Morcheeba — Let Me See
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Who can you trust when you need to?
Why do we rust when we heed you?
Crashing back down to earth I've found
We can love
Oh, let me see
All of the places that I can be
Oh, let me know
All of the places where we can go
Do you ever think in bubbles?
Do you ever shake up troubles?
Falling apart right from the start
Crawling 'round
Oh, let me see
All of the places that I can be
Oh, let me know
All of the places where we can go
Show us how to stand up, strong
Waiting, for you takes so long
Shadows leave us standing naked
We can't fake it
Oh, let me see
All of the places that I can be
Oh, let me know
All of the places where we can go
Oh, let me see
All of the places that I can be
Oh, let me know
All of the places where we can go
Why do we rust when we heed you?
Crashing back down to earth I've found
We can love
Oh, let me see
All of the places that I can be
Oh, let me know
All of the places where we can go
Do you ever think in bubbles?
Do you ever shake up troubles?
Falling apart right from the start
Crawling 'round
Oh, let me see
All of the places that I can be
Oh, let me know
All of the places where we can go
Show us how to stand up, strong
Waiting, for you takes so long
Shadows leave us standing naked
We can't fake it
Oh, let me see
All of the places that I can be
Oh, let me know
All of the places where we can go
Oh, let me see
All of the places that I can be
Oh, let me know
All of the places where we can go
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delakota555 wrote:
A rather odd place to find a Mark Hollis tribute post, but okay...can't disagree with the sentiment, but not sure how Morcheeba connected to him. Let me see?
RIP Mark Hollis. Excellent song from a fascinating and otherworldly album. I don't think the record company liked it but it was the album the band wanted to make. Thanks for some great music Mark!
A rather odd place to find a Mark Hollis tribute post, but okay...can't disagree with the sentiment, but not sure how Morcheeba connected to him. Let me see?
Cleverly subtle after Amadou & Mariam who are both blind.
Lot of Morcheeba today. Keep up the winning streak.
Stephen_Phillips wrote:
Have I fallen asleep and woken up in the 1970's? FFS
The singer Skye Edwards is one of those rare people that is naturally sexy and yet not sluttly. The sort of sexy girl you could take home to meet your parents and they would love her too.
Have I fallen asleep and woken up in the 1970's? FFS
Had tickets to go and see them last summer…was the wife and I first venture out, post COVID lockdown and was really looking forward to it. Got to the cornish beachside venue early and was enjoying drinks and the chilled vibe…only to begin over hearing chatter that Morcheeba weren’t in-fact coming. My wife, accompanying friends and I then went and asked the security if this was true…sadly it was, they’d got COVID in their camp so had to pull out. The venue had in fact put up the tiniest A4 printed sign outside as you came in…but it was so inconspicuous we’d missed it…total bummer.
I know the version of this song with Talib Kweli, which is fantastic. Didn't know about this song and I'm glad I do -- mellow and witchy.
Stephen_Phillips wrote:
Casual misogyny at its most chill is still misogyny, I'm afraid.
The singer Skye Edwards is one of those rare people that is naturally sexy and yet not sluttly. The sort of sexy girl you could take home to meet your parents and they would love her too.
Casual misogyny at its most chill is still misogyny, I'm afraid.
westslope wrote:
I suppose the name "More Cheeba" may be a not so subtle tip-off in contributing to the "marijuana sub-culture feel." I am glad you are, nevertheless of choice of substances, enjoying this music. I would now insert a "spliff" emoticon here if RP had one.
Nice follow up from Porcupine Tree - Prodigal.
This entire CD has a marijuana sub-culture feel to it. One of the rare pieces of hip hop that I like.
Don't worry, the hard-drinking, non-marijuana-smoking friends like this CD too. -hehe-
I suppose the name "More Cheeba" may be a not so subtle tip-off in contributing to the "marijuana sub-culture feel." I am glad you are, nevertheless of choice of substances, enjoying this music. I would now insert a "spliff" emoticon here if RP had one.
ufamsm wrote:
Yeah, the whole thing doesn't play so well in the post-incel era. Best not to talk about how you find someone sexy enough to introduce to your parents, who won't slut-shame them (?)
control speech to then attempt to control thoughts
Yeah, the whole thing doesn't play so well in the post-incel era. Best not to talk about how you find someone sexy enough to introduce to your parents, who won't slut-shame them (?)
control speech to then attempt to control thoughts
Sasha2001 wrote:
Dude, these are the kind of thoughts you keep to yourself - no matter how accurate they may be.
