The first released version was from Lis Sørensen - Brændt. After that they gave it to Natalie Imbruglia. So however you want to say, Ednaswap wrote the song, but just released their version after Natalie.
@@danielsteiner4825 Ednaswap was the first English recorded version. They released Torn in 1995, Trine Rein released it in 1996, Natalie Imbrulia released it in 1997
I like it too. Her voice has this grittiness to it that helps make the song sound rawer than Natalie's version. It's the kind of voice I'd hear from an older woman who has lots of experience in love and heartache.
@@truelovewontwait They may have written the song but this recording was released in 1995 a year after Lis Sorenson recorded it in 1994. Therefore this is not the original version
Wow, I was so deep into music at this time, how did I miss that this is the original version? This is so emotional and real. I hope they're Rollin in royalties.
Phil Thornalley, member of Ednaswap and one of the co-writers of Torn, personally gave the song to Natalie Imbruglia. Not only that, but he also produced her cover of the song. They're definitely happy with all the royalties they've received from her version of the song.
@@bennievargas2673i remember times before internet was an everyday thing, and to be honest i think that it ruined some people knowledge with music. They downloaded mp3 with wrong titles/artists for example, they heard few versions of the same song and were convinced they one they like the most must be the original. I miss the times when forums were more popular, people bought magazines about music, exhanged CD or casettes. It is great to have a source of knowledge like internet, just some folks are too lazy to do fact checking.
I just went down a rabbit hole with this. Apparently it was first recorded in Danish is 1993 by a Danish singer, Lis Sørenson, then in 1994 by the band Ednaswap (who I can’t BELIEVE I never heard of, they were EXACTLY what I loved in the 90s), and AGAIN in 1996 by a Norwegian singer, Trine Rein. My face is exactly like yours right now.
dont forget, created by 2 members of ednaswap in 91'... they perform lived but never recorded.. in 93' the danish singer received the song from a producer who heard it and make lyrics in danish, recorded it.. 2 years later ednaswap realeased studio version
I'm 44 this year. I was there when "Torn" tore through the airwaves. It wasn't this "Torn" though...I wished it was. This is the first time I'm listening to this and it's spectacular.
Sounds dates, really 90's. Heard the Singer carrying on on the Stern show. She needs to realise Natalie Imbruglia version took that "destined to die with the 90's" factor out of the equation. A pity nobody did the same for Alanis Morissette.
Thank you Rick Beato for making me aware of this original song. Edit: As pointed out by Dave Birch, although they wrote the song, there is an older version by singer Lis Sørensen which is closer in style to Natalie's.
I was this many years old when I found this. This is amazing. Stereotypical 90's female vocalist rock with off beat guitar tones. Her voice is excellent as well.
I don't want to compare any artists in this sentence, but you're right. It's that 90s grungy guitar with the female vocals like Alanis. I sincerely miss the 90s more than anything
I actually like both versions for their own merits. Natalie Imbruglia's rendition has the vibe of watching the sun setting over the ocean while this one has the vibe of sitting in a poorly lit bar swallowing miseries one glass of whiskey at a time.
I think i've never heard a song as 90's sounding as this one! It screams the 90's. I love the progression, from a nonchalant beginning to a vigorous chorus combined with her voice and instrumentals. Love this version.
Ednaswap Live was Incredible ! I worked w the band early 90's when they first formed. The guitarist Rusty now plays for McCartney , Carla the drummer tours w Jack White , here is the Real breakdown : I have the demo version by Ednaswap 93 , also, 93 was Lis version , Ednaswap official version 94 , Trine Rein 96 , Imbruglia 97
I only learned today that Natalie Imbruglia's version of this song was a cover, so of course I came to YT to listen to all iterations of "Torn". This one is my favorite by far! I wish this one was the more popular version!
It's 1997 you're at a No Doubt concert and they opened for them. I heard them Live I was 16 (I'm 40 now) and her voice was hauntingly Exceptional. I still to this day seek out Ann Preven (sp?). She did Anntenna, another band after that, I can't find her stuff anymore. 😭 I hope to hear more ✨🖤✨
Yesssss. Saw Ednaswap open for No Doubt in Mountain View. I think it was Ednaswap’s last show. I remember her running out into the audience and maybe throwing her accordion out? Haha. Just before the filming of the show in OC.
