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Don't be fooled by her hit single "1 2 3 4" which I will admit can get very annoying very quickly. Feist is a versatile songwriter who is amazing live. Her version of See-Line Woman (originally by Nina Simone) is not to be missed. I almost couldn't handle it, it was so good. Another Nina cover she did was "When I Was a Young Girl." This song brought me to the conclusion that Feist is the happier, maybe slightly poppier Jeff Buckley of the 2000s.

As an aside, the Bank of America Pavilion is a pretty sweet venue--outdoors and right on the water (but their beer is ridiculously expensive).

A story of strange and somewhat coincidental events.

Last night I was mourning the fact that Season 5 of a certain tv show (see three posts back) will not be available on DVD until October. I gave in to temptation and proceeded to watch clips from that series on YouTube (I know that probably makes me a bad person but oh well). In a very TiBette-shipper friendly clip of the show they played a beautiful song which I hadn't heard before but wanted to hear again. I did a little research and found out that the song was Honey Honey by Feist. So that was all well and good and I made a mental note to purchase/download/obtain one of her albums as soon as possible.

Not an hour later Chris texts me and says he has VIP TICKETS to the Feist concert in Boston TONIGHT! Let me just say that I love my life and that some divine force must really want me to become a Feist fan. More on the concert tomorrow.