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I don't know how many people have heard of Yael Naim. I know I haven't. Or hadn't, rather, until just the other day. Though I'm sure we've all heard her song for the apple commercials, the New Soul one. Well, I was reading a magazine article about this up and comer, and it said she did a rather interesting version of Britney's Toxic, so I gave it a look. I'd recommend you all do the same. It's quite a unique version, and I would rank it right up there with miss Molly's version.
Also, would add or subtract from my (geek, manly, etc.) street cred to admit that I liked the original version? And does that detract from my liking the other versions? Are these rhetorical questions? Does answering no still keep them rhetorical if they are?
In the words of Dr. Seuss, he puzzled and puzzled, till his puzzler was sore.
Also, would add or subtract from my (geek, manly, etc.) street cred to admit that I liked the original version? And does that detract from my liking the other versions? Are these rhetorical questions? Does answering no still keep them rhetorical if they are?
In the words of Dr. Seuss, he puzzled and puzzled, till his puzzler was sore.
