In July 2006, Fiona Apple was riding high on the waves of her critically acclaimed album *Extraordinary Machine*, which had been released just months prior, in October 2005. This album marked her return after a six-year hiatus, and it was fascinating how this period mirrored a phase of personal growth for her. During that lively performance at Central Park SummerStage, where she sang “Limp,” one could sense the raw emotional power she brought to the stage—an incredible testimony to her artistry. Fans and new listeners alike were captivated by her unique blend of vulnerability and strength, a theme that resonates throughout her work. Interestingly, *Extraordinary Machine* was largely produced by Jon Brion, who helped infuse her songs with intricate arrangements that complemented her haunting vocals beautifully. This live recording served not just as a showcase of her talent, but also as a moment where she symbolized resilience in the face of industry challenges.