Wow! This originial version sounds much more authentic and layered. Vocals are amazing and delivery of the song has more emotional credibility. The Natalie Imbruglia rendition converts the song into something much more simple, bland and catchy with her flawless, no-make-up-make-up-style, stunning prettiness sparkling through 90s grunge and ordinariness of filming outakes. Theres nothing wrong with pure pop and posing, but it's really good to hear the source... something I only checked after learning it for an easy-chord, throwaway opener for open mic nights. (...Am I alone in thinking it's extraordinary and puzzling how Imbruglia just looks so much more attractive with short hair?)
@@FirstLast-il6ok Same. I definitely prefer the instrumentals on Natalie's version. Maybe it's just because it seems like the instruments are drowning out the vocals at times.
This original version shows me the disappointment that comes after thinking about it for a long time, concluding that there is nothing, even if I keep looking. The ideal voice for this song. Greetings from Chile
I only knew just some 10 years ago the Natalie version was a cover but for some reason I totally forgot to check the original version. Only now that Rick Beato mention this song again in his content, went straight here to finally listen to it. And lemme just say, yeah, the original is always the best 🙂
Same. But frankly, the vocals are flat out better here. IMHO everything is better except one tiny thing: the third chord in the pre-chorus and chorus is better in the Natalie version. Of course, I'm the minority here, because I love pop chord progressions and everyone else seems to hate them.
@@eliteteamkiller319 This is still a pop chord progression imho, it's just the "less obvious option". Everyone who has ever played in a Rockband knows that moment when some band member (usually the lead-guitarist) says: "let's make it more interesting" and adds some chord that still fits the vocals but just doesn't do the job as good. So I also root for Natalie's version in this regard.
Well technically this is also a cover, This is the Original version of the song in English, The "Original Original" version of the song is in Danish called Brændt and was released in 1993 a year earlier by Lis Sorensen
The difference between just singing words versus singing heartfelt feelings you wrote yourself is extreme. 🙌🙌🙌 Without Natalie’s version I might not have been able to experience this so I appreciate both.
I never knew, I just found out yesterday from one of my you tube personalities I follow. I feel like such a dunce, 🤦🏻♀️This one’s just as beautiful a little more raw! I like both the original & cover by Natalie. They’re somewhat the same but different! It’s just such a great song! Just glad it came to be, 🙏❤️
This song played a big part in my life in 2002. It’s quite a story, but the lyrics resonated so hard for me at the time, literally and figuratively. Someone I knew very well was frontman for a local band and knew this version and the band members. He played this original version for me knowing that I would relate even more to this grittier version. He arranged for me to sing it at a venue where the person I needed to hear it would be, and I did. He knew right away I was talking to him through this song and I sang it as if I was had written and lived every word. I was finally able to say what I wasn’t able to express at the time. Twenty years later, and I still feel its power and am still dealing with the events that made this song so real to me. Emotionally, I am 99% but physically…I will never be the same. F.U.B.S! You were an illusion.
Saw this band live in the 90s and bought the CD, a long time later heard the popular cover version on an airplane. When it became a hit, no one believed me that it wasn't the original. This one is so much better, it's a sad song not an upbeat one.
@@bankaiup Anne Preven and Scott Cutler wrote the song, Torn, and sang it live as a solo as early as 1991 but never recorded . It’s true Lis was first to formally record it but it was Anne and Scott who first perform and created the song. So I’d say the people who wrote the song and first performed it is the OG.
I saw them and Blues Travelers on my Birthday back in the 90s in a great little bar downtown Orlando. They were great. I brought my best friend and we both got their CD at the show so I did know it was their song.
Such a great and well written song. The lead singer has actually co written songs with a friend of mine for Demi Lovato and Lea Michele. It's definitely a beautiful song and better than the more well known cover
Like everyone here I'm sure. I just found out that this is the original like 2 minutes ago. lol! This is Good!!!! But I guess Natalie put it on the map.
