After that poll, another one about the best Stina song !
I believe in your smile everyday
But I know that you're far from my way
When I talk to the moon I can hear you
In the dark I can see, I can feel your light
I really didn't expect it, but i picked People Are Strange as my favorite. There's nothing like a mixed memory of my first new Stina album and California.
People Are Strange
Dynamite
And She Closed Her Eyes
get almost 2/3 of the vote, till now
they happen to be my favorite albums by far, and it really is torturous having to pick just one. I put them on for different reason and moods, and each is my favorite at that moment
I must admit to being surprised that anyone would vote for People Are Strange, I think it is Stina?s poorest album by some considerable margin (its not bad, but just pales compared to the rest).
you were walking through the house last night,
i knew it was you from the space in your steps
that's why comparing is bad. it's on a different ledge than the others. you have to love it for what it is.
my least favorite is and she closed her eyes, but apparently many would say differently for themselves.
And something else-Stina's albums are all quite distinctly different from each other,to a degree rare in any artist,so to single any out as being better or worse kind of misses the point.All you can say is that such-and-such is your favourite or least favourite.Personally I think PAS is a superlative piece of musical experimentation.
It?s all about opinions is it not, and I love that everyone thinks differently about stuff. I would actually agree that PAS is a brave piece of musical experimentation, I just don?t think it is a great album. If I am honest I actually think MOAC and ASCHE are braver records. Furthermore, at the risk of incurring the indignation of some I would also suggest that there is more commonality between Stina?s albums than diversity, incidentally I believe this is a good thing not a bad thing. Your right though comparing albums is slightly disingenious.
you were walking through the house last night,
i knew it was you from the space in your steps