this is almost cool. i wish she'd actually sing more instead of talking. and the horns are too subdued.

SpamNRice wrote:
dito

Bleh

samiyam wrote:

Yeah, this is cool...

Excellent cover.

Too bad the music inside is so...tedious.

Excellent cover... really eerie treatment.

I got the Morphine connection immediately. Glad to hear that sound and style preserved. I like the original of this song, this one is crisp enough and does not stray from the original vocals too far. Would I run out and buy it? Probably not, but if they keep using that Morphine formula, they might go somewhere. Just hard to replace the vocals of the original Morphine singer - a classic combination of music and singer.

Yeah, this is a really cool cover...

btilrn wrote:
Not too many tracks earn such a polarized rating - interesting. Something opposite a bell curve is usually reserved for Dead Can Dance or the Cocteau Twins...

sultry...love her voice, and all that swarmy sax

cherinoel wrote:

This song is wrong.

zipper wrote:
Dayum, you're right.

Meh. "Decent" alright, but Morphine did this style of music so much better.

RIP Mark Sandman, you are still the best.

High Comments to Total Ratings ratio. Interesting ratings distribution. Interesting tune.

I liked it and am a big fan of the original too. This version sets a different mood.

I like this. Very chill.
I can't remember what the original sounds like so no baggage equals positive experience.

Sultry, smooth, noir , disturbing - the sort of track that David Lynch would use in his films. The snare drum and baritone sax are very reminiscent of backing tracks to Twin Peaks. 7 from the Nottingham jury.

I ranked this a 10... I have to say, I really dig this cover...

puck me. this was excruciating. love the song. hurt to endure this version.