwriting on this album, theyre absolutely on par in terms of skillful writing! :D
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2:00 Every Single Night
8:19 Daredevil
16:00 Valentine
23:06 Jonathan
32:31 left alone
42:30 werewolf
47:18 periphery
53:09 regret
1:01:25 anything we want
1:08:36 hot knife
1:12:48 largo
1:17:42 final thoughts
sorry all the songs are my fave,.. the only one that was more mellow and maybe not a top is largo (still love it tho)
@sherthetruth Largo was a digital bonus track. So the slbu actually ends with Hot Knife. Her first two albums are my favorites, but she has no bad albums. This is actually my least favorite album of hers. We may have very different taste though.
I did get to see her live in 1996 when she was 19 at my old College of New Jersey, touring her first album. She was album perfect. She ended with a cover of Angel by Jimi Hendrix.
Fetch The Bolt Cutters, The Idler Wheel, When The Pawn are really a trio of fantastic albums. Fiona deserves the reputation as one of the greats.
This is facts!!!
even tidal and extraordinary which could be considered her "not too great compared to the others" albuns are still waaay above average
@@amgm1996 EM is truly underrated
@@amgm1996 EM is a borderline great album and one of the few best released from its year. It just doesn’t sound as individual as her others. Tidal is the only album of hers I consider to be “okay” and even that has standout moments. And it of course includes her biggest hit.
@@voxpopuli6612EM is WILDLY underrated. I always want to say it’s my favorite album because so many of my favs are on there, but When The Pawn makes it very hard to say that solidly. lol.
When she sings about her breasts busting open she’s talking about letting down her armor to relax. She references the same concept on her first album in a song called “pale September. She also references it in a song that she recorded in one take called “Parting Gift”. I think Extraordinary Machine is forever her most underrated album. And there are two versions of it.
when the pawn is my fav omg omg ur gonna love it, the writing is CRAZY
No Fr I clicked so fast when I saw she had a good 70 MINUTE VIDEO ON THIS MASTERPIECE
your interpretation of the airplane wing line on Daredevil is actually exactly where her third album Extraordinary Machine got its title from - she is an extraordinary machine because she takes all the negative shit and all the horrible stuff and it goes through her and comes out as something good (her music)!
Fiona isn't just a lyrical genius but also a poetical genius!!! She KNOWS how to express her emotions through writing songs while using complex and diverse vocabulary, its mind-blowing!! Every album in her discography can easily be her best album literally
I definitely suggest that you listen or react to her whole discography, trust me you do not want to miss out .
Nailed it!
By the way, Largo was a bonus track. Hot Knife is the true closer, so your feelings at the end were right!
Yeah, Largo is the only Fiona Apple song that I skip. By far my least favorite song by her, which is so strange to me that it’s on this album, because it’s one of my favorites. I feel like it just doesn’t go with the rest of the album for me.
The part of Jonathan you like, Fiona actually spoke about in an interview! It's about how her relationship with Jonathan Ames, and how he took her on a trip to Coney Island (as mentioned in the start) and she was jealous and bitter because he used to take his past girlfriends on trips to Coney Island too but he ended up giving her a lovely experience on the trip and he was truly kind to her, therefore the "If she's part of the reason you are how you are, she's alright with me"
I go back and forth whether this or When the Pawn is my favorite Fiona album. Love your reaction, and I really appreciate the in-depth discussion of the lyrics! Fiona's such an amazing lyricist, and it's awesome hearing someone dig into the language.
It’s SO hard to choose between this and When The Pawn. They’re extremely close for me, but When The Pawn may have to win just a smidge because of if I Know, Limp, Fast As You Can, and Paper Bag. I could just keep going really.
Living in Brazil, one of my biggest heartbreaks is knowing I'll probably never see her live too. I started listening to her when she release The Idler Wheel and saw that she had huge gaps between albuns, my heart sank.
After reading more about her I though "great, just like me to be in love with an artist that is super reserved and drops music when she feels it's ready, and she almost never feels it's ready"
I think the white dove's feathers represent her trying to negotiate peace, as a white dove is often used to symbolize peace. I know the feeling.
