I am loving and appreciating your Sinead reactions. Thank you again SO much. Agreeing with others regarding there are so many great songs of hers to choose from. Highly recommend album versions of: Black Boys on Mopeds, Last Day of Our Acquaintance, Fire On Babylon, John I Love You, House of the Rising Sun, Thief of Your Heart, Sacrifice, soooo many. :)
Sinéad I’m so sorry you went through so much childhood abuse, bless you back in hospital suffering severe depression again. I fear for you since your youngest son took his life in January. Shane was only 17 but hang in there Sinéad we in Ireland 🇮🇪 love you so much. You’d a horrible sad life. Get well soon. Beautiful voice beautiful lyrics I feel you Sinéad. Thanks 🙏🏻 for reacting
Sinead wrote in "Rememberings": "When I remember the tracks on "I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got," I see again that the themes of death, dying, and communicating from the beyond are everywhere. In the first track, "Feel So Different," I'm actually talking to my mother." So it's another of the songs about her mother who she claims was alcoholic, abusive and manipulative. She's said before that she isn't sorry that he mother died, but it is something that haunts her and whether she's right or wrong in her memories (which differ from some of her siblings). It has been one of the forces that has shaped her own life. Once again it's a near-perfect song, with a strong melody and thoughtful lyrics to say nothing about her exceptional voice and the musicianship of the accompaniment. The lyrics are worth reading and pondering on their own but it is helpful in understanding them to know about her life. Unfortunately, we only know what she is willing to reveal about herself and there are many things that she won't say. Thanks to the person who chose this (I've forgotten your name), I admire your taste although there are so many brilliant songs by Sinead that this is one of many songs you could have requested. But this has brought it back to my mind and I will listen to it again a few times. BTW, unfortunately, "Rememberings" was a Kindle Daily Deal last night at 99 pence and has now returned to £5.99. Still, it was more than that when I bought it and I still think that it's a worthwhile purchase.
sidead is so unique, thanks for introducing this song to me. a few others that I think you may like are: 'last day of our acquaintance', 'you cause so much sorrow,' 'black boys on mopeds'.
If you feel her soul in these songs, search for 'Sinead o'connor sacrifice'. It's from an Elton John anthology album. Her voice will sear a hole in your heart.
Totally relate to her deep lyrics. I lived it too. Not as horrendous as her but I very much understand horrendous. Haunting but empowering. Thankyou for sharing. I would say this song about her mother or partly at least. Child trauma of the worst kind.
She suffered abuse from her mother and her mother died before any possible reconciliation. She's also singing to JEUSUAH whom she leaned on thru the abuse. As a matter of fact, irony is; I learned what 'double entendre ' means while watching Sinead's first prime time interview while she explained her music.
I think Sinead may be singing about her abusive mother, maybe. Can I suggest that you all check out this wonderful performance... Sinead O'Connor Live at AB - Ancienne Belgique
She is singing about her Mother and the abuse she took all her life . Sinead has a deep hate for her. A masterpiece to her mother is Nothing compares to you … just listen to Sinead talk to Dr. Phil
The Prayer @ the beginning is the same one said world-wide by "A.A" (Alcohol Anonymous) Groups & other "12 Step Programs". To me it's a prayer of learning, deliverance & hopefully surrender from the substance that has control of your mind & body.
interestingly though, you could consider her a hero in that respect. She was using her platform to bring to light child abuse in the Catholic Church before the full understanding of what had gone on became finally understood by the general public. She risked her career by standing up and bringing attention to these terrible crimes. (I dont think she cared about her "pop" career by that point anyway, not compared against the horrific abuse of trust people had given the church in the responsibility of their children). Quite a woman. I believe the people who booed her when she tore up the picture may have reflected back on their reaction a couple of years later when it all came out.
@@HarriBestReactions I can't remember for the life of me which video it was you were reviewing. I just asked you to look into the band Talk Talk, but preferably from '86 onwards. Remarkable band that you and your audience are bound to appreciate! Thanks.
One of the most mesmerizing performers I ever saw live. This whole album is absolutely incredible.
Sinead was very very important to me since her beginning, like a healing.
I am loving and appreciating your Sinead reactions. Thank you again SO much. Agreeing with others regarding there are so many great songs of hers to choose from. Highly recommend album versions of: Black Boys on Mopeds, Last Day of Our Acquaintance, Fire On Babylon, John I Love You, House of the Rising Sun, Thief of Your Heart, Sacrifice, soooo many. :)
Thank you
Hold Back the Night
Love your reacting to this strong and beautiful human being.
I'm a man & through something I've been through it's very empowering to me.
RIP Sinèad
I absolutely love this song by her❤
Yes such a beautiful song
Sinéad I’m so sorry you went through so much childhood abuse, bless you back in hospital suffering severe depression again. I fear for you since your youngest son took his life in January. Shane was only 17 but hang in there Sinéad we in Ireland 🇮🇪 love you so much. You’d a horrible sad life. Get well soon. Beautiful voice beautiful lyrics I feel you Sinéad. Thanks 🙏🏻 for reacting
Masterpiece ❤️
Forgot about this. Brings me back. Thanks!
