The Sundays - Goodbye interview 1992 скачать видео бесплатно

Pengju Ji

Well definitely she was the best female singers in UK at that stage and probably forever. I would like to compare her voice to Liz Fraser, but comes little bit more sweeter and warmer, anyway, best wishes to her, anyone can surely choose his/her own way of life. 

nothingoldcanstay12

THIS IS MA

Trey Myles

@Chloe This song is called Goodbye

jakethemuss3

I'd love to fuck her.

Tom Macari

amen brother

arfurlife

Absolutely one of the greatest musical partnerships. So so so under rated. I ll love with a passion til I die.

supercooled

Her speaking voice is breathtaking and with that accent. Please god, I love this woman.

wisesatyr72

biggest crush on her

Bigtime1998

She rocked the Mom Jeans!!

L. York

their music helped me in a very difficult rejection love affair in my life and I believe God sent. I am female.

CrandMackerel

Nope. I'm just a fan.

heliopolis29

Couldn't have put it better myself. Spot on. Did you work for NME?

tattoofthesun

LOL! i see it

tattoofthesun

i wonder if they are influenced by the Cocteau twins

wb9jps

"Goodbye" from Blind

Chloe

what is the song that's at the beginning of the video?

Will Smith

I loved the Sundays back in the day (and still do). I used to practice my drums whilst listening to 'Where the story ends' on my earphones. Harriet has a unique,beautiful and beguiling voice that sounds better than today's conveyor belt of bland karaoke 'x-factor' divas. Music seemed much better back then when bands and singers had to actually have talent and work hard before they made it and it stood them in good stead.

MishuTaste

I wish Harriet Wheeler was my wife.

Andrew C.

Interesting that they lyrics follow the song, in that order. It seems that most (e.g. Elton John putting Taupin's lyrics to music) start with the words. They must be in their mid-40's now.

CrandMackerel

The Sundays' music has a certain naive quality that is quite beautiful. (And, I mean naive in the very best sense of the word; open, sincere, showing the absence of artificiality...) Harriet's voice and her choice of notes in developing a melody is a potent combination. Even though it's a completely different genre, just like Nancy Wilson, the sound of her voice can make your heart ache and burst with joy all at once.

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