Same . But I love these moments. I often find myself liking original versions of songs just a bit more. And this is no different. Adding it to the rotation but in a different playlist since it has a different vibe. Lol😅
@@alwaysxnever With me it was discovering that Harry Nilsson's "Without you" is in fact from a group called Badfinger.th-cam.com/video/49dquH8tn6E/w-d-xo.html
OMG! This version, the original is AMAZING!! 🎉🎉 I love her voice! They must’ve wanted a softer voice for the masses or something. But this Sounds Devine as is!!
@@Ambientdreamgirl the Original artist for this song is Lis Sørensen, a Dutch singer and translated as Burnt, in 1993. The big thing with this version is that this band is made up of the original song writers. That said, the aforementioned Sørensen was very first artist to record and release the song.
yes more interesting. pay attention to the left vs right output. so much creativity going on. it feels like Natalie Imbruglia's cover is just a simplified version imho.
This song is exceptional. I like every version of it I have ever heard. Over the years, I would guess it has served as a kind of ATM machine for the writers. And they deserve it. It usually takes some real dedication to the craft to get to something this good.
"It was first recorded in 1993 in Danish (renamed "Brændt", Danish for "Burned") by Danish singer Lis Sørensen, then in 1994 by Cutler and Preven's American rock band Ednaswap, and in 1996 by American-Norwegian singer Trine Rein." wow so Natalie Imbruglia was the 3rd artist to cover this song, what the heck world am i living in right now?
I really like this version!! I’m used to the original being okay and the famous cover being eons better, but I think they are equally good in this case!
1st time I hear the original - It basically puts Natalie Imbruglia's cover in the corner, this is so much more dynamic and unexpected, and yes, it feels more like an original ;)
Just found this out a minute ago. Must be wild to see someone get famous off your work. Even if you get royalties, damn that be depressing if everyone associates some else forever with a song they think they wrote.
@@lebagel I actually like this. It sounds so much more interesting. Natalie Imbruglia's version was just like a straight-up version, while this one has more things going on with more complex arrangement.
Pile this onto the enormous pile of forgotten originals where the cover became better known than the original. Others on the list include, "Girls Just Want To Have Fun," originally by Robert Hazard, the Tears For Fears version of "Mad World," and most notably "Hound Dog" originally recorded by Big Mama Thornton,. When Big Mama Thornton sung "Hound Dog" it was VERY clear the titular "DOG" in the song wasn't one of the canine variety, & he's probably going to to find his possessions in a "Box To The Left," a meaning which is pretty much lost when the song is sung by a heterosexual man.
While i know a bit late about this original, around 2010 ++, and tbh i kinda love this arrangement but the truth is i love Natalie imbruglia's cover the most.. I grew up listening to her version when in 90s when i was a teenage kid..plus she is my crush back then.. hahaha..
There have been many recordings of this song, in different languages too. Not sure if this is the first, but Ednaswap put a little bite & attitude into their own song, pretty good I think.
I like this version a lot, the one thing I like about the Natalie Imbruglia and Danish versions is the third chord in the chorus is different. If this one had that it'd be the best one for sure
I was November 24, 2021 years old when I knew Natalie's version is actually a cover of this perfect original... and I discovered it on an Arnie Total Recall meme. Damn.
I love this song - just discovered Ednaswap's original version and it is awesome as is the much vaunted Nalie Imbruglia's hit version. However I ve recently heard a brand new version by up and coming Brit alt- rock band "Polker" and their version is a bit different but utterly amazing. Try it for size.....enjoy.
The people are little late and already torn when they discovered this original.
The first released version was from Lis Sørensen - Brændt. After that they gave it to Natalie Imbruglia. So however you want to say, Ednaswap wrote the song, but just released their version after Natalie.
This 🤣
@@danielsteiner4825 Ednaswap was the first English recorded version. They released Torn in 1995, Trine Rein released it in 1996, Natalie Imbrulia released it in 1997
I’m 47 and just discovered this fact! 🤯
Natalie’s version is the best for me always. Known it’s not original but only today came to listen to this 😃
Ok. I'm 37. I just discovered that this was the original. I grew up on the cover....but now I appreciate this one as I keep growing.
Me too
It's not. This version came out in 1995, but it was first released in Danish as "Brændt" ("Burnt") by Lis Sørensen in 1993.
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This is NOT the original. The first was in Danish, “Braendt” by Lis Sorensen. BUT, Ednaswap is a band formed by the original songwriters.
