Faithless — Evergreen
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Running with my rain face on
Today I woke up feeling sad
I know that you said,
That one day I would be glad
Hold the Choirs of Winter,
The Birds are calling to me and
All the leaves I came to love are falling
Ribbons on evergreen, owls that pull them apart
I can hear you singing my funny valentine
Oh you know that breaks my heart
Hold the choirs of winter,
The Birds are calling to me and
All the leaves I came to love
Oh you know that breaks my heart
Oh you know that breaks my heart
Running with my rain face on
No Idea of what to say
No idea of who to do
In this fear that never goes
Waiting for all my dreams
Oh you know it breaks my heart
Hold the Choirs of Winter,
The Birds are calling to me and
All the leaves I came to love
Oh you know it breaks my heart
Oh you know it breaks my heart
Oh you know That breaks my heart
Today I woke up feeling sad
I know that you said,
That one day I would be glad
Hold the Choirs of Winter,
The Birds are calling to me and
All the leaves I came to love are falling
Ribbons on evergreen, owls that pull them apart
I can hear you singing my funny valentine
Oh you know that breaks my heart
Hold the choirs of winter,
The Birds are calling to me and
All the leaves I came to love
Oh you know that breaks my heart
Oh you know that breaks my heart
Running with my rain face on
No Idea of what to say
No idea of who to do
In this fear that never goes
Waiting for all my dreams
Oh you know it breaks my heart
Hold the Choirs of Winter,
The Birds are calling to me and
All the leaves I came to love
Oh you know it breaks my heart
Oh you know it breaks my heart
Oh you know That breaks my heart
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johnfiva wrote:
Almost everyone would agree. I certainly do.
Dido...pretty darn good!
Almost everyone would agree. I certainly do.
Dido...pretty darn good!
cmarcan wrote:
Almost everyone would agree. I certainly do.
Voice totally sounds like Sarah Maclachlan to me.
Almost everyone would agree. I certainly do.
What a fabulous album 👍
Had to make sure I made this a solid “10.”
I just melt when this song plays….i loved it the first time I heard it and it still makes me pause and breathe.
There’s something so melancholic and completely soothing—if not a bit sad — about it.The harmonies and rhythms are magical to me.
Never heard of Faithless before RP….I’m ever so grateful…
I just melt when this song plays….i loved it the first time I heard it and it still makes me pause and breathe.
There’s something so melancholic and completely soothing—if not a bit sad — about it.The harmonies and rhythms are magical to me.
Never heard of Faithless before RP….I’m ever so grateful…
Man, those drums... ta ta du ta ta ... I love it. Turn it up.
Great band. Like to hear more by them. “Mass Destruction” is a particular fave. It has the vocal dexterity of hip hop, and a devastating beat that relentlessly coerces my body into involuntary motion.
Rest In Peace Maxi Jazz
rdo wrote:
Ugh...I h8 it when people mispronounce the word "idea"
In certain dialects of the English language it is not mispronouncing. Save your hate for things worthy of it. Some where someone hates the way you pronounce certain words... so what?
Ugh...I h8 it when people mispronounce the word "idea"
In certain dialects of the English language it is not mispronouncing. Save your hate for things worthy of it. Some where someone hates the way you pronounce certain words... so what?
Seldom the sound of a breaking heart was more pleasant to the ear.
Anyone know if the material in question breaks the singer's heart?
Always close to my heart, Faithless.
Hope you are doing well. 😘
ale fajna przestrzeń i oddech muzyczny
This green one goes down well with this tune✌️
Thanks for playing this Bill & Rebecca, RP introduced this to me...me likey
Over here in Europe they are pretty popular.... Great Band. They once played in the Forest Theatre in Brussels. The Meteorologic institute nearby noted a small earthquake during the concert. I consider them in the same catogory as Massive Attack.
ziggytrix wrote:
You're overhyped and overplayed.
Seriously tho, where are you hearing about these guys and hearing their music, other than here? I was under the impression they're relatively obscure if you aren't an 2000's era trance head.
ziggytrix wrote:
You're overhyped and overplayed.
Seriously tho, where are you hearing about these guys and hearing their music, other than here? I was under the impression they're relatively obscure if you aren't an 2000's era trance head.
