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smartn1 wrote:
I think I'm with your husband on that. As much as I appreciate Dolores O'Riordan's talent and try to like the Cranberries in general, I just can't with her voice. It always sounds so over-exaggerated and like she's going to throw up.
My hubbie might prefer this version. He couldn't stand Dolores O'Riordan's voice. I much prefer the original version. It was so in your face.
I think I'm with your husband on that. As much as I appreciate Dolores O'Riordan's talent and try to like the Cranberries in general, I just can't with her voice. It always sounds so over-exaggerated and like she's going to throw up.
This song is so fine, I rate it a nine!
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lewie221 wrote:
While I agree with you regarding comparing the power of the original, I think this cover works really well when associated with the series 'Wednesday', which it is part of the OST.
Bill does love his slow covers, doesn't he?
Sometimes they work and give a song a whole new meaning.
And sometimes not. Without the bite of the original, there's not enough left.
While I agree with you regarding comparing the power of the original, I think this cover works really well when associated with the series 'Wednesday', which it is part of the OST.
Yeah, maybe this version doesn't have the same bite as the original, but Bella does introduce a greater sense of horror to this song, at least for me.
And that was BEFORE I noticed the album cover.
And that was BEFORE I noticed the album cover.
My hubbie might prefer this version. He couldn't stand Dolores O'Riordan's voice. I much prefer the original version. It was so in your face.
coyote620 wrote:
Anything to remember cranberries
Quite nice.
Anything to remember cranberries
Bill does love his slow covers, doesn't he?
Sometimes they work and give a song a whole new meaning.
And sometimes not. Without the bite of the original, there's not enough left.
Sometimes they work and give a song a whole new meaning.
And sometimes not. Without the bite of the original, there's not enough left.
Quite nice.
I've yet to come across a cover of this song that introduces a twist to the original (since it's impossible to do it justice otherwise, nothing can match the beauty of Dolores's voice)