at the time of this video she sure was, But it was all down hill from there. But that's another story, RIP and I hope her songs brings joy to others as much as it has for me.
She was actually 20 when she hit the college music scene with The Lion and The Cobra and got a Grammy nomination. She was huge in 1987. Here she is 23 and wasn't expecting how huge it was going to be. The way she sings from low to high, to loud to whisper is her unique style she has always had especially the little yodel like sounds she makes. I suggest you react to the 87 album
Senead🤗 a beautiful woman with a tortured soul, she suffered abuse as a child and at the hands of her own mother, a year before she released this her mother died in a car accident, I think this was senead's tribute to her mother as she forgave her for what she put her through, realising that her mother had mental health issues that wasn't addressed at the time because it wasn't a thing that was talked about as it is today, if anything it was taboo just like homosexually. This Song was written by Prince in the 80's, the original lyrics halfway through the song are "all the flowers that you planted in the backyard" but senead added "Mamma" in her version. Senead's love for her mother and her forgiveness speaks volumes about the woman that senead was. Then tragically her son took his own life just over a year ago and now she has passed. A very talented lady who was vilified and slated for her stance against the Catholic Church. Only now are people coming out and saying what she said about the Catholic Church is true, Only now people are saying thank you Sinead for giving us a voice, she was a trailblazer and a strong willed women who stood up and questioned what was going on within the Catholic Church in Ireland. I'm so glad that the people of Ireland gave her the send off that she deserved. RIP Senead ❤️
Her mother was mentally ill, abusive, and made her live in the garden for weeks when she was little. She was thinking abouth her mum when she sang the song. Price wrote the song, but for me(a prince-fan), this song is Sineads song! Rest in peace beautiful soul!💖
Beautiful ❤ I'm proud been irish, she was our true warrior of truth for just been herself there is an audio of her book rememberings on youtube i grew up loving sinead so inspired by her fly free beautiful soul sinead we love you always 🕊🕊🕊🍀💫🫶🏼💕 🍀🥰💕💚🕊
Have you read her autobiography? I recommend it. Her childhood was horrendous. She spent her whole life trying to reconcile what her mother did to her. I hope she's at peace now. ❤❤
You need to watch the live version of this. She’s got a lot of great songs. It’s so sad she was so tortured in her mind and heart. She is missed…….. RIP Sinead 😢
This is her "main stream" hit... You should check out her music from 'Lion & The Cobra' which she was nominated for a Grammy for 'Mandinka' but my favorite track is 'Troy' (oh and if you watched 'Euphoria' her song 'Drink Before the War' is featured when Cal goes back to this bar he use to go to as a kid and when Cassie is getting drunk at Maddie's birthday dinner.
I feel 'Mandinka' was relatively Mainstream, so was 'put you hands'. Other songs were a Balistic Rocket Her two first Albums were atomic bombs. The (billboard) hit's were OK, the rest were radioactive ! R.I.P.
New to your channel. PLEASE more Sinead. You are going to LOVE her voice even more ! Highly recommend: Fire On Babylon, Troy, Black Boys On Mopeds, Three Babies, her version of Elton John’s Sacrifice, John I Love You… every song and album are different from the next. Thank you for the reaction. :)
Thank you so much Chad, great reaction, (though maybe a tad too many pauses) The song was written by Prince after he missed his beloved maid who had to return back to her own family. Sinead, who is Irish, covered this song, shortly after her own mother died in a car crash. Sinead makes references to her mother in the song, she reportedly had a bad relationship with her mother who, reportedly, physically beat her as a child, but she still missed her mother, as the car crash happened just before Sinead covered the song. Sinead did not want to be sexually objectified in the video (unlike most of todays singers) so she deliberately chopped off all her hair, only wanted head shots, and covered her body in long dark clothes so all the attention went into her amazing, powerful, emotional voice. Sinead had morals (unlike many of todays singers who just do it solely for the money and fame), she tore up Pope John Paul's 11 photo because he ignored the child abuse claims against the catholic church, back in 1990, then ignorant people made a skit of her. Only recently, the child abuse claims got worldwide attention and caused the catholic church to apologise (20+ years after Sinead tore up that photo). Sinead had a moral compass, a beautiful human being. One year ago (2022) she lost her son to suicide, one year later, we all lost our beloved Sinead. Sinead, you are missed, Ireland and the world misses you. Rest In Peace Sinead xx
Thank you for making this! Enjoyed watching your reaction, Sinead is raw and real and so glad the younger generation can feel what I felt when this video was released so long ago 👍
In memory of seeing a MTV interview. The reason for the closeup I do believe that the video is a recording of the song. She did this studio wise and it's a pre-release of the song to. Meaning it's not even lip-sync. The closeup is actually hiding the mic that we don't even know is there. Now I'm not sure if the vid was out with the song? Though I think this is the first time that a recording live was ever done as a professional video. It's indeed incredible!
