I 've just finished to play "Pop Pop" again. The track in question, "I'll be seeing you" is, in my ears, not irritating or inconvenient at all. Instead it is true that RLJ puts a lot of energy in her voice when she raises it. Fast increase too.
The recording has caught it very well: naturalness, as Recordho already has noted. Together with it's kind of rawness (and the reverb in the mixing) her voice could cause dazzling sound in some systems with lesser resolution. This kind of irritation?
I'm not shure, what record of her is my favorite. I'm rather listening to a couple of tracks from various albums.
BTW: has "Traffic from paradise" ever being issued on vinyl?
The recording has caught it very well: naturalness, as Recordho already has noted. Together with it's kind of rawness (and the reverb in the mixing) her voice could cause dazzling sound in some systems with lesser resolution. This kind of irritation?
I'm not shure, what record of her is my favorite. I'm rather listening to a couple of tracks from various albums.
BTW: has "Traffic from paradise" ever being issued on vinyl?