Fireflies "Cherry Blossom Girl" 7"
The first single from new London/Belfast label Papillons Noirs is from the number one coziest band in all of Chicago – Fireflies. The a-side is a cover of Air's "Cherry Blossom Girl", which I think – as I've mentioned sometime before – far surpasses the original. Not only is it an absolutely gorgeous rendition, but like all of Fireflies' recordings – it's warmer than a blanket and a bowl of soup on the very coldest days of autumn and winter. Plus, I like how intimate Fireflies always feel, like he's whispering the song into your ear, like your the only who will ever hear it. Anyway, it's fantastic to see that I can now have it on lovely, warm 7" vinyl! I'd suggest throwing a little dust on it for that extra special crackle! Or maybe not.[MP3]: Fireflies :: Cherry Blossom Girl (Air cover) (Highly Rec'd!)
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Labels: Chicago, Fireflies, Papillons Noirs
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posted by Matt at 12:32 PM
4 Comments:
"it's warmer than a blanket and a bowl of soup on the very coldest days of autumn and winter."
...you're silly!
(you used the wrong "your"...it should actually be "you're the only...") geez.
It's alright though. You're off the hook THIS time.
love this song.
geez shut up rachel!!!
you're right. this cover IS better than the original. this my kind of music!
great blog! totally my kind of music this!
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