Prince wrote this song in 1984. Sinead O’Connor did this cover version in 1990. It went to no.1 in the UK charts and no.1 in 17 other countries. She tweaked the script slightly to make it a female version. The part she had tears in (All the flowers that you planted, Mama, in the backyard….) was when she was thinking about her mum in that moment, who died in a car crash in 1985. Three weeks before that accident, Sinead wanted to forgive her Mum for all the abuse she gave her. She had a very difficult life with her mum, and wanted to forgive her, but it was too late. All the other lyrics in this song (written by Prince) wasn’t about her life. She chose this song because she loved it herself.
What a great artist musician.incredible.voice will fit to the young generations right now u will be rember as the one and only VOICE LIKE THAT.thanks for the memories.......❤❤❤❤❤
Sinead o Connor has an amazing song and video that you and your audience will like It's an earlier song before Nothing Compares. It's called JEALOUS. It tells a story, a sad one as well, but powerful. I am new subscriber. I've enjoyed you very much.
Prince DID sing it in a bit of an upbeat and flirty way. Sinéad made it hears, put the emotions into it which matched the lyrics. Prince was apparently not happy at all that she covered it, that she understood it better than himself, I suspect… And when you know about her horrible home life growing up, the song becomes even more devastating. I always found her strikingly beautiful too. Shaving her head was a protest against the beauty ideals of the industry, but it just made her even more amazing looking. Those eyes! Rest in peace Sinéad.
Sinéad O’Connor is an Irish singer and as most Irish people sing every type of music Trad, Sean-nós, folk . If you listen to other Irish singers, they do something similar, but they each have their own unique sound. It’s just beautiful Dolores O’Riordan, Andrea Corr’s, and a lot of the male singers. The thing that separates Sinéad , is she’s not worried about hitting notes, and sounding perfect. It’s about getting to the emotion and allowing that out, allowing the truth to be heard.
@@benjamincakes6356 I didn’t say she didn’t hit the notes. What I was referencing and her singing was it was more important for her to transmit the emotion. That was the main goal is for you to feel when she was singing.
One of my very favorite songs she did is You Made Me the Thief of Your Heart. It was in the movie In the Name of the Father. One of the many things I love about it is all the Celtic fiddle.
PRINCE wrote it and sang it but she redid it and it shot to the top while when Prince sang this it was just ok she put so much more feelings and emotion into her rendition he picked the right singer to get this song in the top with some of the best.
They didn't get along, either. I saw in an interview, when they met he wanted her to be one of his "proteges" but she said no. He didn't like her after that. She was her own woman, always.
Sinéad had an unique voice, powerful and beautiful. Her connection to emotion was astounding. She was 23 or 24 when she recorded this video. She thought about her mum when she sang this song. Her mum died 5-6 years before this video was recorded. Her mum also violently and brutally physically, emotionally, psychologically, and sexually abused her when she was a child. And others raped her when she was very little. Music industry men sexually harassed her too. Some of her ex-partners and other men who were men she had children with also engaged in long harrowing battles for custody using her children to hurt her. Men and her mum inflicted a lot of pain to her from childhood till death in her personal life. A lot of public figures retraumatised her too like Madonna, Myley, Frank Sinatra, Prince, Bob Johnson III, Camille Paglia, Joe Pesci, Peter Gabriel, etc. She stood up against child abuse, the Catholic Church for its lies, greed, and crimes, the British Empire for its lies and crimes (like the big Irish Famine taught in school but never mentioned the Brits were looting Ireland and taking all its food away to Britain for example. Listen to Famine her rap song, also amazing), racism, and sexism. She was a very spiritual woman who connected with the Catholic figure of the Virgin Mary 1st, then with the divine feminine in other religions and Goddesses, and from 2018 with Islam which to me was a bit of a curve ball as the Quran is as patriarchal as Christianity, but not up to me what she chose to believe in. I'm glad she found some peace and joy temporarily in it nonetheless. Sinéad was a very talented musician and singer. I recommend reacting to her 1st hit "Mandinka" about racism based in the racial tv series "Roots". Other songs to react to would be "Fire in Babylon", "No man's woman", "Molly Malone" (one of my fave covers of hers), "War" (another fave cover), "Whomsoever dwells", "Take off your shoes", and "Take me to Church". Hoping we can add more new songs never published now after her passing. I'm still mourning her loss. Never seen anyone with such passion and unwavering fight against child abuse, lies, and injustice. A bit of feedback, I'd avoid talk about your renovations and fly in the video or leave it for the beginning or the end of the video before you react to the song. But that's only my bit of feedback, my opinion.
