There's an end - The Greenhornes
Best to listen without images, closed eyes etc as most images seem to be designed to make us feel down. And they are also designed to be a magnet. Also closing eyes lets us perceive more of the music.
One may listen to the guitar doubling the bass. The backing vocals almost doubling the bass.
The great intonation. (Voices so in tune).
How the vocal is towards the low limit in frequency a woman can sing. The singer sings the notes of a bass or a baritone that sound an octave above since it is a female voice.
Possibility of using varispeed to make the voice more fresh.
How the backing vocals begin one octave above the vocal.
How the backing vocals are double tracked and assigned or paned to the left and to the right channel.
The great vocal recording.
The relatively lack of drum reverberation, room broad band absorbers etc?
The great mix or balance, for example the acoustic guitar is so low in level that it can mostly be felt rather than heard.
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