Just a note: The original release ended with Hot Knife. To me, that's the true end, and seals it as a perfect album.
Fiona has been the artist of my life since "Criminal" dropped. I was 11, and immediately, and forever, obsessed. I literally grew up listening to her music, each album released during rather intense and/or transformative periods of my life (Idler Wheel dropped during the first year of my first born daughter's life, for example). And she's absolutely responsible for a number of words being added to my vocabulary during that time lol.
I have my personal rankings when it comes to albums, and the songs therein, as any fan does (Cannot *wait* for When the Pawn...)but she literally does not miss. She consistently pushes her craft and creativity to new heights, with every new (and sadly too rare) release. Almost 30 years of inventive, relatable yet precise, painfully vulnerable and equally cathartic, songwriting. Her piercing poetry, impeccable vocal control and top tier musicianship, are simply unmatched.
I haven't been so excited for a video drop in a long time. Loving this journey for you; thanks for sharing. 🙂
I’m so glad you’re getting into Fiona!! She’s one of my favorite artists ever and truly one of the greatest lyricists of all time. Her voice is expressive in a way most artists simply are not. I really do wish more people knew how much of a genius she is.
She hasn't made a bad album.... I like Fetch the Bolt Cutters best, because she's at her best when she just doesn't GAF about being commercial. Idler Wheel is maybe my second favorite, for much the same reason. The way she turns a phrase, often with a metaphor that works in a couple of different ways, is amazing... She is fearlessly personal and FIERCELY vulnerable and her expressive voice matches her words.
My favorite album of all TIME!!!! Seeing you just amazed by her songwriting and vocals is so real because that's exactly how I feel when I listen to her. Fiona is a lyrical genius and this album evokes so many emotions out of me. Sometimes I feel like crying when hearing certain songs and I also feel angry for her because of some of the stuff she has been through. You can feel everything she's saying so viscerally because of how strong her writing is and how powerful her voice is. My favorite artist, person.
I love that you're talking about this album. Such a good one, and love her scribbled artwork in the lyric booklet that came with the CD. Thank you for this!
I miss the beauty of CDs!
@@sherthetruth Totally, records and CDs included awesome artwork you could frame if you wanted to. I saved this album's art even though I no longer have the CD. Love your videos!
so excited to hear your opinions!!
your reasoning for not listening to the rest of fiona's discography is soooo relatable lmao, it happens to me all the time.
it also happened with fiona lol, except it was with when the pawn. i fell in love with it and whenever i wanted to listen to fiona i couldn't not play that album again. but since then i've listened to all of her albums (took me a few months tho) and now i love some of them even more than wtp! ftbc and extraordinary machine are probably my favorites
Haha I'm glad I'm not alone in this! Also, EM is the only album I have listened to... it was maybe 14 years ago though! It was after everyone told me to check her out (because I loved regina spektor). I loved the title track and Waltz but I don't quite remember the rest. Maybe I'll revisit when I'm done. Thanks for listening!
@@sherthetruth you absoluitely right. Waltz and Extraordinary Machine - best song on that album.
To me, Every Single Night and Newspaper from Fetch the Bolt Cutters are sister songs, the first describes the struggle, and the second describes a specific instance of this struggle, where a burning thought burns through her all night, and like the song, in the end disperses like a fever breaks.
In Periphery, there is some metaphor there, she speaks a lot about worth, and the line, I don't appreciate, people who don't appreciate. This could be exactly what you think, people who don't appreciate her. The other possible meaning here is that things "appreciate" in their value, if they don't appreciate, they lose worth, these people lose worth to her.
The first line of Anything We Want, "My cheeks were reflecting the longest wavelength", the longest wavelength in the electromagnetic spectrum is red, Fiona is artistic, poetic, but also kind of a science geek, and that's really cool.
I love when you listen to albums like these because it's so nice to revisit them with your perspective and appreciate the things I missed that you bring up, love your vids!!!
