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Originally Posted by KenB
I disagree with the person who said Bleed to Love Her is overproduced. I love how layered it is, and I find it passionate, very pretty, and emotionally moving.
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I was the person. Let me explain what I think: I think Lindsey tends to overproduce his vocals on studio recordings, which lose the roughness of his current voice and in some ways try to mirror his much younger and higher sound. I actually think that Lindsey has a very feminine style of singing in his studio work (not that that is a bad thing). I see that here in Bleed to Love Her, which I believe absolutely pales to its live performance from The Dance which had so much passion. The song, in my opinion, became merely ordinary with its way overbearing electronic drum beat and is much weaker than its less complex version, arguably one of the best Lindsey has written. And that's because it's missing the raw emotion he brings to his concert vocals. It was by far my favorite of their new songs performed for The Dance.