Lacuna Coil performs "Spellbound" on 101.7 The Fox

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Lacuna Coil performs "Spellbound" on 101.7 The Fox live inside The Less Is More Lounge

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• Lacuna Coil
• Christina Scabia
• 101.7 The Fox
• rock music
• acoustic performance
• sonoma county
• Spellbound

[AndressaPohl]

I love Cristina Scabbia...Perfect

[freddygotfingered23]

awesome performance

[XmusicmeisterX]

@lphead And a lot of times, artists imagine a song manifesting in more than one way. This may be just another way/version of the song that shows a different side to the piece. Artists like to play with different ways to do something to birth new ideas and feelings. It's also not common for an acoustic performance to exactly mimic an original recording which is meant for high technology equipment or to be projected to an audience of hundreds or thousands of people. It may not translate.

[XmusicmeisterX]

@lphead Because it's the acoustic version: the original octave is more powerful and allows her to belt loudly with the whole band behind her, where a different key would be more conducive to an acoustic set where the general mood is more toned down.

[SMgoodner]

Andrea actually sounds good. O.o

[julstinnuwen]

I think the song is played in a different tune...still awsome

[metalmaniac088]

Love this song

[hellerusa]

This is ok. I don't agree with the acoustic being low and melow, that is not true. But, I guess I'm comparing these guys to Halestorm. Listen to Halestorm's acoustic versions and it's the same as normal....Awesome. You shouldn't have to change singing pitch if you can sign.

[stephensmith2009]

acoustic... think about that you jackasses. It's supposed to be low and melow. Fucking retards

[lphead]

I think she still sounds good but obviously, it'd be nice if she could replicate the original vocals in acoustic.

[dummy40034]

thank you lphead. i got thumbed down cuz i said she sounds weird an octave down.

[lphead]

OH wait

it's not a full octave

but still why is the song low here lol?