Something to do with the percussive precision and the homage to Sarah McLachlin.
When we’re in your zone ~ that’s the RP Zone ... just sit back, and let it wash over you .....
OxoyccoBrixton ....,,..
some one said this sounds like DIDO, l believe that yet prevaricate
Id do her for fun if she IDd herself International Drug Detection Houma...good guy caught me taking legit scrip at the heliport when outbound to BP Platform, I don't remember which one... but I flew home first class after triny to sweet talk the inspectors. I was taking lee than the prescribed dose (About 1/2pill per morning/afternoon. Yay... IDD saved my life and didn't hurt Missy
Id do her for fun if she IDd herself International Drug Detection Houma...good guy caught me taking legit scrip at the heliport when outbound to BP Platform, I don't remember which one... but I flew home first class after triny to sweet talk the inspectors. I was taking lee than the prescribed dose (About 1/2pill per morning/afternoon. Yay... IDD saved my life and didn't hurt Missy
I turn the volume up every time this comes up in rotation, so I just had to bump my rating.
Strong echoes of Depeche Mode. Very enjoyable!
cmarcan wrote:
i was thinking the same
Voice totally sounds like Sarah Maclachlan to me.
i was thinking the same
Thank you for the beautiful music this morning.
While the tunes are comforting, lyrics are very depressing.
kcar wrote:
I was going to say this reminds me of Delerium
Reminds me of Shpongle...
I was going to say this reminds me of Delerium
Reminds me of Shpongle...
Always loved Faithless but in my opinion this album and "To All New Arrivals" were my least favorite of their discography. "The Dance" is their best, though! Wish I got to see them live one day...
The name of the group. The lyrics in this song. Dreary.
beautiful !!
Just after midnight on xmess eve, after a full day of RP as soundtrack as all the last minute rigamorale got done. Bill's been on a roll today, and tonight has been such a trippy blend, lovely to head to bed with this dancing in my head. Lovely end to the day.
lush
This is still my favourite version, shame there is no better quality:
Faithless - Evergreen (Live 2001)
Faithless - Evergreen (Live 2001)
"Hello is that Faithless?"
"Yup"
"Its Enya here...can I have my genre back please?"
Click.
"Yup"
"Its Enya here...can I have my genre back please?"
Click.
this also please me
VH1 wrote:
You're overhyped and overplayed.
Seriously tho, where are you hearing about these guys and hearing their music, other than here? I was under the impression they're relatively obscure if you aren't an 2000's era trance head.
This band is overhyped and overplayed
You're overhyped and overplayed.
Seriously tho, where are you hearing about these guys and hearing their music, other than here? I was under the impression they're relatively obscure if you aren't an 2000's era trance head.
Every time I saw them live they performed faboulous
Nice :o)~ Connecticut.
This band is overhyped and overplayed
fredriley wrote:
I'll second that. It's so different from the usual Faithless output, which tends to go in one ear and out of the other. A beautiful and transporting song :)
Yes, I was about to comment about this tune being the real standout on that album.
I'll second that. It's so different from the usual Faithless output, which tends to go in one ear and out of the other. A beautiful and transporting song :)
Yes, I was about to comment about this tune being the real standout on that album.
This grew on me. Ethereal and soothing.
Yep. Fabulous cover. Fabulous music.
Terrific album cover.
coloradojohn wrote:
I'll second that. It's so different from the usual Faithless output, which tends to go in one ear and out of the other. A beautiful and transporting song :)
Always loved this spacy, trippy, melodic and groovy thing; love how the combo of artists brings a surreal soundscape right into my mind; for me, this is way up there with that one by William Orbit & Beth Orton (Water From a Vine Leaf)...
I'll second that. It's so different from the usual Faithless output, which tends to go in one ear and out of the other. A beautiful and transporting song :)
Everybody in my homeless camp loves this song...
govna wrote:
FYT
After all this time, I have no idear as to weather I like this song or Knot.
FYT
rdo wrote:
Ugh...I h8 it when people mispronounce the word "idea"
In fairness they may have pronounced it right and merely spelled it wrong. I hate it when I am on the bog when this song comes on and can't hit PSD.