This Lady is a Legend. Her music is so Raw , and heartfelt , direct , rebellious , and beautiful. Sinead was an activist for women's Rights . She had a very tough life , and also a very wonderful life. She is same age as me moreorless. 1980s and 1990s were Sureal and very innocent times. I miss them. Love her. 😪😪❤️❤️
Whether you react to it or not, for context on Sinead’s legacy you should watch her SNL performance of War where she protested child abuse in the Catholic Church before the church was outed for all of its crimes against children. It literally destroyed her career in the US and is why she never had another hit single here. But she never stopped making music and never stopped being afraid to be controversial and a truth teller through her music. The majority of her catalog is very personal songs she wrote herself. But she’s unfortunately mostly known for a cover song and an act of protest on live tv that she was right about all along
It's funny looking back on it now, she was slammed for her criticism of the Catholic church. in fact the actor Joe Pesci went on SNL the following week and told her off. How brave was she? And they all called her crazy.
I'll like you to dive into her deep cuts - You Do Something To Me, Feel So Different, Jackie, Drink Before The War, The House Of The Rising Sun, You Made Me The Thief Of Your Heart, Lay Your Head Down, Trouble Of The World
Hi, Congrats on 10,000+ subs so far, I just subbed myself. I was 16 when this song came out, I'd already heard Sinead's first album "The Lion & the Cobra" & loved it so when I heard this song on TV I knew my goal was to get my hands on a copy of her new album, "I do not want what I haven't got" which the song features on. I had a friend who dubbed a tape off for me so we could both enjoy this wonderful woman's vocals, lyric's & angst. Rest In Peace Sinead, sleep now.................. 🥰💚💚💚🍀 If you want any idea's of what song to maybe react to next I've listed a couple of Sineads but I'm gonna add some other one's I guarantee you you're going to Enjoy: "I'm Am Stretched On Your": :th-cam.com/video/dHNUrPzQYaw/w-d-xo.html "This Is The Last Day Of Our Acquaintance" :th-cam.com/video/GssS-jDzpe0/w-d-xo.html "Troy" -(From her 1st. Album Made in 1987) :th-cam.com/video/0c4v7fp5GC8/w-d-xo.html TY for your reaction. (Have the lyric's handy when listening to songs, it helps.) 😁
Not to quibble, but it was filmed at the Parc de Saint-Cloud in Paris. At least the parts of her walking around. Maybe the closeups of her face were shot in Dublin.
For me that was the sound of God calling. Universal and timeless. Wonderful to watch your reaction watching this. Sacred. To me this masterpiece exemplifies the teaching of Eckhart Tolle and presence. The deeper vertical dimension arising influencing and touching all of humanity on the horizontal. Your face was priceless and attests to the gift Sinead bestowed on us and will continue to even in the passing of her form. ❤🙏🏻PS. Congrats on 10,000 being a part of your platform🙏🏻
Gotta do zombie by the cranberries. Another Irish female with an amazing voice. More views on TH-cam than this. And hurt by Johnny cash. The living years by mike and the mechanics.
Nothing Compares 2 U is literally the least interesting song in Sinead's catalog. It was a Prince song she covered. You should really react to some songs she wrote- and she wrote quite a few.
I was 30 years old when this came out Sinead was 24 she was one of the most beautiful girls around,R.I.P. Beautiful.
at the time of this video she sure was, But it was all down hill from there. But that's another story, RIP and I hope her songs brings joy to others as much as it has for me.
