London Grammar - Strong - Later... with Jools Holland - BBC

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[ADWOLF]

She just has one of those voices that makes you stop and really listen, so you don't miss a thing.

[IronGerkin]

Please, PLEASE, don't let the music industry corrupt you! This song is pure musical perfection!

[tonney]

Best vocals in Britain possibly even in the world since London Grammar has been about. Hannah Reid is probably the most underrated artist out there of all time

[ibexy]

One of the most underrated groups. This woman give you chills everytime!

[md.saifulislamfaisal]

I used to listen to this song while traveling by train and looking out nature through the window, now every time listening to this song reminds me those moments and hit my heart very deep! and trying to take it out ...

[joenorris]

The unsung hero of this band is the backup singer on the right, incredible

[andrian]

99% of the time, Hannah just dresses casual, but she really goes for it this time round, and she looks absolutely stunning. And with a voice like that, she can knock out any one.

[martincoombes]

She just stands and belts out a beautiful song

[CallumRickard]

Beautiful.
Echoes of Kate Bush, Cocteau Twins, Massive Attack. Great vocals. Moody electronica at its best. Well done!

[alanr]

Whenever real talent emerges you recognise it immediately. I'm 66 and London Grammar impress me tremendously. Norah Jones and Tanita Takiram were similar but not quite to this level.

[getthoseskills]

What a track. Huge shout from the US. Britain really does produce some talent.
Loving London Grammar and also other various UK electronica based acts like
The Prodigy, Orbital, Faithless, Burial, UNKLE, Massive Attack, FSOL, Underworld,
Leftfield, Stereo MCs, The Streets, Goldie, Chemical Brothers, The Bug, ALLFLAWS

[michaelh.]

should be bigger this band, amazing vocals.

[MrJudgeSauter]

Finally we see talented young people on stage. THIS is music, not these crappy sounds most of the casting show members produce.
Guys...go on. You music is a gift to those who love to listen and to distinguish!

[pianoshaun]

Had to watch this again to remind myself when i first saw them and discovered my favourite group. Hannah Reid voice rocks. The first time heard Hey Now and still hear it, leaves the hairs on back of neck standing. London Grammar Rock. xx

[saraelliott]

I love the sound of hannah's voice, if you listened to it without watching her or knowing who she was or who was singing, you would never imagine that powerful and strong ( no pun intended ) voice to come out of her. She reminds me of a porcelain doll, in the best possible way ! She's just stunning !

[bogotangelito]

Beautiful all of it, she, her voice, the guitar, the keyboard all in a beautiful equilibrium

[alexmiller]

I'll never forget this episode. This was the first time I ever heard London Grammar, best decision ever to turn on BBC 1

[MIBIncomeEncourager]

fabulous I stop in todays chaotic world and stop and listen it takes me to that happy dreamy you are sitting under a willow tree in summer by a river....soaking up the beauty of being still and appreciating the magic around stuff. Hope the three of you shall always go from strength to strength. ...we love your songs.

[StreetLevelByKristen]

Are you fucking kidding me?
She is so beautiful and the voice.

[Classic_Re-creation]

When a singer who sings live sounds better than the recording you know you have a gold moment, this woman can sing