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Originally posted by CarneVaca
I suspect there's a lot more going on in the song that we're not hearing because of the low quality of the file.
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I know, me too! I can't wait to hear it on a cd in my stereo. I must say it makes all the difference. I just got the promo single on cd of Peacekeeper through the radio station where I work (unfortunately I can't get any show tickets out of them though!) and blasted it in my stereo--- Boy, what an incredible difference! I must say I love this song now in a way I never thought I could...it is truly full and rich with those guitars with parts I couln't hear on an mp3, let alone on that aol first listen version which sounds like absolute crap by comparison! For those of you (like Carne
) who are a little on the fence about Peacekeeper, you'll really be pleasantly surprised when you blast it in your home stereo. If anyone would like, I can post a super high quality version of Peacekeeper from the cd if you have the patience to download it. That way you can get a better sense of what it's supposed to sound like (just
email me).
Anyway, back to Smile At You. I agree, it is a bit reminiscent of Make Me A Mask, which is so cool. This song has always had a really powerful bass line so it's awesome to hear that there. I wonder if they'll perform it live (can Stevie reach those notes night after night?) The new lyrics are awesome..."I can't accept her"....the chorus is awesome. I keep discovering new things about it with each listen.
-Sonia