At 37, I just now learned this.. but this does negate the funny feelings I felt when I saw Natalie lol
Wow. Never knew the late 90’s version was a cover. This one has a real bite to it that I really like
Yeah, I thought the song was older than the late 1990s. Glad to have the confirmation.
I actually like this original version. Her voice is fantastic, and the instrumentals fit. I wish the world knew this one
I like it too. Her voice has this grittiness to it that helps make the song sound rawer than Natalie's version. It's the kind of voice I'd hear from an older woman who has lots of experience in love and heartache.
I nod too !
Nodding
@Ben 1st released but originally written by ednaswap
@@truelovewontwait They may have written the song but this recording was released in 1995 a year after Lis Sorenson recorded it in 1994. Therefore this is not the original version
Wow, I was so deep into music at this time, how did I miss that this is the original version? This is so emotional and real. I hope they're Rollin in royalties.
Phil Thornalley, member of Ednaswap and one of the co-writers of Torn, personally gave the song to Natalie Imbruglia. Not only that, but he also produced her cover of the song. They're definitely happy with all the royalties they've received from her version of the song.
@@Jayce_Alexander Thank you for sharing this, it made my heart feel so good.
Because there was no internet to speak of yet. How would you know?
@@ClarkPotterpeople knew about music before the Internet. You'll have to believe me about that
@@bennievargas2673i remember times before internet was an everyday thing, and to be honest i think that it ruined some people knowledge with music. They downloaded mp3 with wrong titles/artists for example, they heard few versions of the same song and were convinced they one they like the most must be the original. I miss the times when forums were more popular, people bought magazines about music, exhanged CD or casettes. It is great to have a source of knowledge like internet, just some folks are too lazy to do fact checking.
I just went down a rabbit hole with this. Apparently it was first recorded in Danish is 1993 by a Danish singer, Lis Sørenson, then in 1994 by the band Ednaswap (who I can’t BELIEVE I never heard of, they were EXACTLY what I loved in the 90s), and AGAIN in 1996 by a Norwegian singer, Trine Rein. My face is exactly like yours right now.
dont forget, created by 2 members of ednaswap in 91'... they perform lived but never recorded.. in 93' the danish singer received the song from a producer who heard it and make lyrics in danish, recorded it.. 2 years later ednaswap realeased studio version
@@mn-bf6ymSo Ednaswap made the very first one ...
I'm just glad to be among the cool people of youtube
Anne Preven, research that name, she is a top songwriter, working for very famous artists since many years ago,
So basically “Torn” was written and performed by Ednaswap from the absolute start
I'm 44 this year.
I was there when "Torn" tore through the airwaves. It wasn't this "Torn" though...I wished it was.
This is the first time I'm listening to this and it's spectacular.
I like this version, but honestly, Natalie's version hit direct on my heart and makes me feels more the lyrics.
I like the raspiness of her voice and the song has more depth with the way she sings it.
It sounds even more 90s
Sounds dates, really 90's. Heard the Singer carrying on on the Stern show. She needs to realise Natalie Imbruglia version took that "destined to die with the 90's" factor out of the equation. A pity nobody did the same for Alanis Morissette.
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Thank you Rick Beato for making me aware of this original song.
Edit: As pointed out by Dave Birch, although they wrote the song, there is an older version by singer Lis Sørensen which is closer in style to Natalie's.
Just saw his one hit wonders of the 90s. Was not aware of this version either!
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Idem pour moi merci de France @rick Beato
Its kind of a rip off of this from a year or 2 earlier th-cam.com/video/TAaTheN_mc8/w-d-xo.html
That chord change in the chorus is so good
I was this many years old when I found this.
This is amazing. Stereotypical 90's female vocalist rock with off beat guitar tones. Her voice is excellent as well.
I don't want to compare any artists in this sentence, but you're right. It's that 90s grungy guitar with the female vocals like Alanis. I sincerely miss the 90s more than anything
Please tell me any songs or bands that has the same vibe as this
Her voice is great! The music sounds so simple. Were things this simple back then? It's like, basic. I miss the 90s but this style drives me nuts now.
@@k.h.307 just a fundamental difference of songs tracked by a live band, very little filler of programmed beats and few overdubs
@@dudinrudeboy7912 you might like garbage, alanis morissette, meredith brooks
I actually like both versions for their own merits. Natalie Imbruglia's rendition has the vibe of watching the sun setting over the ocean while this one has the vibe of sitting in a poorly lit bar swallowing miseries one glass of whiskey at a time.
I had a totally different comment loaded until I read yours. Nice one, perfect summary 🤘
both ? i know seven ;-)
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I like how your username is just sonovabitch but had the B an A switched 😂
@@JosephLitanIt's because I'm full of BS :)
I think i've never heard a song as 90's sounding as this one! It screams the 90's. I love the progression, from a nonchalant beginning to a vigorous chorus combined with her voice and instrumentals. Love this version.
Ednaswap Live was Incredible ! I worked w the band early 90's when they first formed. The guitarist Rusty now plays for McCartney , Carla the drummer tours w Jack White , here is the Real breakdown : I have the demo version by Ednaswap 93 , also, 93 was Lis version , Ednaswap official version 94 , Trine Rein 96 , Imbruglia 97
Any chance of us hearing the demo version good man? Or is it the same as this version?
I only learned today that Natalie Imbruglia's version of this song was a cover, so of course I came to YT to listen to all iterations of "Torn". This one is my favorite by far! I wish this one was the more popular version!
Same, you can feel the emotions in this song in her voice.
Same.
Same. And I swear it has nothing to do with teenage me hating Natalie Imbruglia for marrying Daniel Johns🤞
Just realized today!!
Did you find out from csa punch videos lol
It's 1997 you're at a No Doubt concert and they opened for them. I heard them Live I was 16 (I'm 40 now) and her voice was hauntingly Exceptional. I still to this day seek out Ann Preven (sp?). She did Anntenna, another band after that, I can't find her stuff anymore. 😭 I hope to hear more ✨🖤✨
Yesssss. Saw Ednaswap open for No Doubt in Mountain View. I think it was Ednaswap’s last show. I remember her running out into the audience and maybe throwing her accordion out? Haha. Just before the filming of the show in OC.
Wow! This originial version sounds much more authentic and layered. Vocals are amazing and delivery of the song has more emotional credibility.
The Natalie Imbruglia rendition converts the song into something much more simple, bland and catchy with her flawless, no-make-up-make-up-style, stunning prettiness sparkling through 90s grunge and ordinariness of filming outakes. Theres nothing wrong with pure pop and posing, but it's really good to hear the source... something I only checked after learning it for an easy-chord, throwaway opener for open mic nights.
(...Am I alone in thinking it's extraordinary and puzzling how Imbruglia just looks so much more attractive with short hair?)
I like her vocals better but the iistrumenalization on the other track. Smash them together and you have a “if it makes you happy” gritty pop song.
Touch grass
@@FirstLast-il6ok Same. I definitely prefer the instrumentals on Natalie's version. Maybe it's just because it seems like the instruments are drowning out the vocals at times.
My life is a lie. But this is amazing and I love it!
This original version shows me the disappointment that comes after thinking about it for a long time, concluding that there is nothing, even if I keep looking. The ideal voice for this song. Greetings from Chile
This actually slaps. The chromatic walks, the guitar... Natalie really softened this up.
OMG this is so much better than the cover in my opinion. More rock and just sounds more fun without all the polish the studio did to this song.
It’s also not a love song.
It’s about a mental patient.
Sorry Natty, I loved you, but now the truth is revealed... THIS is the masterpiece!!!!!!!
The lead singer of this band did an acoustic version on her own. This is the masterpiece, in my opinion.
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Loved this song since 1998.
It's only today I hear the original
@Ben Original of what? which version came first of all the three?
This group have 3 versions all these are the original there is 👎 More jeje
I just found out Imbruglia's was a cover. I think the pain really comes through on this version.
I only knew just some 10 years ago the Natalie version was a cover but for some reason I totally forgot to check the original version. Only now that Rick Beato mention this song again in his content, went straight here to finally listen to it. And lemme just say, yeah, the original is always the best 🙂
haha! same reason i just went straight here ;-)
Same. But frankly, the vocals are flat out better here. IMHO everything is better except one tiny thing: the third chord in the pre-chorus and chorus is better in the Natalie version. Of course, I'm the minority here, because I love pop chord progressions and everyone else seems to hate them.
