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Regina Spektor
Friday, June 19, 2009

Regina Spektor
Regina Spektor’s last album was named one of Rolling Stone’s best of 2006 -- and it sold more than a half-million copies. Now, the Soviet-born, New York-based songwriter returns to the Soundcheck studio to play songs from her upcoming release, Far.
Regina Spektor Official Site
Regina Spektor MySpace Page
Far on Amazon.com
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She's GREAT!!!Her new album is the best album of the year!!!and her show at the Beacon Wednesday is the best show I ever seen in my life! She sounded so so so amazing!
She's AMAZING!!!!!!I CAN T WAIT TO SEE HER IN LONDON!!!!!I LOVE YOU REGINA!!!!!!!!!
She's the best singer ever!!!!!her new album is beautiful!!!!!!!!!!
Are you also doing an interview?? I can't wait to hear her!!!!
I love you REGINA!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm in love with her. she's so great!!!I love the new album!!! Her beacon show wednesday was the best show I ever seen in my life!!!!! I love REGINA!!!
I can't wait to buy the album!!!!!Please John, would you read these comments to Regina!!!I hope she knows how much we love her and love her music!!!!! a New album YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
what were your inspirations, Regina, for the song " laughing at"?
I love that song. I cried when I heard it for the first time!!
I love you regina!!!
I love you regina!!!
Regina is SPEKTAKULAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I've heard of Regina but never listened to her music. I'm really enjoying it! I also really identify with her view of distance. I'm always in awe of the strange reality that we are spinning on a sphere in the middle of nowhere. I think people are always a little freaked out when I put it that way, but she put it the same way, and it was kind of refreshing hearing that. I will definitely seek out more of her music.
Great...another person who likes talking and commenting about religion while not being grounded in any!
There aren't any rules Harry
I really love the lyrics to "Laughing At" and very much appreciate Regina's inquisitive approach to religion and spirituality. Some of you might be interested in the work of American Integral Philosopher Ken Wilber, and especially his recent book "Integral Spirituality". For example, he shows how we aren't simply and arbitrarily born religious or not, but rather we all grow into and through very complex stages of spiritual depth and understanding. Good stuff. Looking forward to the new album!
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