I enjoyed that one song or whatever that she had on the radio back when I was in tune with pop-culture but eh...

Not genuinely interesting. Awesome review.

Trey (or anybody else, really), any female singer-songwriters in this genre that do things a little more remarkably that you'd recommend?

derek, i can now look at your avatar and not want to kill you

regina spektor?

derek, i can now look at your avatar and not want to kill you

If I ever met COLBIE I would JACK her straight in the fucking cunt.

lol sorry guys lol that was a little CHEESY lol. I kind of want a SANDWICH.

Bitch is soulless

"If I ever met COLBIE I would JACK her straight in the fucking cunt.

lol sorry guys lol that was a little CHEESY lol. I kind of want a SANDWICH."

Lolwut

This album is so good, aside from similar song structure

wdf a big time pop record at the top of the billboard only selling 105k in the first week? dam....sad..very sad

"Bitch is soulless"

It's Gouda to see that I'm not provolone on this one.

lmao cheese puns ftw

Album Rating: 4.5

Actually 105K was number one so that probably means all the rest were doing badly too.

so apparently this girl is ugly?

Album Rating: 4.0

really awesome album

Album Rating: 3.0

Trey (or anybody else, really), any female singer-songwriters in this genre that do things a little more remarkably that you'd recommend?

It starts at my toes...

Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound Off

I've been checking out Trey's recommendations and I also recommend Lene and Marissa and HIGHLY recommend Holly McNarland.



Some of my own recommendations: A Fine Frenzy, Regina Spektor, Anna Nalick, Leslie Mills, Kate Voegele, newer Mandy Moore, The Pierces, Molly Jenson, Caitlin Crosby, Eliza Gilkyson, Aimee Mann, Stacie Rose, Prescilla Ahn, Marie Digby (1st album, don't like the new one so much,) Brandi Carlile, Bonnie McKee, Nina Gordon, Thea Gilmore, Cindy Alexander, etc. Some are less pop than others, but I think all are much better than Colbie.

Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound Off

Oh, and Ingrid Michaelson is great, too, unless you want a really alternative or rock sound.



Kay Hanley and Michelle Branch are more rock in Kay's case and country-pop-rock in Michelle's case. But I highly recommend them.

shup up and sing!

i love the album personally. "fallin for you" and "droplets" are standouts to me.

i saw her on ellen the other day and it inspired me to listen to the whole album, and im glad i did.

watch the ellen performance and you'll wanna hear more

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGp6BkgR1rw