@@eliteteamkiller319 This is still a pop chord progression imho, it's just the "less obvious option". Everyone who has ever played in a Rockband knows that moment when some band member (usually the lead-guitarist) says: "let's make it more interesting" and adds some chord that still fits the vocals but just doesn't do the job as good. So I also root for Natalie's version in this regard.
@@HarryMason_85 Yeah, you're right. I should say it's _less_ popular.
Well technically this is also a cover,
This is the Original version of the song in English, The "Original Original" version of the song is in Danish called Brændt and was released in 1993 a year earlier by Lis Sorensen
The difference between just singing words versus singing heartfelt feelings you wrote yourself is extreme. 🙌🙌🙌
Without Natalie’s version I might not have been able to experience this so I appreciate both.
I never knew, I just found out yesterday from one of my you tube personalities I follow. I feel like such a dunce, 🤦🏻♀️This one’s just as beautiful a little more raw! I like both the original & cover by Natalie. They’re somewhat the same but different! It’s just such a great song! Just glad it came to be, 🙏❤️
The best version in my opinion. Love Ednaswap, it's a shame they never got the appreciation or recognition they deserved.
yeah man,, all the credits goes to natalie which was cover version only of the orginal
@@kingkingdelfin893 So you would be happy with Ednaswap's cover but not with Natalie? Hypocritical much?
@@basedalex give credits to the real owner of the song, you hipocryts
@@basedalexThis is the original
This song played a big part in my life in 2002. It’s quite a story, but the lyrics resonated so hard for me at the time, literally and figuratively. Someone I knew very well was frontman for a local band and knew this version and the band members. He played this original version for me knowing that I would relate even more to this grittier version. He arranged for me to sing it at a venue where the person I needed to hear it would be, and I did. He knew right away I was talking to him through this song and I sang it as if I was had written and lived every word. I was finally able to say what I wasn’t able to express at the time. Twenty years later, and I still feel its power and am still dealing with the events that made this song so real to me. Emotionally, I am 99% but physically…I will never be the same.
F.U.B.S! You were an illusion.
Just found out this is the original version and both are great.
Thank you, Rob Harvilla!! Wouldn't have found this without your amazing podcast.
Saw this band live in the 90s and bought the CD, a long time later heard the popular cover version on an airplane. When it became a hit, no one believed me that it wasn't the original. This one is so much better, it's a sad song not an upbeat one.
lol this isnt orignal
@@bankaiup But it is.
@@Calvin1911 Lis Sørensen was the OG
@@bankaiup Anne Preven and Scott Cutler wrote the song, Torn, and sang it live as a solo as early as 1991 but never recorded . It’s true Lis was first to formally record it but it was Anne and Scott who first perform and created the song. So I’d say the people who wrote the song and first performed it is the OG.
How was this not a bigger hit
It was, just not by them.
I hope many people discover this version quickly. it's a blessing.
I saw them and Blues Travelers on my Birthday back in the 90s in a great little bar downtown Orlando. They were great. I brought my best friend and we both got their CD at the show so I did know it was their song.
So this is the original ?!!
Just unbelievable... I'm glad I learned that today.
Of course, this was always the original
Such a great and well written song. The lead singer has actually co written songs with a friend of mine for Demi Lovato and Lea Michele. It's definitely a beautiful song and better than the more well known cover
I'm here because of the Torn episode of the podcast "60 songs that explain the 90s". This is now my favorite version of the song. Wow.
Like everyone here I'm sure. I just found out that this is the original like 2 minutes ago. lol! This is Good!!!! But I guess Natalie put it on the map.
Tremendo, perfecto! Saludos desde Tarija, Bolivia!
This version is so much better. Feels more honest and heartfelt too.
OMG the "lift" as she hits the second chorus is sooooooo damn cool!!!
Knowing this exists has made me re-evaluate my entire childhood.
