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Aimee Mann's "The Forgotten Arm"
Has anyone gotten this yet? I know there are a few Aimee fans here and was curious about your thoughts on it.
I think it's her best album by far and a killer concept album. Not a bad track on it and it's rather heartbreaking to listen to, especially upon first listen when I listened to it all the way through. My favorites are Little Bombs and I Was Thinking I Could Clean Up For Christmas. King of the Jailhouse is fab, but it's even better live. |
Oh, I jsut bought it the other night and I absolutly love just about every track on the album. My favortie song is King of the Jailhouse. I havent seen her live, but I imagine it as a great experiance
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DO it! Steal it!!! breaking the law, breaking the law.
I like it... a LOT. My favorites are Dear John and Goodbye Caroline so far. Something about the band on the record is irking me... but I already like this one better than Lost in Space. |
I just got it tonight, I'll get back to you after I give it a listen. :)
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I will get it, I'm a BIG fan of Aimee's. :nod:
Make sure you check out her concert on Directv's freeview playing this month! |
i don't mean 2 sound stupid, but in't she the til tuesday girl that sang "voices carry"? if so that chicky has buko talent, i would love 2 hear her solo stuff~
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I like Aimee, though I have been outta touch with her music a bit. This album title brings on a suspect visual. When I first moved to LA, someone found a severed arm in the ocean in Santa Monica, and this made me remember that incident :sorry:
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I lost my copy on vacation. It has devastated me. I also lost my Franz Ferdinand, the new Garbage album, and two of my Blondie CDs. Life is painful. I'm hauling ass to the store at the ass crack of dawn. :laugh:
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I've been listening to I'm With Stupid a lot lately and that is a perfect album, Frankenstein in particular. Do you have it? |
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