She was actually 20 when she hit the college music scene with The Lion and The Cobra and got a Grammy nomination. She was huge in 1987. Here she is 23 and wasn't expecting how huge it was going to be. The way she sings from low to high, to loud to whisper is her unique style she has always had especially the little yodel like sounds she makes. I suggest you react to the 87 album
No creo que haya sido asi, tiene 10 albumes de estudio, todos estupendos y dos conciertos insuperables, Ancient Belgique 2014 y Dublin 2002.
Senead🤗 a beautiful woman with a tortured soul, she suffered abuse as a child and at the hands of her own mother, a year before she released this her mother died in a car accident, I think this was senead's tribute to her mother as she forgave her for what she put her through, realising that her mother had mental health issues that wasn't addressed at the time because it wasn't a thing that was talked about as it is today, if anything it was taboo just like homosexually. This Song was written by Prince in the 80's, the original lyrics halfway through the song are "all the flowers that you planted in the backyard" but senead added "Mamma" in her version. Senead's love for her mother and her forgiveness speaks volumes about the woman that senead was. Then tragically her son took his own life just over a year ago and now she has passed.
A very talented lady who was vilified and slated for her stance against the Catholic Church. Only now are people coming out and saying what she said about the Catholic Church is true, Only now people are saying thank you Sinead for giving us a voice, she was a trailblazer and a strong willed women who stood up and questioned what was going on within the Catholic Church in Ireland.
I'm so glad that the people of Ireland gave her the send off that she deserved.
RIP Senead ❤️
No auto tune just beautiful raw vocals. Sinead and Freddie Mercury are the most expressive vocalists ever.
Her mother was mentally ill, abusive, and made her live in the garden for weeks when she was little. She was thinking abouth her mum when she sang the song. Price wrote the song, but for me(a prince-fan), this song is Sineads song! Rest in peace beautiful soul!💖
Beautiful ❤ I'm proud been irish, she was our true warrior of truth for just been herself
there is an audio of her book rememberings on youtube
i grew up loving sinead so inspired by her
fly free beautiful soul sinead
we love you always 🕊🕊🕊🍀💫🫶🏼💕
🍀🥰💕💚🕊
@@starlightsky222 💞
@@elinlally 8/8 sinead funeral laid to rest in eternal peace 🫶🏼🍀🕊🙏🏼🕊🕊🕊
Have you read her autobiography? I recommend it. Her childhood was horrendous. She spent her whole life trying to reconcile what her mother did to her. I hope she's at peace now. ❤❤
No I havent. I did not know she had one before after she died. i will read it. Yes, may she rest in peace with her son@@sharonalbanese8084 ❤
Another legend has left us R.I.P. .... a rebel with a heart 😢 amazing voice xx 🇬🇧
The sound in the background adds to it as it's like the sound of impending thunder that was to follow her for the rest of her life.
You need to watch the live version of this. She’s got a lot of great songs. It’s so sad she was so tortured in her mind and heart. She is missed…….. RIP Sinead 😢
I definitely will, thank you so much 🫶🏻
I love when young ppl discover and appreciate real music.
This is her "main stream" hit... You should check out her music from 'Lion & The Cobra' which she was nominated for a Grammy for 'Mandinka' but my favorite track is 'Troy' (oh and if you watched 'Euphoria' her song 'Drink Before the War' is featured when Cal goes back to this bar he use to go to as a kid and when Cassie is getting drunk at Maddie's birthday dinner.
I feel 'Mandinka' was relatively Mainstream, so was 'put you hands'. Other songs were a Balistic Rocket Her two first Albums were atomic bombs. The (billboard) hit's were OK, the rest were radioactive ! R.I.P.
She is so much more than that huge hit. She was extraordinary. I hope she is finally at peace ❤❤❤
New to your channel. PLEASE more Sinead. You are going to LOVE her voice even more ! Highly recommend: Fire On Babylon, Troy, Black Boys On Mopeds, Three Babies, her version of Elton John’s Sacrifice, John I Love You… every song and album are different from the next. Thank you for the reaction. :)
💯 to all those! Her vocal on Fire on Babylon is incredible
My fav for years is called the rebel song breathtakingly beautiful
Love from ireland
we love u sinead 🕊🕊💜🍀💫🕊🕊🕊
Also her song 'In this Heart' is absolutely stunning.
@@PeterYates-kb4hp it absolutely beautiful 🧚🏻♀🍀🫶🏼💜
love love love black boys on mopeds
You should react her live version of this masterpiece will blow you away.
