I love the Concrete Blonde original version. The guitars and drums are simple yet spectacular. Most covers are of the live acoustic version which is ok but I've been looking for other electric takes on this song. Thanks for doing a great electric cover and doing it well.
thank you very much! i wanted to keep the CB arrangement intact while putting my own stamp on it; great songs can be interpreted in a myriad of ways and i only hope i did it justice on some level :)
@@nootron9 I got ya dude , it really is an excellent cover. such a super underrated song I remember hearing it as a kid and liking it but never knowing who it was by till a few years ago when I rediscovered it
@@barryismygod i first heard it in the 90s when i listened to the entire "Bloodletting" album, and a few years ago decided to make my own 'doom metal' version of it for fun. it's got a simple song structure and is easy to play, but is very complex emotionally; i tried to give my own spin on it.
Great cover! Same excellent use of cavernous reverb as the original. Really good track matt.
thanks! i really did try to keep alot of the original elements that i liked from the original, while adding my own spin on it :)
Oh my love this cover. Am I the only one who finds his voice comforting?
I love the Concrete Blonde original version. The guitars and drums are simple yet spectacular. Most covers are of the live acoustic version which is ok but I've been looking for other electric takes on this song. Thanks for doing a great electric cover and doing it well.
thank you very much! i wanted to keep the CB arrangement intact while putting my own stamp on it; great songs can be interpreted in a myriad of ways and i only hope i did it justice on some level :)
This song is originally by Andy prieboy not concrete blond although he gave concrete blonde his blessing
thanks for your comment. i based my cover off of the Concrete Blonde version, that's why it's referenced in the title.
@@nootron9 I got ya dude , it really is an excellent cover. such a super underrated song I remember hearing it as a kid and liking it but never knowing who it was by till a few years ago when I rediscovered it
@@barryismygod i first heard it in the 90s when i listened to the entire "Bloodletting" album, and a few years ago decided to make my own 'doom metal' version of it for fun. it's got a simple song structure and is easy to play, but is very complex emotionally; i tried to give my own spin on it.