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Nathan,
Yes, I know exactly what you're talking about. Even "living with it" is difficult. I've removed excessively sibilant CDs from my CD changers because I hate listening to them.
If you ever run into Lily Allen, you should tell her about the sibilance. She might do something about it.
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Alan
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Adrian,
You're not hearing things. I only have one or two of her recordings, but the vocals are slightly sibilant. Tolerable, but sibilant nonetheless.
Alan
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Agreed on the Diana Krall. It's not every track, so it's extra irritating.
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Ditto, to Diana Krall being sibilant.
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Nathan,
If you ever run into Lily Allen, you should tell her about the sibilance. She might do something about it. Apparantly at 24 (and 1 album) she has run out of things to write/sing about....
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