This was so friggen enjoyable watching you hear these songs, and then your breakdown of the lyrics. I was so excited for you to get to Anything We Want, and your reaction did not disappoint. lol.
the original release ended on Hot Knife, but Largo was later added as a bonus track on streaming services - so if you take Hot Knife as the true ending, it wraps up really well
Hey there. I'm from Brazil. I've listened to that album and it amazes me how Fiona has grown on me. I'm not so familiar with her previous albuns and I remember so well when she was a big hit on MTV, "criminal" being her most well-know song. I was not so into her songs though . However, as she grew older somehow her work (idler wheel) resonated with my own feelings towards romantic relationships, and anxiety. More importantly, I love the way she talks about abstract things like emotions, whether dark or positive and turns into beautiful songs. I totally feel you.
There’s truly no comparison. Fiona Apple is the best songwriters of this generation, and even calling her that falls short for what great of an artist she is. No adjective can describe what she embodies.
I love Fiona! One of the most underrated artists I’ve ever seen.
I wish she’d write a poetry book! 😩
I literally had the exact same reaction to Left Alone. Was literally holding back tears she called me out
I am so late to this comment section but I LOVEEEEEEE largo, it encompasses how she has people and isn’t alone despite the theme of the album being self isolation. I feel like it’s so introspective and a good node to counter the isolated themes
I have two things to say!
1) when the pawn is my favorite album of all time, so excited for you to do that one
2) you should listen to Ys by Joanna Newsom! She's the epitome of dense instrumentation and verbosity, she has such beautiful language
Definitely my favorite fiona record… just so good.
I love how much you seem to enjoy Periphery. It’s one of my favs by her. ♥️
OMG we love to see people reacting to Fiona's music !
I would love to see more Fiona reactions from you.
Just a tip - if you put the time stamps in the description of your video RUclips will automatically add the sections on the video.
I love the “my breast gon’ bust open, the rib is the shell, and the heart is a yoke, and I just made a meal for us both to choke on.” Omg, such a fantastic line.
I would recommend any of the next albums, tidal is a beautiful debut album, When the pawn… is lyrical genius (even though almost every Fiona Apple song is), and amazing as well, and extraordinary machine is also just gorgeous, and my fave, so I hope that you continue with her!:)
I have followed Fiona since she came out. I understand getting stuck on an album - I did that with Extraordinary Machine.
You'd probably also enjoy Tori Amos. Her poetry is steeped in metaphor & layered meanings. Start with Little Earthquakes & go through chronologically. Don't forget the b-sides! They're often just as good or better than the album songs.
Oh my God we need her Tori reactions I would die if that happened ! Such a talented composer, piano player and lyricist !
THANK YOU 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Spoiler, Fiona Apple doesn’t have a bad song 😂 She is the artist of my life! I’ve been trying to tell people for 20 years 🥲 This reaction made me sooo happy! Give Fiona ALL her flowers!!!
OMG I LOVED THIS more fiona apple content please
Every album by Fiona is this good!!! Gotta react to them all ❤
Loved the reaction and this album is just phenomenal ! Instrumentally I love how interesting the percussions are as it never uses just drums but always uncommon more orchestral one mesh with the piano technics.
Ps: you’re right Largo doesn’t really feel like the last song but it’s actually a bonus track (so technically hot knife is the closing one).
Love this reaction! Looking forward to you checking out Fiona's "When the Pawn" album. I think it's her best. Aside from great tunes, I think what makes Fiona unique is her way of sounding poetic and articulate but also so full of emotion that it borders on being unhinged. (I always thought of Fiona as the female Tom Waits -- "Fetch the Bolt Cutters sonically reminds me of 80s-early 90s Tom Waits.)
Fiona is secretly the greatest singer songwriter of her generation, which also means she's one of the most underrated artists of her generation. The message I take from her is: things are fncked up, its partially my fault, it's a lot your fault, but don't despair because I/we have hope for a better future. As she stated on the previous album, "...But me and everybody's on the sad, same team, And You can hear our sad brains screaming..."
would love to see your reaction to other fiona apple albums :)
ur my favorite music reviewer youtuber and fiona apple is one of my favorite artists!!! no one else rlly truly dives into the lyrics and the meaning of it all and i feel like fiona puts so much of herself into her writing and deserves 2 be analyzed
i especially love When The Pawn and her writing on there ❤
Thanks for watching! I actually said artistic process. I didn’t know she was autistic but if so, that’s cool too! I definitely agree she puts her WHOLE self into her writing. Wow!
