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‘Let It Die’ is very much a voice album in close up, “eye to eye and ear to ear”. Carefully pieced together around Feist’s seductive and jhai* voice, the album forms the missing link between ye old folk (storytelling), the Brill building era (the quest for the hook), doo-wop (melody and mood) and minimal modern pop arrangements. Like line drawings as opposed to detailed paintings, these songs leave you space to fill in the emotional blanks. Its lack of complication makes ‘Let It Die’ standout from much of today’s musical offerings; put simply, a beautiful slice of sonic escapism to illustrate and interrupt the little moments that together tell us stories. A history not lacking in variety, the Canadian born singer has accomplished much in her few tender years, so More... (Submit New Feist Lyrics) (Submit New Feist Lyrics) Review about Feist bright eyes <33 | Reviewer: austin ------ About the song Mushaboom performed by Feist im 12, i know you think oh you dont know anything. yahh. but i do. bright eyes is my favorite. and although their sader songs are better i like this one. i looooove bright eyes. their so beautiful. my okder sister indroducted me. as she does with all of the wonderfully beautiful music we sure. i love this. <3333 Interpretation | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song One Evening performed by Feist I'd say it's about two people who have just come out serious relationships, "broken-hearted". They have a "one-night stand" and, since they both came from serious relationships, they doubt what happened "could begin and end in one evening." But, to their surprise, when they parted they "moved on." Sally's Song | Reviewer: Mhor ------ About the song 1 2 3 4 performed by Feist I love this song.. It was originally written by New Buffalo (Sally Seltmann) and called Sally's Song... "I wrote the song '1234' after a good friend of mine told me she was leaving her husband. I was upset when she told me, and it made me start to think how all everyone wants in this world is to be loved, and that money can't buy you back the initial feelings you have when you first start falling in love with someone. I wrote the song on a piano in the hallway of my house. During this time, I had been listening to Feist's album Let It Die. I thought my little song about lost love, and the hope to recapture what you once had, sounded too much like a Feist song for me to use for New Buffalo, so I shelved it. Then, in late 2005 I did a tour across Canada supporting Feist, and Broken Social Scene. After meeting Feist, I started to wonder whether she might like to do a cover of '1234,' but I was too shy to tell her about it. At the last Broken Social Scene show, I plucked up the courage to tell her that I had written a song which I thought she might like to use. We went onto the tour bus, and I recorded a simple version of the song into her laptop, with guitar and vocals. To my surprise, she loved the song, and started playing it live. Her version was more upbeat and energetic than my original version, and she also added an unbelievably uplifting and catchy outro section. After she had been playing it live for a while she changed a few of the lyrics. I was happy with her doing this, as I loved the new lyrics she added, as they helped express the idea of longing for the love you once had with someone, as well as longing for that free spirit one has in their teenage years." *grins* | Reviewer: br!anna ------ About the song The Water performed by Feist On a long car ride once, I listened to this song, maybe eight times in a row. It's so easy to connect to, sypathizing with that water and that mountain. All of the vivid imagery in the song, and the music video is amazing, too. One of the many reasons I love Feist, that's for sure. heeyy | Reviewer: Olivia Lynn ------ About the song One Evening performed by Feist Oooh! i love this song, if i had to guess what it was saying i would say its talking about two people who are sort of on the rebound "When we started, both brokenhearted" they met and had a nice evening hahaha idk something along the lines of that empty hands | Reviewer: Harper ------ About the song The Park performed by Feist I think we have ten fingers so that we can let go one at a time. Ten days, ten months, ten years go by and one day, when we're ready, we look down and wonder what to do with our hands. The last time I saw her, she was walking away. I watched her until she was gone. The park is still there. Maybe I'll go climb a tree. Happy Birthday, Baby. I miss you. Let it die? | Reviewer: arielle ------ About the song Let It Die performed by Feist exactly like all of you said. things sometimes just don't work out, and yeah it hurts, but you gotta be strong, take a deep breath, and think of all the positive things you and your ex significant other have been through. you have to think about yourself for a while, then at the time when you find yourself you can find someone else. just be comfortable in your own skin, and even if he does move on he loved you once, and he always will. he will one day realize he made a stupid mistake and come back begging for you. and at that moment he'll feel all the pain you went through, when you don't take him back. you girls seem like really amazing people with really amazing views on life, and breakups. you live, and you learn. it'll all get better. and remember, you are worth way more than you sell yourself for. -sincerely, arielle.<3 Rupert | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Mushaboom performed by Feist I'm 126 years old. I like music when i can hear it, which isn't often. I think i like this woman she reminds me of my youth, the good old days. Ah i'm going to stop typing now because my fingers are falling off. Good day. Just another great song from another great artist | Reviewer: Zoe ------ About the song Mushaboom performed by Feist Hahaha I'm 12. But that says a lot, because not many artists these days can be listened to by a twelve year old and a forty year old and liked by both. This is a great song, the first one I heard by Feist. Afterwards I went on to purchase 'The Reminder' and a Broken Social Scene CD. The store I went to didn't have 'Let it Die' but I'm sure if I go in another one, they'll have it. Mmmm | Reviewer: badtz ------ About the song Lover's Spit performed by Feist I could care less about what TV shows this song has been on (I haven't owned a TV in close to 20 years) and probably would have never heard this