She is Sinead O'Connor. She doesn't need anything like fancy dancers or flashy moves, because she has bags of talent.
Thank you so much Chad, great reaction, (though maybe a tad too many pauses)
The song was written by Prince after he missed his beloved maid who had to return back to her own family.
Sinead, who is Irish, covered this song, shortly after her own mother died in a car crash. Sinead makes references to her mother in the song, she reportedly had a bad relationship with her mother who, reportedly, physically beat her as a child, but she still missed her mother, as the car crash happened just before Sinead covered the song.
Sinead did not want to be sexually objectified in the video (unlike most of todays singers) so she deliberately chopped off all her hair, only wanted head shots, and covered her body in long dark clothes so all the attention went into her amazing, powerful, emotional voice.
Sinead had morals (unlike many of todays singers who just do it solely for the money and fame), she tore up Pope John Paul's 11 photo because he ignored the child abuse claims against the catholic church, back in 1990, then ignorant people made a skit of her. Only recently, the child abuse claims got worldwide attention and caused the catholic church to apologise (20+ years after Sinead tore up that photo).
Sinead had a moral compass, a beautiful human being.
One year ago (2022) she lost her son to suicide, one year later, we all lost our beloved Sinead.
Sinead, you are missed, Ireland and the world misses you.
Rest In Peace Sinead xx
Her beauty and her voice is all that is needed
She sang at the wall live in Berlin, she saying a version of mother by Pink Floyd. That was awesome.
Thank you for making this! Enjoyed watching your reaction, Sinead is raw and real and so glad the younger generation can feel what I felt when this video was released so long ago 👍
Plus when she record that video she was thinking about her mother specially when her tear drop
❤️ Rest in peace beautiful ❤️
In memory of seeing a MTV interview. The reason for the closeup I do believe that the video is a recording of the song. She did this studio wise and it's a pre-release of the song to. Meaning it's not even lip-sync. The closeup is actually hiding the mic that we don't even know is there. Now I'm not sure if the vid was out with the song? Though I think this is the first time that a recording live was ever done as a professional video. It's indeed incredible!
Prince wrote this song in 1984. Sinead O’Connor did this cover version in 1990. It went to no.1 in the UK charts and no.1 in 17 other countries. She tweaked the script slightly to make it a female version. The part she had tears in (All the flowers that you planted, Mama, in the backyard….) was when she was thinking about her mum in that moment, who died in a car crash in 1985. Three weeks before that accident, Sinead wanted to forgive her Mum for all the abuse she gave her. She had a very difficult life with her mum, and wanted to forgive her, but it was too late. All the other lyrics in this song (written by Prince) wasn’t about her life. She chose this song because she loved it herself.
well played friend! RIP sinead.
What a great artist musician.incredible.voice will fit to the young generations right now u will be rember as the one and only VOICE LIKE THAT.thanks for the memories.......❤❤❤❤❤
Sinead o Connor has an amazing song and video that you and your audience will like It's an earlier song before Nothing Compares. It's called JEALOUS. It tells a story, a sad one as well, but powerful. I am new subscriber. I've enjoyed you very much.
its so hard to belive that this is first time hearing this song. Its so popular
This is actually a cover of a prince song which never made it to his 1985 album so the song went to sinead o'connor in 1989
Oh wow! That’s crazy. I wonder what it would have sounded like with Prince singing it! She still does a mighty good job!
@@chadbwilliams I think it's on TH-cam
Prince DID sing it in a bit of an upbeat and flirty way. Sinéad made it hears, put the emotions into it which matched the lyrics. Prince was apparently not happy at all that she covered it, that she understood it better than himself, I suspect… And when you know about her horrible home life growing up, the song becomes even more devastating.
I always found her strikingly beautiful too. Shaving her head was a protest against the beauty ideals of the industry, but it just made her even more amazing looking. Those eyes! Rest in peace Sinéad.
@@MuzakFavoshe was incredibly beautiful, like a young Audrey Hepburn.
Like the name of her Song , there will never be another Sinead O'connor. Nothing will Compare to her. Goodnight , sweet one. 😪❤️
Sinéad O’Connor is an Irish singer and as most Irish people sing every type of music Trad, Sean-nós, folk . If you listen to other Irish singers, they do something similar, but they each have their own unique sound. It’s just beautiful Dolores O’Riordan, Andrea Corr’s, and a lot of the male singers.
The thing that separates Sinéad , is she’s not worried about hitting notes, and sounding perfect. It’s about getting to the emotion and allowing that out, allowing the truth to be heard.
Interestingly enough, she did hut the notes
@@benjamincakes6356 I didn’t say she didn’t hit the notes. What I was referencing and her singing was it was more important for her to transmit the emotion. That was the main goal is for you to feel when she was singing.
One of my very favorite songs she did is You Made Me the Thief of Your Heart. It was in the movie In the Name of the Father. One of the many things I love about it is all the Celtic fiddle.
I love how there was something Irish about every one of her performances, if that makes sense. She was amazing , I love her. ❤
@@sharonalbanese8084 I love what you said!
Sinead O'connor's song Toy is incredible - my favorite Sinead song.
love it. love her. 👏🏻
A hauntingly beautiful song. Gorgeous. rIP.
PRINCE wrote it and sang it but she redid it and it shot to the top while when Prince sang this it was just ok she put so much more feelings and emotion into her rendition he picked the right singer to get this song in the top with some of the best.
They didn't get along, either. I saw in an interview, when they met he wanted her to be one of his "proteges" but she said no. He didn't like her after that. She was her own woman, always.
Your heart, spirit are contagious. Love the video, love you commentary, I subscribed.
Awe that really means a lot to me!! You don’t even understand! More is coming 🫶🏻
Sinéad had an unique voice, powerful and beautiful. Her connection to emotion was astounding. She was 23 or 24 when she recorded this video. She thought about her mum when she sang this song. Her mum died 5-6 years before this video was recorded. Her mum also violently and brutally physically, emotionally, psychologically, and sexually abused her when she was a child. And others raped her when she was very little. Music industry men sexually harassed her too. Some of her ex-partners and other men who were men she had children with also engaged in long harrowing battles for custody using her children to hurt her. Men and her mum inflicted a lot of pain to her from childhood till death in her personal life. A lot of public figures retraumatised her too like Madonna, Myley, Frank Sinatra, Prince, Bob Johnson III, Camille Paglia, Joe Pesci, Peter Gabriel, etc. She stood up against child abuse, the Catholic Church for its lies, greed, and crimes, the British Empire for its lies and crimes (like the big Irish Famine taught in school but never mentioned the Brits were looting Ireland and taking all its food away to Britain for example. Listen to Famine her rap song, also amazing), racism, and sexism. She was a very spiritual woman who connected with the Catholic figure of the Virgin Mary 1st, then with the divine feminine in other religions and Goddesses, and from 2018 with Islam which to me was a bit of a curve ball as the Quran is as patriarchal as Christianity, but not up to me what she chose to believe in. I'm glad she found some peace and joy temporarily in it nonetheless. Sinéad was a very talented musician and singer. I recommend reacting to her 1st hit "Mandinka" about racism based in the racial tv series "Roots". Other songs to react to would be "Fire in Babylon", "No man's woman", "Molly Malone" (one of my fave covers of hers), "War" (another fave cover), "Whomsoever dwells", "Take off your shoes", and "Take me to Church". Hoping we can add more new songs never published now after her passing. I'm still mourning her loss. Never seen anyone with such passion and unwavering fight against child abuse, lies, and injustice.
A bit of feedback, I'd avoid talk about your renovations and fly in the video or leave it for the beginning or the end of the video before you react to the song. But that's only my bit of feedback, my opinion.
Oh yes just incase u interested shrs From the beautiful land of Ireland . They always have such beautiful Singing and Speaking voices there. ❤️🌻🌠
Cool reaction
She had an amazing head voice. Unsurpassed really.
You are about to be blown away!
Great reaction!
And now I want to throw dozens more songs at you from this era (when I was about your age) that i think you'd love.
I second the previous commenter's vote for "Troy."
This Lady is a Legend. Her music is so Raw , and heartfelt , direct , rebellious , and beautiful. Sinead was an activist for women's Rights . She had a very tough life , and also a very wonderful life. She is same age as me moreorless. 1980s and 1990s were Sureal and very innocent times. I miss them. Love her. 😪😪❤️❤️
New Subscriber here..her song brought me to You
Whether you react to it or not, for context on Sinead’s legacy you should watch her SNL performance of War where she protested child abuse in the Catholic Church before the church was outed for all of its crimes against children. It literally destroyed her career in the US and is why she never had another hit single here. But she never stopped making music and never stopped being afraid to be controversial and a truth teller through her music.
The majority of her catalog is very personal songs she wrote herself. But she’s unfortunately mostly known for a cover song and an act of protest on live tv that she was right about all along
It's funny looking back on it now, she was slammed for her criticism of the Catholic church. in fact the actor Joe Pesci went on SNL the following week and told her off. How brave was she? And they all called her crazy.
Also check her songs 'Troy' and 'Three Babies' . Both amazing. Troy is a masterpiece.
I'll like you to dive into her deep cuts - You Do Something To Me, Feel So Different, Jackie, Drink Before The War, The House Of The Rising Sun, You Made Me The Thief Of Your Heart, Lay Your Head Down, Trouble Of The World
Check out Sinead's version of Elton John's song Sacrifice. Wow. Amazing.
Do uo know that Prince wrote and made it first? In Europe it wasnt a hit untill She made it!❤❤❤
This video was released in 1990. She was 34 years old.
She was only 24 when this came out.
She was born in December 1966.
She almost sounds like yodeling
I think she was 21 when this video was out
Close, she was 23. She was so young and breathtakingly beautiful in every way🥰💜
linda reaction , un abrazo desde Cali Colombia
Omg u so cute
Hi, Congrats on 10,000+ subs so far, I just subbed myself.
I was 16 when this song came out, I'd already heard Sinead's first album "The Lion & the Cobra" & loved it so when I heard this song on TV I knew my goal was to get my hands on a copy of her new album, "I do not want what I haven't got" which the song features on. I had a friend who dubbed a tape off for me so we could both enjoy this wonderful woman's vocals, lyric's & angst.
Rest In Peace Sinead, sleep now.................. 🥰💚💚💚🍀 If you want any idea's of what song to maybe react to next I've listed a couple of Sineads but I'm gonna add some other one's I guarantee you you're going to Enjoy:
"I'm Am Stretched On Your": :th-cam.com/video/dHNUrPzQYaw/w-d-xo.html
"This Is The Last Day Of Our Acquaintance" :th-cam.com/video/GssS-jDzpe0/w-d-xo.html
"Troy" -(From her 1st. Album Made in 1987) :th-cam.com/video/0c4v7fp5GC8/w-d-xo.html
TY for your reaction. (Have the lyric's handy when listening to songs, it helps.) 😁
The video was shot in Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪 where she was born and raised.
Not to quibble, but it was filmed at the Parc de Saint-Cloud in Paris. At least the parts of her walking around. Maybe the closeups of her face were shot in Dublin.
Yes shot in gardens in Paris.
For me that was the sound of God calling. Universal and timeless. Wonderful to watch your reaction watching this. Sacred. To me this masterpiece exemplifies the teaching of Eckhart Tolle and presence. The deeper vertical dimension arising influencing and touching all of humanity on the horizontal. Your face was priceless and attests to the gift Sinead bestowed on us and will continue to even in the passing of her form. ❤🙏🏻PS. Congrats on 10,000 being a part of your platform🙏🏻
sten to Troy. It will blow your mind. She was a legend; a wonder.
I agree. Troy is a masterpiece. Best song ever recorded in my opinion.
Gotta do zombie by the cranberries. Another Irish female with an amazing voice. More views on TH-cam than this. And hurt by Johnny cash. The living years by mike and the mechanics.
I recommend Troy
Next up Troy by Sinead? It's an amazing song
You need to listen to Dimash. Best singer in the world apparently.
Nothing Compares 2 U is literally the least interesting song in Sinead's catalog. It was a Prince song she covered. You should really react to some songs she wrote- and she wrote quite a few.
Agree!
Running nose, fly and renovation 😂 just simplicity
Too many Interruptions with such an emotional song.
I think she was 19
I had to stop listening to you because you let too many distractions interfere. Good luck.
there is nothing for you to add, just shut up?
You really should listen to music with both earbuds my guy…you miss a lot when only one is in. Just sayin.
you’re right! i don’t really capture it all with one airpod, thanks for the tip :)
I couldn't subscribe. You chopped up the song so much you didn't do Sinéad or the song justice.
Sorry you feel that way.
juste ecoute tais toi
noted !
You talk to much. Listen
Stop interrupting