Zoocoustic said:They can't get it to sound good live.
I heard it in Seattle 2 and it was like they were trying to find a balance between the stripped down piano-only version at the iPod concert, and the full-blown produced version on the album.
This "middle ground" sounds awful; it comes off feeling very boring. Reminds me of the live version of Stuck In A Moment.
They need to go either piano only or full production; both could work, but they need to decide and give up this wishy-washy crap version.
Zoocoustic said:They can't get it to sound good live.
I heard it in Seattle 2 and it was like they were trying to find a balance between the stripped down piano-only version at the iPod concert, and the full-blown produced version on the album.
This "middle ground" sounds awful; it comes off feeling very boring. Reminds me of the live version of Stuck In A Moment.
They need to go either piano only or full production; both could work, but they need to decide and give up this wishy-washy crap version.
Zoocoustic said:They can't get it to sound good live.
I heard it in Seattle 2 and it was like they were trying to find a balance between the stripped down piano-only version at the iPod concert, and the full-blown produced version on the album.
This "middle ground" sounds awful; it comes off feeling very boring. Reminds me of the live version of Stuck In A Moment.
They need to go either piano only or full production; both could work, but they need to decide and give up this wishy-washy crap version.
orelse said:The Chicago 3 version was amazing. I don't know why they haven't kept it in the set list.