Hope Sandoval - Where Did You Run To

Two different versions of this unreleased song - Hope's solo demo and Hope live with Opal (early Mazzy Star).

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Music

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• hope
• sandoval
• mazzy
• star
• opal

[angievigilante]

Where did you find these recordings?

I love them!

[easyriderusa2007]

I found them at w w w . dimeadozen . o r g

[Joshpittsg]

Yes Very folky . In all respect she reflects allot of pain to the consumer

[Gypsyrose1971]

Hope sounds so different in the opal days.

[misticmocha]

she's beautiful ! A new sound of today should be should I say...An older tune from years before and we need more more more more.....

[misticmocha]

she's beautiful a new sound of today an old der tue from years before and we need once more and more and more and more.

[MetalJames1282]

her voice is gold!

[trebor1171]

i think she sounds really good in this song well in every other song to ,awesome!!

[Bobjb999]

The solo demos were recorded '90,a side project when Mazzy was already alive&well.The Opal recording here from '88's the earlier of the two.In '90, the band,as Mazzy Star,was still doing the song live.I'm curious to know if, like "Give You My Lovin'',Hope may have brought it with her to Opal/Mazzy from her early duo with friend Sylvia Gomez,Going Home(-?).

Sylvia wrote the little Mazzy gem "Give You My Lovin'",proving Hope wasn't the sole talent in the duo! I wonder,did Sylvia write WDYRT too?

[midobecker1]

Not matter how folky, darky or softly she sound she is a Janis Joplin of her generation.

[Jeremiy2]

@porkupine73 the blue sky see's itself on mother earth..

[violinjustine]

I am in love with her voice. It's such an inspiration. XD

[mikeusat]

I didn't know Opal did this song. I had only heard Hope's solo acoustic one.