Is anyone else floored by Cash's version of Hurt?
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Originally posted by Flashback
No problem if you did not like it but to say the cover sucked (even thought the original writer and many, many others say otherwise) and Cash sucks ... is utter nonsense
No problem if you did not like it but to say the cover sucked (even thought the original writer and many, many others say otherwise) and Cash sucks ... is utter nonsense
A better discussion would center around the fact that EVERYBODY loves Johnny Cash now that he has passed on. Where were all these fans ten years ago when he needed them?
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Nonsense? Again, isn't this just a matter of opinion? Must everyone love Johnny Cash?
A better discussion would center around the fact that EVERYBODY loves Johnny Cash now that he has passed on. Where were all these fans ten years ago when he needed them?
Nonsense? Again, isn't this just a matter of opinion? Must everyone love Johnny Cash?
A better discussion would center around the fact that EVERYBODY loves Johnny Cash now that he has passed on. Where were all these fans ten years ago when he needed them?
An opinion to say you don't like it is one thing... to say it sucks and that Cash sucks is another and sounds like a thread crap to me.
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It sucked, in my opinion. How many times do I have to add that "in my opinion" before some of you realize it is words also and need to be read with the rest of the sentence? Trent Reznor liked it? Good for him. Did I? No. You liked it? Good for you. Did I? NO!
Get a grip people and I never said Cash sucked. I said he went out on a piss-poor note and I maintain that. I love how words are twisted in a thread, then someone else reads it and picks up the whole "he said CASH SUCKED" bullsh!t.
Get a grip people and I never said Cash sucked. I said he went out on a piss-poor note and I maintain that. I love how words are twisted in a thread, then someone else reads it and picks up the whole "he said CASH SUCKED" bullsh!t.
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Originally posted by Ergyu
I did haha, thanks. Sounds like you were around way back in the day though. I didn't get into NIN until right before The Downward Spiral came out. I don't listen to industrial though, and don't really consider nine inch nails industrial, so I have a different approach.
I did haha, thanks. Sounds like you were around way back in the day though. I didn't get into NIN until right before The Downward Spiral came out. I don't listen to industrial though, and don't really consider nine inch nails industrial, so I have a different approach.
Yeah Downward Spiral was the last album of NIN I bought actually, was into them since Pretty Hate, I just tired of them by that time. I will still every now and then put something on but not very often at all. Back then there was more people considering them industrial, I think things have changed since then, people seem to distance NIN from that genre...or atleast put it into a different variation of the genre.
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I will have to agree with the others in this thread, some people just won't like it better than the original. And just because Trent Reznor says it is good doesn't mean it is. It is all a matter of PERSONAL TASTE and OPINION.
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Originally posted by fnordboy
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I will have to agree with the others in this thread, some people just won't like it better than the original. And just because Trent Reznor says it is good doesn't mean it is. It is all a matter of PERSONAL TASTE and OPINION.
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I will have to agree with the others in this thread, some people just won't like it better than the original. And just because Trent Reznor says it is good doesn't mean it is. It is all a matter of PERSONAL TASTE and OPINION.
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Originally posted by jay77
A better discussion would center around the fact that EVERYBODY loves Johnny Cash now that he has passed on. Where were all these fans ten years ago when he needed them?
A better discussion would center around the fact that EVERYBODY loves Johnny Cash now that he has passed on. Where were all these fans ten years ago when he needed them?
And it wouldn't be a Cash thread without the best Grammy ad ever:
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There's no question it's better than the original.
There's no question it's better than the original.
The Video is super powerful, but I really don't like the song to just listen to it minus the video.
Cash's voice was pretty shot and the songs just bland without the video.
In the video, his voice, along with how unhealthy he looks, ads to the sad lyrics and imagery and is incredibly powerful.
Put just listening to it, it's just one of my favorite NIN songs being sung by an old man who's voice was nearly shot.
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Originally posted by Josh Hinkle
I disagree.
The Video is super powerful, but I really don't like the song to just listen to it minus the video.
Cash's voice was pretty shot and the songs just bland without the video.
