Susanna Hoffs' album 'Someday'

"Susanna Hoffs's affinity for the music of the '60s has informed her work with the Bangles, her "Sid n Susie" collaborations with Matthew Sweet, and her sporadic solo career, but she's never recorded as note-perfect an homage to the lush pop of that era as she has on Someday. Hoffs is a classicist at heart, and, nearly 30 years into her career, she's never sounded as natural and at ease as she does here. That's not to say that Someday is as essential a pop album as the Bangles' All Over the Place or Different Light, or that it's as refined as Hoffs's slept-on self-titled album from 1996, but the sincerity and warmth of the project make up for its few lapses in songwriting quality."

http://www.slantmagazine.com/music/review/susanna-hoffs-someday/2814

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I find it very hard not to imitate Susanna's side eye glances everytime I listen to WALK LIKE AN EGYPTIAN.

I saw The Bangles in concert back in 2008. Those ladies are hard rockers. Seriously. One of the best concerts I've ever attended.

(Surprisingly, my favorite concert ever may have been Tony Danza, but that's a story for another day.)

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tazber, Susanna was one of my many goddesses as a teen. She will always own a piece of my heart. Definitely looking forward to the new disc.

With that wisp of hair that is caught in her eyelash.

One of those unplanned images that becomes indelible.

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I love her music. I loved her on the Sid 'n Susie albums, preferably her rendition of "Maggie May".

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Maggie May

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