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Customer Reviews

honestly..

amazing song, but a horrible video. the video definitely could've been a LOT darker if possible. she is still pretty in the video, much prettier than on jukebox. honestly, the artist is amazing, but the video is crap.

She's no Jessica Simpson!

Uh...it's supposed to be ironic: creepy song, cheesy video. Not at all the visual I would've expected to accompany this song, which is righteous. Over your spoon-fed heads, I guess.

wicked nice, she is dope

she is so cool. I don't think I've ever heard a bad Chan Marshall (Cat Power) song, I have two albums of hers; The Greatest' & 'You Are Free'. I just got 'You Are Free' and there's already a few songs I love on there. if you don't have one of her records, you need one. I also like how she does tasteful covers of so many great songs, always making them someplace new and giving them a entirely different feeling from the original - yet somehow remaining true to the soul of the song. Cat Power is one of the best of her time. one of the best ever, too. she's one of the reasons that musically, it's so exciting to be alive right now.. and she seems like a nice person, too. deep and not in a pretentious or cliche way. check out her song 'I Don't Blame You', that song is therapeutic. I saw a performance of hers on tv, Jools Hollands' show. the performance was brilliant, it was such a beautiful 3 minutes..

Biography

Born: January 21, 1972 in Atlanta, GA

Genre: Alternative

Years Active: '90s, '00s, '10s

Cat Power is the alias of Chan Marshall, a Southern-bred singer/songwriter whose father, Charlie, was an itinerant pianist. After dropping out of high school, Marshall found herself in New York; performing under the name Cat Power, she was booked as the opening act for Liz Phair, where she met Sonic Youth drummer Steve Shelley and Two Dollar Guitar's Tim Foljahn, who agreed to become her backing band. Following the release of 1995's Dear Sir and 1996's Myra Lee — both recorded on the same day...
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