Same . But I love these moments. I often find myself liking original versions of songs just a bit more. And this is no different. Adding it to the rotation but in a different playlist since it has a different vibe. Lol😅
@@alwaysxnever With me it was discovering that Harry Nilsson's "Without you" is in fact from a group called Badfinger.th-cam.com/video/49dquH8tn6E/w-d-xo.html
OMG! This version, the original is AMAZING!! 🎉🎉 I love her voice! They must’ve wanted a softer voice for the masses or something. But this Sounds Devine as is!!
technically not the original.
@@lowrivera Where’s the original is this isn’t it?
@@Ambientdreamgirl the Original artist for this song is Lis Sørensen, a Dutch singer and translated as Burnt, in 1993. The big thing with this version is that this band is made up of the original song writers. That said, the aforementioned Sørensen was very first artist to record and release the song.
@@lowrivera Thanks for this! I love the background story 💜. I’m going to look up the original singer as well!
I love the style of this version, the voice, the guitars ❤️
Great vocal, I love the life in the recording and it's a good song!
Thank you.
Love both versions. Everyone has a preference.. lets enjoy both together ❤
That's why natalie always talked about the other songs were her favorite to play live and tried to talk about them in interviews...
This is so much better than the popular version. Life is unfair.
It’s ok to like both
So raw and raspy!!! I love it!!!
They cried all their way to the bank
Always wondered why a pop song sounded so good...this is why...respect to the original artist's
Even better!😊
I will never sing this song the same way again after listening to this ver. This gives me the feels.
So sad this version isn't on Spotify. The only torn version there by Ednaswap, is a very slow (but nice) version.
Yeah, I just looked there, and they STILL don't have this original version. Slighty disappointed.
Word
So, is this THE original version, or the slower one?
yeah i was just thinking that! what the heck? this version should be on Wacko Magneto right?
If you love this version wait until you hear the slower version she did on Howard Stern. Incredible. th-cam.com/video/suPEni1CCYs/w-d-xo.html
Imitation is the highest form of flattery. Hearing this for the first time today and of course it’s great- that’s why it was covered 👏
Never knew this. Much more interesting than the cover, and I don't hate myself for liking it!
Why would you hate yourself for liking it? It doesn't make sense.
yes more interesting. pay attention to the left vs right output. so much creativity going on. it feels like Natalie Imbruglia's cover is just a simplified version imho.
This song is exceptional. I like every version of it I have ever heard. Over the years, I would guess it has served as a kind of ATM machine for the writers. And they deserve it. It usually takes some real dedication to the craft to get to something this good.
Holy shit! It feels kinda weird get to know this is the original
"It was first recorded in 1993 in Danish (renamed "Brændt", Danish for "Burned") by Danish singer Lis Sørensen, then in 1994 by Cutler and Preven's American rock band Ednaswap, and in 1996 by American-Norwegian singer Trine Rein." wow so Natalie Imbruglia was the 3rd artist to cover this song, what the heck world am i living in right now?
It isn't the original
@@Neurotripsicks This isn't a cover though. Preven and Cutler from EdnaSwap wrote the original song, so they're performing their own song.
I really like this version!! I’m used to the original being okay and the famous cover being eons better, but I think they are equally good in this case!
I'm here from Rick Beato , I didn't even know this existed...and this ROCKS!!!!
Huh, here I thought I didn't know the original and I definitely knew the original.
Mind unblown.
I am 40 yrs old...Yeah...40 Freakin yrs..and today only I discovered that this is the original version
woah! i kinda like this version more! and this is the original. it communicates the whole idea!!!
Thank you I haven't been able to find this version in quite some time. Much ❤
Wow. They sound so different. The Torn cover by Natalie was very well done. I feel bad that the cover surpassed this one in popularity.
This is a very gritty (in a good way) and heartfelt version. I like it.
What a journey to get here! 👏🏾
1st time I hear the original - It basically puts Natalie Imbruglia's cover in the corner, this is so much more dynamic and unexpected, and yes, it feels more like an original ;)
Technically not the original version. This one came out in 1995, but it was first released in Danish as "Brændt" ("Burnt") by Lis Sørensen in 1993.
Hmmm it definitely has a different feel than the version I’m accustomed to but that’s not a bad thing. I’m glad I know though
Just found this out a minute ago. Must be wild to see someone get famous off your work. Even if you get royalties, damn that be depressing if everyone associates some else forever with a song they think they wrote.
