Wilson Phillips' cover of GYOW
 

You can listen to it here:

http://www.sonymusic.com/audiovideo/

Oh My!!!!!! - it is a bit drab :laugh:

Yet, LB's brilliance is there somewhere. It would be hard to hide, although this certainly makes a good effort :cool:

Worse than I feared. GYOW as badly done adult contemporary. I wish I could've seen the look on Lindsey's face when he got his copy of this gem.

I don't know. it was odd listening to that. The original GYOW is such a brutal combination of hurt and anger....but this new one sort of just makes you only feel the *hurt* and not the anger. Hard to explain. It was weird to hear Lindsey's angry words being sung in such a pansy-ish way LOL.

-Lis

It starts off difficult to listen to cause of how used I am to the harder versions (FM studio/live and Cranberries), but it picks up in the chorus.
Thanks for the link! I was looking forward to hearing this.

Alrighty
 

Lis, you took the words right out of my mouth. Of course, people that haven't experienced the song live and perhaps people that were never exposed to the original would think this version is good. I really don't like it...I need Lindsey; totally disgruntled, with his guitar :nod:

I am starting to get dangerously addicted to this song. Dangerous because... like Christy says.. this is a good song, and so is GYOW, but theyre both so different.. one has to give!
Still.. I'm gonna try and appreciate each in its own right as much as I can! This version is really beautiful... and so are Wilson Phillips! Or is that another really airbrushed album cover and they're actually 65 or something - LOL

They came in to sing for us last week and they really DO look good. Wendy (dark-haired one) is pregnant.

One of my co-workers had a gastric bypass about four or five months ago, and was CRUSHED when she saw Carnie and realized she wasn't a perfect size 6. She's probably a 10 or a 12, maybe, and the stupid girl was so upset.

Can anyone send it to me? I can't get it to work!

I've always liked Wilson Phillips so I look forward to this album

Pip

That was my reaction as well. And I must confess, it didn't send me into vomiting convulsions. I don't think it's that bad. Let's keep the artist in mind here. I was also pleased with the arrangement, which is very contemporary. I could have done without the strings, and instead used a classical guitar for the break or something like that, but I think it still kind of works. Oddly.

I'm sure it's not Lindsey's style at all. But on the bright side, if this becomes as popular as the Chicks' version of Landslide, that means some extra dough for our man Lindsey. Good for him.

Finally, I will add this: To me, this sounds fresher and more interesting than that by-the-book interpretation by the Cranberries.

I agree with CV and as Lis said, my first impression was the feeling of sadness and hurt. I think there will be a bunch of people who have never heard the original, (well, maybe a small bunch :D) who might just love this angsty version. Lindsey's music is timeless. Wilson Phillips have a nice mellow sound.

Barbara

Ugh.

The vocals are pretty, but the arrangement is pathetic.

They would've been better off doing Dreams.

I like it. Makes me feel like I'm in an elevator or a supermarket.

Hell hath frozen over because...
 

Chili and I agree!!? I felt like I was listening to Muzak or something. I will say those 3 chicks can sing, but they didn't do that song justice. However, at least they did their "own" thing with it.