YESSS Fetch the Bolt Cutters is one of my favourite albums of all time as well ^^ and it took me a while to start listening to the other albums, but I'm in love with them all
also, Hot Knife is the official last song because Largo was a deluxe track when the album was originally released! So, it's no wonder you feel like it ought to be the last song ^^
Thanks for listening! That’s interesting to know! I was onto something then lol
its not the same vibe as fiona apple, but i think u should listen to reading, writing, and arithmetic by the sundays. its a great album that i would be very interested into seeing you review
Yup. Fiona is the best. I can’t wait to hear your thoughts on ‘Extraordinary Machine’.
Also, have you heard of Regina Spektor?
She’s the only real comparison, to me. They are tied for ‘Human of the Year’ in my eyes, always. (That’s one of her songs btw;)
have you listened to tori amos before? she’s an incredible lyricist and artist!!!
if not i really recommend reacting to her!! her 90s stuff is brilliant
I’m just really hoping you already did When The Pawn after watching this. lol.
loved this reaction so much and you're so right when said that giving this album less than a 10 would be disrespectful lol
Finally!!!! My favorite album from her
She doesn't tour but will pop up randomly with shows in SoCal.
You could say she’s an extraordinary machine 🤭🤭🤭🤭
Love the reaction❤ you should check out Joanna Newsom Ys or if you want to go in the deep end early Have one on me. She’s my personal best lyricist of all time
we need a chappell roan reaction 🥹
Loved your reaction Sher. Cannot wait on your reaction to Ys by Joanna Newsom! Her poetry will blow your mind ❤️
it’s such an incredible album!!!
Great video I love idler wheel!! Would love to see you listen to Caroline Polachek's new album, do you listen to deluxes because she's just released 'Everasking Edition' of her 2023 album and I think you'd enjoy!!❤❤
That's her sister singing with her on ''Hot Knife''
How come you havent done a video on Hozier's new album?😮 It's pure art
I started reacting to it live but I was having an off day so Im going to finish it and edit it! Hozier is an excellent writer/artist.
its my fav ablum of all time now😢😊
Do you think you’ll react to The Tortured Poets Department: The Anthology? I always loved your reviews of Taylor’s albums, and this one has such deep lyrics! Especially in the second half!
It’s kinda ridiculous that this lost the Alternative Album Grammy to that “Somebody That I Used To Know” dude. That one song got that album the win. But yes, Fiona doesn’t have a poor album. Her debut album (Tidal) is the only one I would say isn’t at least damn good but merely solid.
Tidal her most beautiful album.
@@НаильУмаров-ы2и It’s definitely a pretty sounding album. But it’s also almost dull to me and isn’t as idiosyncratic or mature as the rest of her works. It is a solid debut and of course has her biggest hit.
I love Fiona Apple. May I suggest Aesop Rock
Queen you spilt the tea during left alone i'm speachless
can you please react to adrienne lenker’s album ‘songs’ it is so beautiful and i think you would love
Omg yes also big thief and her new album when it releases
TIDAL!
You should absolutely listen to joanna newsom, I consider her to be the greatest lyricist of all time. :)
Could you do a poet reacts to Grace by Jeff Buckley? I loved this video and your analyses!
Yesss my favorite oat
Can you react to diamanda galas - The singer
You should react to indie band ROAR I think they're amazing
Have you ever listened to Joanna Newsom?
React to Ariana’s new albummmm!!!🤍
wonderful offbeat choice, Sher! better sound would make it perfect😉
absolutely loved your reaction, great analysis and im glad it animated you so much. i highly suggest YS by joanna newsom since you liked the songwriting on this album, theyre absolutely on par in terms of skillful writing! :D