And very very little has changed with the vocals. The cover just put way better instrumentals to it (imo).
@@lebagel I actually like this. It sounds so much more interesting. Natalie Imbruglia's version was just like a straight-up version, while this one has more things going on with more complex arrangement.
I'm sure she's so depressed taking those worldwide hit royalties
It's actually not very unusual. Elvis said he never even had a thought or idea to write a song in his life.
i'm pretty sure this isn't the original either, the original is a danish song called Brændt.
The bends at the end always make me start the track again
Pile this onto the enormous pile of forgotten originals where the cover became better known than the original. Others on the list include, "Girls Just Want To Have Fun," originally by Robert Hazard, the Tears For Fears version of "Mad World," and most notably "Hound Dog" originally recorded by Big Mama Thornton,. When Big Mama Thornton sung "Hound Dog" it was VERY clear the titular "DOG" in the song wasn't one of the canine variety, & he's probably going to to find his possessions in a "Box To The Left," a meaning which is pretty much lost when the song is sung by a heterosexual man.
What a name for a band!
I actually loved this original. really suits her voice. Now i'm torn between this and Natalie's haha 💔
Technically not the original version. This one came out in 1995, but it was first released in Danish as "Brændt" ("Burnt") by Lis Sørensen in 1993.
While i know a bit late about this original, around 2010 ++, and tbh i kinda love this arrangement but the truth is i love Natalie imbruglia's cover the most.. I grew up listening to her version when in 90s when i was a teenage kid..plus she is my crush back then.. hahaha..
So glad I found the original! I like it as much as the cover
Technically not the original version. This one came out in 1995, but it was first released in Danish as "Brændt" ("Burnt") by Lis Sørensen in 1993.
Such a great thing about the interpretation and subjectivity of music. Either way it’s a great song, either rendition goes hard! Nice comments!
Sometimes a song just kicks around until the timing is right I guess. I think the history of this one is pretty neat
Oooh. This original hits harder. Glad I found it.
There have been many recordings of this song, in different languages too. Not sure if this is the first, but Ednaswap put a little bite & attitude into their own song, pretty good I think.
The Original One. Good Song.
This is actually pretty good :o how come I never knew about it...
80s radio was hard to get on with the supergroups
Love the original version - way more natural - more people need to know this version
I just figured out this is the original song where have you been all this time 🫡
Whoa !!! Just rebooted rebirth the song 🎶 so many thanks ☺️
Rick Beato told me about this original version. Funny how when this song came out on the radio that no one mentioned that it was a remake. Hmmm….
Uuuhhhh this is a better version. How the hell did natalie make this more famous? Hope this band gets massive royalties.
Totally best version out there!!!!
I love the guitar arrangement in the verse
Ednaswap definitely worth looking into 👀💖💖
I like this version a lot, the one thing I like about the Natalie Imbruglia and Danish versions is the third chord in the chorus is different. If this one had that it'd be the best one for sure
I always thought the Danish version was the original... Never heard this one before until now
@@MichaelIp Danish version is original recorded, yes-but this band is the originator of the song.
I can't believe that this version didn't became number 1 !!!!
Oh yes this Original Version is The Best for a Long Time 🎧🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊❤️
Thanks CERN for this alternative random realities..."oh, you didn't know?!😅 C'mon everybody knew back then this was a cover.
love the grungy vibe
Lovely voice.
I was November 24, 2021 years old when I knew Natalie's version is actually a cover of this perfect original... and I discovered it on an Arnie Total Recall meme. Damn.
Same. I always thought natalies was THE original. And I was born in 2000! I only found this original version out in jan 2022
I love this song - just discovered Ednaswap's original version and it is awesome as is the much vaunted Nalie Imbruglia's hit version.
However I ve recently heard a brand new version by up and coming Brit alt- rock band "Polker" and their version is a bit different but utterly amazing. Try it for size.....enjoy.
Excellent version! Thanks for posting. In case anyone else is interested… th-cam.com/video/D03jqHGhDyY/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for posting this..amazing
Thanks youtube and Howard stern. This version sounds a gazillion times better (hearts) You deserve all the credit
Such a great sound.
Take the most 90s song you can find, take it and make it even more 90s. so. very. 90s.