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looks like i'm getting thru the sibling list now. Below is the track list of
"No Borders Here"
This came with my "whole shebang" (i listened to all in order) This one
freaked me out a little - so 80's i missed it in it's moment actually in the
80's. but the timeless one for me was "the waitress" because i really identify
with going to a party and not being able to not clean up!! forever in my list
of all time faves will be "You Don't Need" that's the one she sang that when i
saw her in nashville in '01 i was sitting in the first row in a small club -
tears were flying out of my eyes and pelting her on the stage. will always be
important to me. because i may NEVER get it thru my head that i don't NEED
anything from ANYone i can get it from myself. there you have it.
Track Listings
1. The Waitress
2. I Muse Aloud
3. Dancing Class
4. Extra Executives
5. You Don't Need
6. Symmetry (The Way Things Have to Be)
7. Follow Me
8. Mimi on the Beach
9. Map of the World, Pt. 1
Tracy
--- On Sun, 2/15/09, Michael Williams <[email protected]> wrote:
From: Michael Williams <[email protected]>
Subject: SoJ/I, Week Two: "No Borders Here"
To: "Siblings" <[email protected]>
Date: Sunday, February 15, 2009, 9:29 AM
jane's 1984 album, with nine tracks.
a gem of an album. to a twenty-first century ear some songs may seems a bit
1980's, but still there are some classic, classic songs here.
i first heard a jane song when i heard "follow me" performed on an
album by the now-defunct group Two Nice Girls. it wasn't until years later
that i heard jane's glorious version of the song.
i listened to "mimi on the beach" obsessively for a while (but the
video wasn't as good as the song), and the "map of the world"
started here.