1. I have been a fan of Sia for the longest of time....ever since she joined in with the band Zero 7. Anyway, I saw her album Some People Have Real Problems at Starbucks. Its a great album..but you can't expect less from Sia.

April at 8:10PM on Mar 12th 2008

2. I LOVE SIA FURLER

chewieeeeee at 8:38PM on Mar 12th 2008

3. i love sia furler.
more than youu.

meeko at 8:39PM on Mar 12th 2008

4. Beautiful voice.

My son's band is myspace.com/Listen2three.
We hope they'll make this page very soon!

Thom Brooks at 9:39PM on Mar 12th 2008

5. I saw her for the first time on Monday night at the Variety Playhouse in Atl. I'm now a huge fan.

dhamlin78 at 9:49PM on Mar 12th 2008

6. I'm so glad Sia is getting the attention she deserves, she is amazing. I'm sure more people will listen to her music and Starbucks promoting her is a big plus.

Annie at 9:50PM on Mar 12th 2008

7. Sia definitely deserves the number one spot.

Colour the Small One is one of my most played albums of all time, and Some People Have Real Problems is surely to follow in its footsteps. Her earlier work, plus the phenomenal Zero 7, is amazing as well.

Fletcher at 9:57PM on Mar 12th 2008

8. I won't hear anything at Starbuck's. They refused a request from American troops in Iraq for coffee. They are opposed to the war. Fine! I guess from their refusal that they are opposed to the troops. It may be fashionable to have coffee at Starbuck's but please remember this.

Ken Young at 10:06PM on Mar 12th 2008

9. I seemed to see she had a personal account
on the millionaire&celebs dating site S e e k R i c h, c o m with profile and blog when looking for dates and fun there recently.

liada at 10:21PM on Mar 12th 2008

10. OMG! love SIA! Her music is sooooooo inspirational!

tristan at 10:32PM on Mar 12th 2008

11. This rumor about Starbucks from Ken is not true. If it were, it would certainly be something to be upset about. You can do an easy fact check at Snopes.com for any urban legend or mass e-mail that doesn't seem to be realistic, and save yourself potential embarassment from passing on bad information. It's up to all of us to make sure the information we read and share on the internet has passed a basic fact check. Hope you can hear this in the way I intend it - to raise a level of awareness.

Bruce at 10:35PM on Mar 12th 2008

12. In response to Ken Young, it has been well documented that the emails alleging that Starbucks does not support US military troops is just plain false. Please check out snopes.com before you publicly malign the companies, or forward the numerous hoax emails that malign the companies, which really do support our troops.

Susie at 10:40PM on Mar 12th 2008

13. To Ken Young: You are very wrong about Starbucks. Corporately they may not contribute but each store can and does. Go the Snopes.com, type in Starbucks and you will find the truth.

Liz Summer at 10:41PM on Mar 12th 2008

14. Nice song, love the production. I'll have to listen to more. Listen to other great masterpieces at www.gershonbradley.com or myspace.com/gershonbradley.

HELEN at 11:08PM on Mar 12th 2008

15. As a servicemember myself, I ask that you research that statement before you make any decisions based on it. It is untrue, and was errantly started by another servicemember that heard it through a verified false claim. I have solicited a few Starbucks stores only to receive MORE than I requested, and my local Starbucks has donation baskets for troops overseas. When I'm deployed, it's one of the few things I can enjoy, and is the reason I visit them frequently when I'm stateside.

chris at 11:19PM on Mar 12th 2008