Yeah, it sounds like they had disparate parts that belonged in separate songs. A better producer would've stopped them halfway through rehearsal and said, "Uh guys...this isn't working."
BTW...I've been humming and singing this song to myself the whole day; the synth part because it's so...
I love the synth intro to this song but the vocals are a bit of a letdown. In fact, they don't even seem to go with the synth part at all as I expected something slower and pensive in nature and got something entirely different.
Totally...that's one of the best songs on that amazing album. I love the dynamics of the song as it goes from the soft verses to him belting out the chorus.
This is the 3rd time I've listened to this now and it's starting to grow on me. It's very Beatlesque. I hear what sounds like a mandolin which goes very well with this type of song. I'll give it a 7.5/10.
Even though I'm not really into metal, I can appreciate this. Like Iron Maiden, it seems more accessible to non-metal fans. Maybe it's the instrumentation. I dunno...it was just easier to get into than other metal songs on here. 7.3/10
I think this Nick Drake guy was an inspiration to Morrisey. Kind of a folksy song with a jangly guitar and the type of lyrics that Morrisey and his fans would enjoy. 7/10
Interesting song structure...no chorus whatsoever. Just a wonderfully melodic verse with some deep lyrics that take hold of you. I feel like this one will stay with me for a while. 8/10
Not bad. I appreciated the girl's vocals more than Nick who seems out of his element here and unable to break out of his monotone style of singing. 7/10
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