Facts! She is real❤
Sinead wrote in "Rememberings":
"When I remember the tracks on "I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got," I see again that the themes of death, dying, and communicating from the beyond are everywhere. In the first track, "Feel So Different," I'm actually talking to my mother."
So it's another of the songs about her mother who she claims was alcoholic, abusive and manipulative. She's said before that she isn't sorry that he mother died, but it is something that haunts her and whether she's right or wrong in her memories (which differ from some of her siblings). It has been one of the forces that has shaped her own life.
Once again it's a near-perfect song, with a strong melody and thoughtful lyrics to say nothing about her exceptional voice and the musicianship of the accompaniment.
The lyrics are worth reading and pondering on their own but it is helpful in understanding them to know about her life. Unfortunately, we only know what she is willing to reveal about herself and there are many things that she won't say.
Thanks to the person who chose this (I've forgotten your name), I admire your taste although there are so many brilliant songs by Sinead that this is one of many songs you could have requested. But this has brought it back to my mind and I will listen to it again a few times.
BTW, unfortunately, "Rememberings" was a Kindle Daily Deal last night at 99 pence and has now returned to £5.99. Still, it was more than that when I bought it and I still think that it's a worthwhile purchase.
Often the child who is the most abused, or considered the most troublesome, remembers things very differently from their siblings.
What a great comment you have written. I feel the same and thank you. RIP to Sinéad ❤❤❤
I always think violins make everything so much better, I haven't listened to this CD for years I must dig out.
sidead is so unique, thanks for introducing this song to me. a few others that I think you may like are: 'last day of our acquaintance', 'you cause so much sorrow,' 'black boys on mopeds'.
Three Babies. About her own children. Heartbreaking.
Harri reacted to that on 6th February 2022. He's also reacted to "Troy."
I know she's helped me. Thank you for doing some different songs, she has a deep catalog, in more ways than one.
This entire album is brilliant...what an artist ! Her cover of Nothing Compares 2U is the best !
Thank Harri.... Beautiful reaction!! 🇨🇦
🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
If you feel her soul in these songs, search for 'Sinead o'connor sacrifice'. It's from an Elton John anthology album. Her voice will sear a hole in your heart.
R.I.P Sinead....❤
Totally relate to her deep lyrics. I lived it too. Not as horrendous as her but I very much understand horrendous. Haunting but empowering. Thankyou for sharing. I would say this song about her mother or partly at least. Child trauma of the worst kind.
thank you for bringing her back to the world hope young people are watching :) i always related this to abusive parents
Her cover of Elton johns “sacrifice” is phenomenal
She suffered abuse from her mother and her mother died before any possible reconciliation.
She's also singing to JEUSUAH
whom she leaned on thru the abuse.
As a matter of fact, irony is;
I learned what
'double entendre ' means while watching
Sinead's first prime time interview
while she explained her music.
Beautiful 🎵song ❤
Harri, you really must hear her version of House Of The Rising Sun. The Animals own the song, but her cover is just fabulous also.
I actually prefer her version - she really makes it sound like a ghost is telling you their story.
I need to check that
I think Sinead may be singing about her abusive mother, maybe. Can I suggest that you all check out this wonderful performance... Sinead O'Connor Live at AB - Ancienne Belgique
Nothing Compares to you was one of the top songs in my humble opinion. She’s an amazing artist.
Her son took his own life in Jan of this year.
Her video version of Nothing Compares 2 U is a must.
Also no one ever talks about the song I Am Stretched On Your Grave.
She is singing about her Mother and the abuse she took all her life . Sinead has a deep hate for her. A masterpiece to her mother is Nothing compares to you … just listen to Sinead talk to Dr. Phil
Well this is something special love you
Much like Angelina Jordan, Sinead seems to sound better with little to no accompaniment -- they both hypnotize you with their voices....
I still have that cassette!!
I consider "Black Boys On Mopeds" her most emotionally moving song
The Prayer @ the beginning is the same one said world-wide by "A.A" (Alcohol Anonymous) Groups & other "12 Step Programs".
To me it's a prayer of learning, deliverance & hopefully surrender from the substance that has control of your mind & body.
Good one!
I think she’s talking about her mother. She said her mother abused her all her life.
The lyrics will make total sense if it was her mother
After Sinead tore a picture of the Pope at a concert she went down career wise
interestingly though, you could consider her a hero in that respect. She was using her platform to bring to light child abuse in the Catholic Church before the full understanding of what had gone on became finally understood by the general public. She risked her career by standing up and bringing attention to these terrible crimes. (I dont think she cared about her "pop" career by that point anyway, not compared against the horrific abuse of trust people had given the church in the responsibility of their children). Quite a woman. I believe the people who booed her when she tore up the picture may have reflected back on their reaction a couple of years later when it all came out.
Did you read my Talk Talk piece Harri? Took me long enough!
Sorry,i missed it Christian.Could you send me a link here please?
@@HarriBestReactions I can't remember for the life of me which video it was you were reviewing. I just asked you to look into the band Talk Talk, but preferably from '86 onwards. Remarkable band that you and your audience are bound to appreciate! Thanks.
Can you please react to Robert Palmer song called Know by now
Please
Lmao