Yeah, the whole thing doesn't play so well in the post-incel era. Best not to talk about how you find someone sexy enough to introduce to your parents, who won't slut-shame them (?)
Dude, these are the kind of thoughts you keep to yourself - no matter how accurate they may be.
Yeah, the whole thing doesn't play so well in the post-incel era. Best not to talk about how you find someone sexy enough to introduce to your parents, who won't slut-shame them (?)
Stephen_Phillips wrote:
Dude, these are the kind of thoughts you keep to yourself - no matter how accurate they may be.
The singer Skye Edwards is one of those rare people that is naturally sexy and yet not sluttly. The sort of sexy girl you could take home to meet your parents and they would love her too.
Dude, these are the kind of thoughts you keep to yourself - no matter how accurate they may be.
Just Great 
Stephen_Phillips wrote:
I'd marry her for that voice alone. It just sinks into my spine and rests there nicely.
The singer Skye Edwards is one of those rare people that is naturally sexy and yet not sluttly. The sort of sexy girl you could take home to meet your parents and they would love her too.
I'd marry her for that voice alone. It just sinks into my spine and rests there nicely.
France love radio paradise!!Hi at all auditor from Pyrénées!!Very goooood sound!!!!
RIP Mark Hollis.
Excellent song from a fascinating and otherworldly album. I don't think the record company liked it but it was the album the band wanted to make.
Thanks for some great music Mark!
Juicy, lounge, hip dinner music. Love it.
I dig Morcheeba!
The singer Skye Edwards is one of those rare people that is naturally sexy and yet not sluttly. The sort of sexy girl you could take home to meet your parents and they would love her too.
xxxersz wrote:
Delicious
sexy voice :)
Delicious
It's Morcheeba. Pure gold. 'Nuff said.
Sweet air of90's
Keyboard reminds me of "Riders on the Storm"
i can dig it! ... and the entire recording, too ...
What an album this was. Nothing else they've done has even come close to being as good as this. Bill why not play the track "Fear And Love"
felam wrote:
Absolutely the original.
Is this a different version or is this the original? I can't tell if I am used to hearing a remix.
Absolutely the original.
yah ofcourse it's morcheeba
the sweetnes
gotta get it
so resemblent to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6S71bzLtf98&list=FLkszFwF_B1wkXvnijzV5rkw&index=2&feature=plpp_video
the sweetnes
gotta get it
so resemblent to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6S71bzLtf98&list=FLkszFwF_B1wkXvnijzV5rkw&index=2&feature=plpp_video
jdpinball wrote:
Yeah, what happend to Sky??
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skye_Edwards
Yeah, what happend to Sky??
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skye_Edwards
Nice follow up from Porcupine Tree - Prodigal.
This entire CD has a marijuana sub-culture feel to it. One of the rare pieces of hip hop that I like.
Don't worry, the hard-drinking, non-marijuana-smoking friends like this CD too. -hehe-
Morcheeba good.
There is something about Morcheeba that is yummy ... 
This song reminds me of sex!
* 
8 multi instrumentalist 'the way of marijuana' influences mixes pop, blue & rhythm * no comment 
8 multi instrumentalist 'the way of marijuana' influences mixes pop, blue & rhythm * no comment dig the sound man! groovy beat!
I don't know why I never bought this CD. Must rectify that immediately!
Skates pretty close to the edge of blandness but just avoids it
hippiechick wrote:
Yeah, what happend to Sky??
More-cheeba please!!!!!
Love this album, all their stuff until Sky left. Now it's crap.
Love this album, all their stuff until Sky left. Now it's crap.
Yeah, what happend to Sky??
More-cheeba please!!!!!
Love this album, all their stuff until Sky left. Now it's crap.
Love this album, all their stuff until Sky left. Now it's crap.
jjbix wrote:
very cool song, the girl, the flute,the percussion, the girl, etc. . .
...the girl, the guitar, Skye Edwards (sigh), ... very cool, indeed, and yet another favorite on my iPod "Radio Paradise Favorites" playlist.very cool song, the girl, the flute,the percussion, the girl, etc. . .
Is this a different version or is this the original? I can't tell if I am used to hearing a remix.
Mewsique wrote:
I so nearly bought this CD, as it came time to pay, I was scared the novelty would wear off, but when I hear it, it lingers just there where it's comfortable. So perhaps this should be a purchase!
Oh, it's high quality, I highly recommend it!
I so nearly bought this CD, as it came time to pay, I was scared the novelty would wear off, but when I hear it, it lingers just there where it's comfortable. So perhaps this should be a purchase!
I like it when pretty girls sing about "standing naked".
Seriously, very cool song.
Good song change from Porcupine Tree - Sleep Together. I like this song.
peyotecoyote wrote:
I love the whole CD...great chill music, with nary a bad tune on the entire compilation.
I second that. Haven't stopped playing this CD since I bought it all those years ago.
sexy voice :)
morcheeba.....most chilling music ever heard.
best song: way beyond!
I love the whole CD...great chill music, with nary a bad tune on the entire compilation.
I saw this band in Chapel Hill in the late 90's. It was at the Cat's Cradle with a tightly packed crowd. Someone threw a joint on stage and Morcheeba lived up to its name.
Honestly, Skye has an amazing stage presence and the band is down to Earth. I think the keyboardist was trying to go home with my roommate at the time. (though he wasn't a regular part of the band)
The opening riffs to this remind me of a Crowded House song......?
8. First time I've heard this group.
Like the singer. Like the song. Like the vibe.
Got a big surprise just now......came on here to rate the song and I see the CD cover photo and it hits me 
Long ago (in the late 90's) I was at a Lilith Fair concert in Atlanta and they were giving away free promo cassettes (yes cassetes! 
) of Morcheeba. I never got around to finding a cassete player to listen to it. Oh well better late than never huh? 
Long ago (in the late 90's) I was at a Lilith Fair concert in Atlanta and they were giving away free promo cassettes (yes cassetes! ) of Morcheeba. I never got around to finding a cassete player to listen to it. Oh well better late than never huh? 
DianaL wrote:
I can never get enough of this album!!
me too... in fact, i can't get enough of morcheeba
I'm glad Let me See keeps poppin' up for us who love it, her, voice, music, mood 
I can never get enough of this album!!
awesome cd. love it still. took it to the bahamas for 2 wks...it was cool to listen to it in that setting.
saw them live back in 1998. very cool. 
such a good album!!!!!!!!!
heard this song years ago on a CMJ sampler disk, was awesome then, still awesome now... 
Jacksonstat wrote:
Excellent CD. Great chillin' music. Sexy voice. Love it.
I think I need to get this CD. Every time RP plays Morcheeba, I click to see who it is and then kick myself in the ass for not getting this CD.
Awesomely sexy voice.
Excellent CD. Great chillin' music. Sexy voice. Love it.
Shesdifferent wrote:
LOL Two words MORE CHEEBA!
I'm with Ms. Different!
japanmoran wrote:
This sounds like so many other bands - or at least like that girl band Lanois produced...what was their name?
Luscious Jackson...which I like too!
yummy Morcheeba
trekhead wrote:
Two words: Less Cheeba...
LOL Two words MORE CHEEBA!
This sounds like so many other bands - or at least like that girl band Lanois produced...what was their name?
trekhead wrote:
this is f-i-n-e.
Two words: Less Cheeba...
...or less trekkies!
this is f-i-n-e.
Two words: Less Cheeba...
Most Excellent! Never heard this before.
Morcheeba : a nice addition to my collection of CDs...thanks to RP. Groooooovy baby !
Excellent groove.........
spectacular!
Oh wonderful Morcheeba - so groovey to work to.
I have a little note on my computer with names of bands to investigate when I get time. Haven\'t actually used it in a long time. Pulled it up just now and the only thing on it is--Morcheeba! That must mean I likes it. 
More MOREcheeba please :)
A rather odd place to find a Mark Hollis tribute post, but okay...can't disagree with the sentiment, but not sure how Morcheeba connected to him. Let me see?
I've noticed that the browser app gets out of sync, playing one track while showing the information for another, I'm guessing OP was listening to Talk Talk and didn't notice the app was showing Morcheeba comments.