Ugh...I h8 it when people mispronounce the word "idea"
In fairness they may have pronounced it right and merely spelled it wrong. I hate it when I am on the bog when this song comes on and can't hit PSD.
govna wrote:
Ugh...I h8 it when people mispronounce the word "idea"
After all this time, I have no idear as to weather I like this song or not.
Ugh...I h8 it when people mispronounce the word "idea"
After all this time, I have no idear as to weather I like this song or not.
I agree very Sarah Mac, backed by Delirium. Still good thou.
cmarcan wrote:
No, the October Project. A very distinctive sound.
Her name is actually Zoe Johnston. She also sings on 'Swollen' by Bent - is on RP's playlist. Kind of a bit like Sarah, Marina Belica and Mary Fahl - but different. I love them all!
Voice totally sounds like Sarah Maclachlan to me.
bh1 wrote:No, the October Project. A very distinctive sound.
Her name is actually Zoe Johnston. She also sings on 'Swollen' by Bent - is on RP's playlist. Kind of a bit like Sarah, Marina Belica and Mary Fahl - but different. I love them all!
...very ethereal - and that brownie sure helped too
Faithless in top form. 
really very nice.
Always loved this spacy, trippy, melodic and groovy thing; love how the combo of artists brings a surreal soundscape right into my mind; for me, this is way up there with that one by William Orbit & Beth Orton (Water From a Vine Leaf)...
cmarcan wrote:
No, the October Project. A very distinctive sound.
Voice totally sounds like Sarah Maclachlan to me.
No, the October Project. A very distinctive sound.
Voice totally sounds like Sarah Maclachlan to me.
Feels good..
For a second I thought it was Florence and the machine. Glad to see it wasn't her, not that Florence isn't good.
Never heared this before. Very nice!
As long there is no or less rap in his songs I like faithless.
This is one of my favorite!
This is one of my favorite!
Do I like this song? I have no idear...
Odd accent and odd way of saying idea in the song.
Odd accent and odd way of saying idea in the song.
MinMan wrote:
tonypf wrote:
Egypt anyone?
If things keep going the way they are, every city on the planet will look like that
The cover art could represent Paris in 1968.... or Athens in 2010.
tonypf wrote:
Egypt anyone?
If things keep going the way they are, every city on the planet will look like that
I didn't even realize the segue from Catherine Wheel! Both pieces very haunting.
coding_to_music wrote:
cha'! of course!!
Eleven
cha'! of course!!
Just magical. I absolutely *LOVE* this tune. Headphones on and head-a-noddin' ... Happy day to everyone.
TerryS wrote:
Thanks Fred, saw several Eschers this year and your pointer brought back the experiences nicely. Now I have to go look up Dotore Phibes.
Wikipedia is your friend. Dr Phibes was an unforgettable 'Phantom of the Opera' character played with tongue firmly in cheek by the late, great Vincent Price.
Thanks Fred, saw several Eschers this year and your pointer brought back the experiences nicely. Now I have to go look up Dotore Phibes.
Wikipedia is your friend. Dr Phibes was an unforgettable 'Phantom of the Opera' character played with tongue firmly in cheek by the late, great Vincent Price.
fredriley wrote:
Thanks Fred, saw several Eschers this year and your pointer brought back the experiences nicely. Now I have to go look up Dotore Phibes.
Have a look at the extraordinary artwork on the Faithless website - Escher meets Dr Phibes :o)
Thanks Fred, saw several Eschers this year and your pointer brought back the experiences nicely. Now I have to go look up Dotore Phibes.
Seamless segue into this track.
Ah, Faithless! 
Danny Le Rouge?
Eleven
One of my favorites.....
Have a look at the extraordinary artwork on the Faithless website - Escher meets Dr Phibes :o)
It is just amazing what these guys do with few electronic trinkets at their disposal. Love her voice!
tkosh wrote:
It's always fun to sit in my chair, rocking back and forth to good music, while reading all the banter that rejects, dissects, praises, insults, analyzes, supports, or disregards it—all on my screen at one time!
Your observation has changed the content. MinMan wrote:
Egypt anyone?
The cover art could represent Paris in 1968.... or Athens in 2010.
Egypt anyone?
I like this song. It stays with you.........
Ok,sold.
again, really pretty.
SWEET dreamy set Bill! Love-love-love it! thanks!!
Catherine Wheel - Fripp
Faithless - Evergreen
High Violets - Wheel
Catherine Wheel - Fripp
Faithless - Evergreen
High Violets - Wheel
MinMan wrote:
The cover art could represent Paris in 1968.... or Athens in 2010.
Berlin......every 1.of May in the last 25 years...
Nice song though.
That street looks really slippery.
The cover art could represent Paris in 1968.... or Athens in 2010.
Hyp...hyp...notic...atmosphere is dreamy...good song!!!
Near 8 hovering above 7. The Live Video on YouTube is a good watch/listen. Love the line "Running with my rain face on"
Yeah......Evergreen.....
Keep the faith.
Keep the faith.
sub-arctic wrote:
Nice. I have similar memories of a Hybrid CD and west Texas from a few years ago: Santa Elena Canyon, the Davis Mountains, and a tornado off in the distance.
I was compelled to google the singer. Her name is Zoe Johnston.
My brother and I went for a fishing trip into the outbacks of Lapland last summer. One of the CDs we had in the car was a Faithless album. After that I will always associate them with endless deserted gravel roads through the majestic scenery of mountains, lakes and vast forests in the midnight sun.
Nice. I have similar memories of a Hybrid CD and west Texas from a few years ago: Santa Elena Canyon, the Davis Mountains, and a tornado off in the distance.
I was compelled to google the singer. Her name is Zoe Johnston.
loversclub wrote:
Last I heard he was on a highway to . . . oh, never mind.
where the fuck is bonn ?
Last I heard he was on a highway to . . . oh, never mind.
wferrier wrote:
Tell me of a successful recording artist who didn't record in the studio. Art is artful, artifice, artificial.
The French group Air creates electronica music, but it has a human component, and initiates live; then is recorded. Your argument is a red herring, served with a dash of slippery slope. The spirit of the argument lies in the quality of live drummers, who can then be recoded. It happens all the time, and is vastly superior to modular programming-if the drummer is talented that is.
Tell me of a successful recording artist who didn't record in the studio. Art is artful, artifice, artificial.
iscoot4peace wrote:
Completely agree => 9
Faithless may be faulted for inconsistency in their recordings...but when they are ON TRACK like this particular number they are awesome! 9
Completely agree => 9First time I've heard this, and I really like it.
Was this the one with the pristine female vocals? Mmm, likey.
It's always fun to sit in my chair, rocking back and forth to good music, while reading all the banter that rejects, dissects, praises, insults, analyzes, supports, or disregards it—all on my screen at one time!
Faithless may be faulted for inconsistency in their recordings...but when they are ON TRACK like this particular number they are awesome! 9
MinMan wrote:
Maybe that's how the album became Evergreen. Someone left the faucet running.
This would be so much better with a drummer - those cymbals sound like a dripping faucet...
Maybe that's how the album became Evergreen. Someone left the faucet running.
I forgot about this song...I forgot how good it is.
Dire. Please make it stop.
This would be so much better with a drummer - those cymbals sound like a dripping faucet...
Always loved this ......again, great sets this night.
My brother and I went for a fishing trip into the outbacks of Lapland last summer. One of the CDs we had in the car was a Faithless album. After that I will always associate them with endless deserted gravel roads through the majestic scenery of mountains, lakes and vast forests in the midnight sun.
bitbanger wrote:
Where the heck is Ohio?
BTW, most people are unaware of it.... Bonn is Bono's mis-spelt little brother.
Dude, its in Ohio! Everyone knows that...
Where the heck is Ohio?
BTW, most people are unaware of it.... Bonn is Bono's mis-spelt little brother.
Nothing like stealing another artist's ideas as you have none of your own - or did you invent the line"need somebody to love"?
loversclub wrote:
where the fuck is bonn ?
Dude, its in Ohio! Everyone knows that...
where the fuck is bonn ?
Dude, its in Ohio! Everyone knows that...
loversclub wrote:
where the fuck is bonn ?
A joke, right?
Google Earth tells me that Cologne and Bonn are pretty much neighbors.
Nice joke.
Cool song, btw.
where the fuck is bonn ?
A joke, right?
Google Earth tells me that Cologne and Bonn are pretty much neighbors.
Nice joke.
Cool song, btw.
one of the good Faithless tracks (and boy, there are really bad ones ...)
Sublime.
loversclub wrote:
where the fuck is bonn ?
where the fuck is bonn ?
I'm not in context, but Bonn is a city in germany, rather large one too...
btw, great song ..
Funny, while listening to Catherine Wheel's Fripp, I thought this would make a great segue. I'd like tohear more from this album, though, to see if it's yet another one that RP is going to make me buy.
pianocomposer wrote:
Music is in the ear of the beholder. To criticize any music for poor choice of instruments is valid only if the sound doesn't work for the song. I write almost entirely for piano & it's a pure sound, but some songs require more or would sound better if arranged with more instruments.
Agreed. Nicely stated. Seems pointless to criticize a song for any reason, though I'm guilty of such a thing on here. Nice that we are free to debate. What I absolutely love is crap to someone else, yes? I guess that's what makes the world go 'round. moonajohannes wrote:
where the fuck is bonn ?
for ever green - all woods and cities - beautiful sound!
where the fuck is bonn ?
for ever green - all woods and cities - beautiful sound!
Photo-John wrote:
Pure snobbery. Performance and music aren't exactly the same thing. Based on that logic, everything should be recorded live.
Pure snobbery. Performance and music aren't exactly the same thing. Based on that logic, everything should be recorded live.
The French group Air creates electronica music, but it has a human component, and initiates live; then is recorded. Your argument is a red herring, served with a dash of slippery slope. The spirit of the argument lies in the quality of live drummers, who can then be recoded. It happens all the time, and is vastly superior to modular programming-if the drummer is talented that is.
Photo-John wrote:
Pure snobbery. Performance and music aren't exactly the same thing. Based on that logic, everything should be recorded live.
Based on that logic, nothing should be recorded, everything should be performed live. Nonetheless, I agree with you P-J!
Pure snobbery. Performance and music aren't exactly the same thing. Based on that logic, everything should be recorded live.
Based on that logic, nothing should be recorded, everything should be performed live. Nonetheless, I agree with you P-J!
wferrier wrote:
I'm with the Swede. Any new thing I hear I check out the drumming first. If it's fake I don't waste my ears.
Pure snobbery. Performance and music aren't exactly the same thing. Based on that logic, everything should be recorded live.
I'm with the Swede. Any new thing I hear I check out the drumming first. If it's fake I don't waste my ears.
Pure snobbery. Performance and music aren't exactly the same thing. Based on that logic, everything should be recorded live.
HazzeSwede wrote:
I'm with the Swede. Any new thing I hear I check out the drumming first. If it's fake I don't waste my ears.
Anything without real drumming can´t score over five in my book.
I'm with the Swede. Any new thing I hear I check out the drumming first. If it's fake I don't waste my ears.
SquatterMadras wrote:
Sounds like a plan......this sounds good....also LOVE Celtic WOMAN.....great voices. awesome sound and pretty young ladies too!!!names My (one of my ) kittens after Chloe!!! no jokes please!!!
Celtic Woman.................
Really pleased to hear Faithless on RP. Their music isn't my favourite, but my good lady wife is a lifelong friend of one of the band members :)
Namedropper Madras ;)
Namedropper Madras ;)
Sounds like a plan......this sounds good....also LOVE Celtic WOMAN.....great voices. awesome sound and pretty young ladies too!!!names My (one of my ) kittens after Chloe!!! no jokes please!!!
Celtic Woman.................Really pleased to hear Faithless on RP. Their music isn't my favourite, but my good lady wife is a lifelong friend of one of the band members :)
Namedropper Madras ;)
beautiful, sublime stuff, even if it is highly 'synthetic'
Great stuff, RP! Always glad to hear Faithless and this song is a particular favourite.
Although Faithless are perhaps best known for featuring Dido on vocals, the singer on this track is a lady called Zoë Johnston. I think you'll agree with me that she does have the most incredible voice - silky, sultry yet with a perfect clarity and pitch.
If you can get to see Faithless live please do - they are such a great live band.
Until I read your comment, I would have bet money that the female singer was Sarah Mclachlan. But yes, Zoe Johnston does indeed have an incredible voice!