song but for some wandering around the internet while reading about BSS. I love Feist's singing and this is a powerful song. have had the video playing for about half an hour now, I think this song just made it into my top 10. Confused and Sorry | Reviewer: Sodacan ------ About the song Let It Die performed by Feist My boyfriend broke up with me a little over three weeks ago. Today I sent him a forward on accident asking him about what song reminded him of me and this song was his reply. I listened to this song for the first time and instantly related to it. I still miss him to this day, but I know we can never be together again. This song has helped me get over him. Thanks Feist! Lovely. | Reviewer: Ellaha ------ About the song Honey Honey performed by Feist I personally love this song, it's my favorite by Feist. I don't know why. Maybe it's because this song seems pretty sensual to me and when she sings it, it literally sounds like her voice is dripping honey. Anyway, it's a great lullaby. :) Words of Love! | Reviewer: GerwingR ------ About the song One Evening performed by Feist This gal is so amazing, she puts her mind and body into her work. I saw her in person at Deer Lake park in Burnaby in Aug. 08. Very personable. Some one you would like to have as a friend. i sure am sweet on her! Pure beauty | Reviewer: Laurence ------ About the song Lover's Spit performed by Feist I also heard this song on The L Word and I agree with your comments, this song is amazing and I too prefer Feist's version. She just has a way of singing...its almost dream-like, very peaceful. Absolutely beautiful. She puts a whole new spin on it. Her voice is just....wow, im speachless. AU Dreams Fade | Reviewer: Chan Sze Man ------ About the song Let It Die performed by Feist This is the first song that I thought about when I came to the conclusion that you and I wouldn't ever be Li Wai Nga. If you knew that people didn't give us a chance, why didn't you try a little harder? Why couldn't you have done a little better for the both of us? Now we face the "I told you so"s. I'll take it all like a man because it's an outcome that was predictable, but I didn't think would occur. I believed in you. I thought we would show them all. Six months later... | Reviewer: D ------ About the song The Park performed by Feist I was in a very destructive relationship. We brought out the worst in each other and yet there was so much love between us. After trying to get out of the relationship for months I bought a ticket to Amsterdam and left 12 hours later. Ten days later she found out where I was and showed up to surprise me. I wish I could say it went well. She left Amsterdam the next day and a couple of weeks went by before I flew back to LA. It was on that flight that I heard this song for the first time. I know in my mind that we could never be but sometimes my heart still wishes we were. Love it | Reviewer: Bernie ------ About the song I Feel It All performed by Feist I'm a songwriter-hopeful. I think this is a beautiful song. I love her oh oh (octaves are beautiful) and voice in general. Love her I feel it all - HAH!! She's spirited. The song seems nicely constructed. I love the female alternative scene - much creativity and freshness of sound and lyric. Thanks for the inputs on lyrics, I try to write 'em but I am kinda thick on interpreting them. Think others nailed it here. What is that gulf stream reference? It seems like she was wandering around reflecting and fidgeting with thoughts and surroundings and wrote them down. Many lyrics this way. Many seem to be purely feel or like stream-consciousness with emphasis on sound of words and fitting the music. It is hard to put 'em together sometimes. This "brand" of music has been popular for a long time. Sometimes I like it, sometimes not. Some people just use it to cheat and sound deep - even, dare I say, Bernie Taupin's often strike me that way. Not to deny his talent (eg-Tiny Dancer early on). Appreciate any feedback. How do you know when to let go? | Reviewer: Katie ------ About the song Let It Die performed by Feist Once you've let yourself fall for someone and it takes a terrible turn, you begin to become in-denial thinking that there is still hope with the relationship.("It was hard to tell just how I felt To not recognize myself I started to fade away"). Then once you realize, you begin to regret the relationship altogether ("Don't you wish that we could forget that kiss.."). Personally, I try to take each relationship I have had as a learning experience; my past heartbreaks have all helped to mold my expections of what type of man I want. Yes, heartbreak is painful but the only way to really get through it is to find the positive. Honestly, the hardest part for me is to recognize that it is over (me & my current bf are pretty passive individuals so neither one of us will initiate it). How do you know when to let go? When is enough, enough?? These are questions/delimas that I am currently struggling with... Different Interpretation | Reviewer: Winter Rain ------ About the song The Water performed by Feist I believe that the song is about how mankind is at the mercy of nature. The telegraph cables may be a reference to the Trans Atlantic telegraph cable attempts in the 1800s. The attempts worked, but not for very long. Her image of the sea could reinforce the idea that the sea as part of a powerful, isolating force of nature, was too strong to allow the human connection. The motive of the sea may have been jealousy over the human ability to connect, because it "doesn't get much company." The water and the mountain did not realize how dangerous they are, isolated and ostracizing. Man hopes his children will survive in this world, but nature will crush them until they are a pile of bones. Wind battered, under a grey sky, folded over like a wave. All images of nature. surprise surprise not going through a break-up | Reviewer: Anonymous ------ About the song Let It Die performed by Feist the song makes me look back again and think really hard what whas then and what is now. and now i'm pretty sure i'm starting to recognise myself and i know what i don't want. this song is like soft silk, so smooth and so peaceful. at least to me:) greetings from Poland! You could review the artist/band Feist in Biography page You could review Feist album by visiting Albums page and selecting an album You could review Feist song by clicking the song which you like  Download "Feist" Music | |
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