I'd like to say nice  try but.....

Please... no.

Nah, it just doesn't fit. Please return this stolen property to the Pumpkins.

Sorry, a quick Google revealed that it's an abbreviation for Occupy Wall Street. Here in Southern California we refer to that movement simply as "Occupy." I've never heard anyone use the OWS acronym. 

 poetista wrote: 

BTW, Dana Montroy, what is OWS?

There's something chilling about her girly vocal - I think the comment about female rape/incest victims who maintain an outwardly sweet demeanor really nails it. I work with women/girls with those experiences, and often it turns out they are committing horrific and deeply intimate violence in their personal lives, such as cutting, abuse by partners, extreme paraphilia,  self-administered beatings, and worse. This version hints at that kind of shelled rage.

Maybe that's why so many people feel uncomfortable with it. Keep playing it, RP.
Thanks. 

funny stuff.
 

What the hell, I really like this!  Sorry.

Another one of those "upside down" covers: lets take a full head-on, in-your-face, angry, powerful, brilliant song, and do it with a sweet, cute, mellow, female vocals, with just a piano in the background. simply terrible.

This is awful!

Can I rate this a ZERO!

I'd say this is more of the anthem song for all those OWS dummies.

 hikinfiend wrote: 
spot on. . . 
 

Had to switch to groovesalad for duration of this song. 

 unclehud wrote: 
I've known some rage-filled women —- rape and sexual abuse victims, who for one reason or another were powerless against their attackers —- who didn't appear outwardly angry at all: they had internalized their rage (because society doesn't accept angry women), and each continually wore a facade of benign contentment.  To me, this song seems a fair depiction of their predicament: social expectations have trapped them in a cage requiring moderate behavior, but they're still very angry... 

 scrubbrush wrote:  Yeah, I second (or third) that

 scrubbrush wrote: 
Just thinking the same!
Kinda funny considering how often Tori gets "Kate Bush called..."

Like her voice, and this cover is really sweet, but she's not selling the line about "... despite all my rage."

 scrubbrush wrote: 

What.  The.  Hell?

Her voice is better than Corgan's but it doesn't save this interpretation at all.  Not that great.  Too sparse perhaps.

The irony just doesn't work. Time for a new producer.

Rage ???  Where??? Not hearing it......

I give it a 1 cause the original song sucks too. Actually the song is fine, but both versions have sucky singers.

Tori Amos called...

I give it a "2" only because the original song is awesome.

I must agree, S P version much better.....
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