There's something to this song performed this way that shows his true emotional connection to the song. He's more connected to his music than most people are to their own emotions. He's just so intact, and you can't not love the lyrics. They impact everyone on a certain level.
"i guess I never made a gold record and I've never been to mars" can someone help this man out with getting a gold record... or at least get him to Mars. He kinda deserves that at least.
Andrew is a gift. That's all I can describe him as. There are many singers I adore and enjoy, but his songs are so filled with emotion and so genuine that I can hardly explain. He's just like his songs in person too. A great person.
I grew up thinking that everyone saw h's as orange or f's a green, but after a long while I found that I was actually different. I embrace my condition and, even though I find it hard to explain, people learn to deal with it. Artists like this and their songs really help get the word out about our condition and communicate to the world that we're not freaks and go through the same trials as normal people, just with a few connected senses.
+Kyzq same. i grew up thinking that everyone perceived names as colours. my friend ryan has always been red, jess pale yellow and kian olive green. ive only just told ryan about it but he now thinks im a freak. some people just dont understand.
Andy, I'm in my mid-twenties now and I simply still love you. Thank you so much for giving us your music, because you're giving us much more than that.
if anyone is still viewing this comment section and hasn't yet check out Dear Jack it chronicles Andrew's fight with leukemia and I gained so much more respect for him even though I didn't think that was possible!
I have synesthesia and for me the colors that are really the most dominant are For the piano: blue(the color of the instrument), green and yellow The voice: green(the color of his voice), orange, bright teal Its really beautiful and even more with it. Hiw do you guys see it though please tell me its so interesting to know how others make connections
I first saw Andy play in front of a thinned out Sunday crowd at Voodoo Fest 2006 with Jack's. It was the first major show post-Katrina in New Orleans as far as I know. By Sunday most people had left to head home to their various cities, yet Andy rocked that damn show for probably less than 1000 folks like he was playing a sold-out Staples Center. Ever since he got up and stomped on his keys to close that set out I've been a fan for life and it's awesome to see his growth. And like someone said before, where's his damn Grammy?
He's my favorite live show! My first ever show was last year at the state theater in Portland Maine and ever since I've been in love with his music! If you haven't yet go on Netflix and check out Dear Jack it chronicles his fight with leukemia and I gained so much more respect for him even though I didn't think that was possible! Great documentary and it's narrated by Tommy Lee which is awesome too!
I'm not alone! An uncle from North Carolina had this amazing voice, his accent, it was like a mound of melting vanilla ice cream with caramel rivers, and soft gold lighting....ahhh. I could have listen to him talk for hours. a little girl came into work one day, and she said A is red and D has zebra stripes...i kinda freaked our, i was so excited! her mom said "it's just a phrase," no ma'am she'll always be like this but it's wonderful :)
William C I'm 60 and I Love Him,Jackson Browne has some competition.Never thought anyone could write as Good of Lyrics.And that Piano and Voice,Truly Magnetic!!!!
