Feels Like Home

1. cameronmorewood

   Nov 9, 2012

   10

   Another marvelous album from Norah Jones, who has, absolutely, the voice of an angel. The songs, especially Sunrise, my personal favorite, areAnother marvelous album from Norah Jones, who has, absolutely, the voice of an angel. The songs, especially Sunrise, my personal favorite, are wonderfully simple.… Expand

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2. NseE

   Feb 22, 2004

   10

   Norah Jones sophomore effort is a continuation of its predecessor. A loose blend of jazz, folk and country, coupled with her clear, almost Norah Jones sophomore effort is a continuation of its predecessor. A loose blend of jazz, folk and country, coupled with her clear, almost breathy vocals. Right from the beautiful surreal cover art, you know you?re in for a treat. ?Sunrise?, the lead off single, opens the cd to good effect. It?s a light, breezy song. ?Carnival town? is an excellent cabaret style number, one of 6 songs penned or co penned by Jones. ?In the morning? is another beauty, with some great bass playing. ?Humble me? is a beautiful song of contrition and forgiveness, almost Gospel like. ?Above ground?, The long way home? (with delightful guitar strumming), The prettiest thing? (very pretty song), and ?Don?t miss you at all? (a tender piano ballad which samples Duke Ellington to good effect), are other standouts from this stark, understated gem. This cd will do your collection no harm. … Expand

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4. patrickd

   Apr 18, 2006

   9

   Norah's best CD, probably. I'd give it an 8 or 9, due to the different types of sounds with the familar Norah Jones voice. It has Norah's best CD, probably. I'd give it an 8 or 9, due to the different types of sounds with the familar Norah Jones voice. It has Above Ground, Creepin' In and many other good titles. It's better than Come Away With Me.… Expand

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5. antony15

   Feb 17, 2015

   8

   Norah Jones: The beautiful, sweet and shy girl, winning five Grammy awards, proves to what came on their second album.
   A record that is not aNorah Jones: The beautiful, sweet and shy girl, winning five Grammy awards, proves to what came on their second album.
   A record that is not a revolution in the music industry or in Jones's career, but it is extremely satisfactory and better than Come Away with me.
   Feels Like homes still so sweet, as his previous album, exploring jazz-blues melodies and a big part of country, one basically sound and extremely quiet record. It will not offend old fans and new fans can captivate.
   The album reaches the pick already in the beginning, with the soft "Sunrise", the time to fall in love with Norah in "What Am i to You" and excess sugar in "Those sweet words" and "Be Here To Love Me "and the animation in " Creepin 'In ".
   The rest of the album does not appear so, but still very well organized and worked.
   Lyrically perhaps Fells Like Home does not offer much, making the sound more interesting.
   Completing Norah jones is a very talented girl, who certainly deserves the phenomenon of her second album.… Expand

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6. brockcheese

   Feb 24, 2020

   7

   A very fine record, albeit tame and conventional. Norah Jones makes some wonderful pop ballads about domesticity. Her voice is incredible and soulful.

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7. JulianW

   Feb 11, 2004

   6

   Cool, chilling but sometimes boring.

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8. DruU

   Mar 15, 2004

   2

   Ms. Jones has one of those angelic voices you can listen to all day. This album starts off well enough with the beautiful "Sunrise" using Ms. Jones has one of those angelic voices you can listen to all day. This album starts off well enough with the beautiful "Sunrise" using ever aspect of that voice but then goes nowhere from there. Her first album is a masterpiece but this one falls way short. We can only hope she quickly releases a third album along the lines of her first.… Expand

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