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So far, my fave LDR song.
Nice!
I've been giving LDR songs an immediate 7 when I first hear them, well today I think I heard some French Horn in the track, and boy what a lovely voice...all worthy to go +1 to 8. Long Live RP and LDR!!
LDR has a delightful darkness to her "aura."
That, and a beautiful voice.
That, and a beautiful voice.
philip1 wrote:
Why not? Maybe she just couldn't come up with something better or even different.
A good rendition of a great song.
But why sing it like Joni? Joni did it perfectly.
Why not? Maybe she just couldn't come up with something better or even different.
Very nice rendition, but still not quite Joni. But, who is?
Lana somehow gives new meaning to the lyrics and really do hear the song afresh. I love it, thanks!
It's always a bold move to cover iconic songs, Beatles songs, etc. Somehow this misses for me.
Some songs need a cover to bring something new out of them. This is not one of those songs.
Joni's is better.
glad I’m not the only who had to double check to see if this was Joni M.!
damn fine work by Ms. Rey
Chimpmeister wrote:
Thats funny, I'm always relieved when Joni doesn't "come on", her music is beyond painful to hear. And unfortunately she's played here way too much. Awful stuff that's dated and unlistenable.
And now I'm happy that this was followed by Joni today.
Thats funny, I'm always relieved when Joni doesn't "come on", her music is beyond painful to hear. And unfortunately she's played here way too much. Awful stuff that's dated and unlistenable.
And now I'm happy that this was followed by Joni today.
alisathegreat wrote:
Yep. I feel like she was like, wonder how close I can get to Joni for a few lines. Pretty darn close.
Man, I could swear that IS Joni Mitchell starting at "Nobody stopped to hear him."
Yep. I feel like she was like, wonder how close I can get to Joni for a few lines. Pretty darn close.
Man, I could swear that IS Joni Mitchell starting at "Nobody stopped to hear him."
I'm inclined to think Joni would approve.
BoFiS wrote:
I always enjoy a good cover, but not sure what she is adding or changing here.
Kinda always disappointed that this isn't Joni when it comes on...
I always enjoy a good cover, but not sure what she is adding or changing here.
7->8
Lana Del Ray. I never know if her sadness is ironic, she seems to epitomise "first world problems" I like to think she knows exactly what shes doing.
BoFiS wrote:
Thats funny, I'm always relieved when Joni doesn't "come on", her music is beyond painful to hear. And unfortunately she's played here way too much. Awful stuff that's dated and unlistenable.
Kinda always disappointed that this isn't Joni when it comes on..
Thats funny, I'm always relieved when Joni doesn't "come on", her music is beyond painful to hear. And unfortunately she's played here way too much. Awful stuff that's dated and unlistenable.
Shades of Jennifer Warnes and "Bird on a Wire" (Famous Blue Raincoat).
Nicely done IMO
Nicely done IMO
What a change, from Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone" to this one from Lana del Rey...
A lovely rendition of Joni's song. LDR's sound is maturing a bit. I like it! 

She should do more covers....
Kinda always disappointed that this isn't Joni when it comes on...
A soaring sublime song, with all the energy drained out of it. And that vocal fry, and all that sliding around from note to note. Not to my taste.
She's alright but has me yearning to hear some Natalie Merchant instead!
A good rendition of a great song.
But why sing it like Joni? Joni did it perfectly.
But why sing it like Joni? Joni did it perfectly.
Bat wrote:
I agree but this was a great cover. So sweet and tuneful, especially the harmonies.
When this finished playing I immediately listened to the original. I'll take Joni Mitchell's original version thank you.
I agree but this was a great cover. So sweet and tuneful, especially the harmonies.
When this finished playing I immediately listened to the original. I'll take Joni Mitchell's original version thank you.
Where is depressing, melancholic and suicidal Lana? This is just like okey i can move on
not bad.
No need.
No need.
There is no doubt that she can truly sing but the addition of those harmony swells in production at the end of each verse just threw it all off...for me. Just a little too forced...for me.
An honest and true version of a remarkable song.