In the video, his voice, along with how unhealthy he looks, ads to the sad lyrics and imagery and is incredibly powerful.
Put just listening to it, it's just one of my favorite NIN songs being sung by an old man who's voice was nearly shot.
I disagree.
The Video is super powerful, but I really don't like the song to just listen to it minus the video.
Cash's voice was pretty shot and the songs just bland without the video.
In the video, his voice, along with how unhealthy he looks, ads to the sad lyrics and imagery and is incredibly powerful.
Put just listening to it, it's just one of my favorite NIN songs being sung by an old man who's voice was nearly shot.
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Originally posted by Josh Hinkle
I disagree.
The Video is super powerful, but I really don't like the song to just listen to it minus the video.
Cash's voice was pretty shot and the songs just bland without the video.
In the video, his voice, along with how unhealthy he looks, ads to the sad lyrics and imagery and is incredibly powerful.
Put just listening to it, it's just one of my favorite NIN songs being sung by an old man who's voice was nearly shot.
I disagree.
The Video is super powerful, but I really don't like the song to just listen to it minus the video.
Cash's voice was pretty shot and the songs just bland without the video.
In the video, his voice, along with how unhealthy he looks, ads to the sad lyrics and imagery and is incredibly powerful.
Put just listening to it, it's just one of my favorite NIN songs being sung by an old man who's voice was nearly shot.
And jay77 - never said I was an expert....
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Originally posted by Josh Hinkle
being sung by an old man who's voice was nearly shot.
being sung by an old man who's voice was nearly shot.
Of course, I have been known to like bands with lead singers who probably shouldn't being singing. So YMMV.
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For me, that is what sold me on the song. I think it says a lot more with someone older singing it. And his voice just added so much more emotion in it IMO.
For me, that is what sold me on the song. I think it says a lot more with someone older singing it. And his voice just added so much more emotion in it IMO.
Originally posted by fnordboy
Of course, I have been known to like bands with lead singers who probably shouldn't being singing. So YMMV.
Of course, I have been known to like bands with lead singers who probably shouldn't being singing. So YMMV.
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Originally posted by Flashback
And that is an opinion that I can agree with, only on the fact it has an opinion and a reason beside it 'sucks' and Cash 'sucks'.
And jay77 - never said I was an expert....
And that is an opinion that I can agree with, only on the fact it has an opinion and a reason beside it 'sucks' and Cash 'sucks'.
And jay77 - never said I was an expert....
Also, lets remember that no one in this thread ever said that Cash 'sucks'. I have no idea where that came from.
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Originally posted by Josh Hinkle
Like I said I thought it added a lot when paired with the visuals in the video, but it just killed the song for me when just listening to it by itself.
Like I said I thought it added a lot when paired with the visuals in the video, but it just killed the song for me when just listening to it by itself.
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Originally posted by jay77
Yea...I know. Just playing devil's advocate and causing trouble. Like everybody else, you are certainly entitled to your opinion. I guess I just need to learn to throw in a smilie every now and then.
Also, lets remember that no one in this thread ever said that Cash 'sucks'. I have no idea where that came from.
Yea...I know. Just playing devil's advocate and causing trouble. Like everybody else, you are certainly entitled to your opinion. I guess I just need to learn to throw in a smilie every now and then.
Also, lets remember that no one in this thread ever said that Cash 'sucks'. I have no idea where that came from.
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Originally posted by DJLinus
Gotta agree with Flashback there. Fans were there 10 years ago, as that's when he first partnered with Rick Rubin, who did a great job of exposing him to a new audience. I know that's when I discovered him. It'd be more accurate to say "where were his fans in the '80s?"
And it wouldn't be a Cash thread without the best Grammy ad ever:
Gotta agree with Flashback there. Fans were there 10 years ago, as that's when he first partnered with Rick Rubin, who did a great job of exposing him to a new audience. I know that's when I discovered him. It'd be more accurate to say "where were his fans in the '80s?"
And it wouldn't be a Cash thread without the best Grammy ad ever: