In June 2006, when Fiona Apple performed "Slow Like Honey" live at The Mountain Winery in Saratoga, she was riding the waves of her third studio album, *Extraordinary Machine*, which had been released in October 2005. This album marked a significant resurgence for her after a somewhat tumultuous period, showcasing her unique blend of introspection and lyrical brilliance that fans love. Interestingly, *Extraordinary Machine* received mixed reviews initially, but over time, it gained recognition as a classic, perhaps embodying Fiona's raw emotions and intricate piano melodies. During this live performance, you could hear the intensity in her voice beneath that serene exterior, revealing the layers of vulnerability she's known for. It’s moments like these that remind fans why her music remains profoundly impactful—capturing not just songs, but slices of life. Did anyone else feel that bittersweet longing in her delivery?