The song "Torn" by the band that wrote and recorded it before it was taken from them. Real musicians manually playing musical instruments on a song THEY ACTUALLY WROTE. From "Wacko Magneto" 1997 ...
The song "Torn" by the band that wrote and recorded it before it was taken from them. Real musicians manually playing musical instruments on a song THEY ACTUALLY WROTE. From "Wacko Magneto" 1997 * Anne Preven - Vocals * Rusty Anderson - Guitar * Scott Cutler - Guitar * Paul Bushnell - Bass * Carla Azar - Drums
Ednaswap was a band from Los Angeles, United States. They existed between 1993 and 1998. Frontwoman Anne Preven came up with the band's name after she dreamed she was in a band of the same name that was so bad they were booed off-stage. www.myspace.com/ednaswapok
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Also, 'taken'? I'm sure they got their fair deal of royalties for that cover and I'm sure that if they didn't want to they could just say 'No, you can't cover us, write your own.' but that would mean they miss in on a lot of cash.
I like this version so much better after a few times I listened to it. It sounds so raw and more emotion plus u cant go wrong with a sick grungy guitar that kicks in.
I like Natalie Imbruglia's version better, but then it's normal to prefer what you heard first.
Here's why:
If there are two versions of a song, and you hear the version you like better first, you'll remember it, and if you hear the other version it will sound inferior.
But if you hear the other version first, you won't like it as much, which means you won't seek out any other versions, which means you'll never have a chance to say you found a second version you liked better!
Nicely concluded! But I believe, you overlooked something: Often one of the versions is commercially more successful, as in this case. The more successful version is more successful since it appeals to more listeners (trivial, but:). It does not matter, whether this is the original version or a cover. However, you are much more _likely_ to hear this version first, since it is broadcasted more. This is a positive feedback loop.
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Check the recorded version of it out here on You Tube:-)
I love her version, even though it´s in Danish.
Love the lyrics though.
Besides, the DJ Funkatron Techno remix of Imbruglia > all.
Here's why:
If there are two versions of a song, and you hear the version you like better first, you'll remember it, and if you hear the other version it will sound inferior.
But if you hear the other version first, you won't like it as much, which means you won't seek out any other versions, which means you'll never have a chance to say you found a second version you liked better!
Q.E.D!