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A really good buy and a lot of classic songs from a great group from the past.

This is the best of all the Moody Blues music and I am listening to it every day, every where :) It was a great investment.

Sound was good. A really good CD to listen to when you are in a laid back-folksy kind of mood. The Moody Blues should have a wider fan base than they do. They had a lot more good songs other than Knights In White Satin.

I haven't listened to the Moody Blues in a while, and getting back to them was a wonderful trip into my high school days. The sound quality wasn't as great as I had hoped, but some of that may have been my system. There were some songs that I wouldn't have chosen on a compilation, but for the most part, all of what I needed to hear was there. I was taking the cliff notes version-- I didn't want to spend the money for ALL their LPs, which were pretty much ALL darn good!

I THOUGHT THAT THIS WOULD BE HARD TO FIND. EASILY FOUND, ARRIVED IN A TIMELY MANNER. LOOKING FOREWARD TO DOING BUSINESS WITH THIS SELLER AGAIN.

I received the item ordered- 311 "Uplifter" CD on the day it came out in the stores.
I'm glad I preordered this CD because I bought it for cheaper than I had I bought it at the store and I saved myself a driving trip!

I would have given this album two stars instead of three, however because I love these guys and have since grassroots came out. I love 311 and they are one of my favorite bands still. But I really do miss how they used to make their music. Give me the days of "Omaha Stylee" or "Do You Right" or "Freak Out" or the classic "Down"! I don't know what they are doing now.

It seems that ever since the album Transistor they have been transisting to crap. I say crap lightly I don't mean it entirely. It should be noted that Transistor is actually one of my favorite albums. However, Soundsystem followed which was alright, then it was from Chaos which I loved, they really were getting back to their roots with that one with songs like "From Chaos" and "Sick Tight". Then they followed with Evolver and again the cd starts out with "Creatures" and then mellows out for the rest of the cd. And then Don't Tread on Me came to mellow us even more. Now they have brought us Uplifter and yet again it's a different kind of sound, yes, but still the same mellow stuff with exception of ONE like "Jackpot", Which doesn't compare at all to former songs like "Hive" or "Lucky".

I am not a big fan of this album and for those of you who love 311 and are thinking about buying this hoping for something pretty awesome. These words are hard, don't worry yourself with this one guys. If you're an old school fan this will not suffice at all. Uplifter will just make you feel like your constantly sitting in some salsa bar and not in the halls of a pretty cool concert venue jamming out to the 311 that we all first loved!

PS: Is SA sounding more like a girl now on purpose? Example "I Like The Way".

I wouldn't ever say it to their face, but its really starting to get tired. I put Evolver on yesterday just to let myself know that 311 still has the ability to make music that you can get addicted to - come to think of it, that was a long time ago.

Most songs on this album will remind you of verses or hooks from other songs. SA's versus and harmonies follow the same formula as the past albums and there's nothing to grab on to.

I gave this CD 5 days of repeated listening and I've decided that I wouldn't replace it if it were lost or stolen.
I wanna cry.

Something is peculiar about this affair. There are a few nice songs but the whole thing will leave you scratching your head, this is not "uplifting."

I loved 311 since the beginning. I was so looking forward to this album. Way too many sloooow dreamy songs. Thats not 311. I do like the more upbeat songs, but theres not many on here. Jackpot is my fave. Some of the lyrics on the slow ones are bad. Really bad. But I'm going to see them live in a few weeks anyway, cause they rock live.

i did not listen to jeff since a long time.he's amazing now.his guitar cries,smiles,shouts and others sensations.tal is superb and exiting. when she looks at jeff like a father and he asks the audiance to applaude her as his daughter.vinnie is one of the best drummers in the world.i did not know the keyboard man but he's very good too.
and the sound is very well recorded.
good bless good music.
lucio lorenzini/milan

if you are a jeff beck fan this video is unbelievable if you don't know of jeff beck this video will make you a FAN,take your breath away guitar riffs,just a great dvd

I actually purchased this after seeing it on an HD channel. Had to have it. Better than Tivo.
This concert has everything for the Jeff Beck fan. Breathtaking.

A versatile guitarist who play anything in between, either rock, blues or jazz. He's a living legend in guitar, one of the best guitarist on earth. These performances were recorded live at the Ronnie Scott's club. Jeff at his age is still playing great. His line-up here had a debut at the Crossroads Guitar Festival. Tal Wilkenfeld - bass (had toured with Chick Corea), Vinnie Colaiuta - drums (had played with Frank Zappa) and Jason Rebello - keyboards.

You've got 21 songs in the dvd. Some of the best numbers that were performed are Stratus ( a Billy Cobham original), Cause We've Ended As Lovers (a Stevie Wonder original but made famous by JB), Led Boots (a Max Middleton composition), Scatterbrain and Space Boogie.

Guest artists were Eric Clapton, Joss Stone & Imogen Heap. JB did 2 songs with EC and that is Little Brown Bird and You Need Love. Joss Stone sang on People Get Ready and Imogen Heap sang on Blanket and Rollin and Tumblin.

Among the audience caught by the camera were Robert Plant and Jimmy Page.

If you like various style of guitar playing, then this is the right one for you!

If you're a fan of Jeff Beck or just a fan of good music, you will love this video. The small venue combined with the great band and strong song selection make this a very enjoyable video performance. The director understands that you bought this video to watch Jeff (primarily) play. The other members of the band get a reasonable showing also and the interplay between all the band members heightens the enjoyment.

Over all, this is a really great cd. There are quite a few songs that were absoulutely perfect and only 2 that I didn't care for. The acoustic cd and dvd were a nice added bonus.

So after 6 years Rancid put out another ablbum.
You'll get a lot of 'they should have stayed with ...and out come the wolves sound' .
Personally I'm glad they don't put out the same album over and over.
You can always count on Rancid to throw something differant at you.
I was so happy with this one.
As lame and as simple minded as it sounds.
Every song on it seems to have it's place, no filler.
LA River took some time to get used to - still I'm convinced that Matt Freeman and the cookie monster are the same person/muppet, still, one of the better muppets!
New Orleans & Civilian Ways are two of the greatest songs Rancid has ever recorded, I'd throw them in there with Ruby Soho, Let me go, or Coppers.
The last track is perfect, easily influenced by Willie Nelson.
ALSO!
Don't look now, but you can get this album with a bonus cd + DVD.
The cd gives you a handfull of acoustic tracks from the album + a bonus song. These songs are right on par with the album version; Liberty and Freedom is a standout.
The best 15 smackers you'll ever spend!
Let's hope the next one comes out before 2015!

Its an okay album, but not nearly as good as Indestructible. Ive been listening to it for a week now and its just not happening. Too bad, this was going to be my #1 album this summer.

The thing I love about Rancid is that each song is made in each own style. Let the Dominoes Fall is all about that. If you like Rancid as they change over time, this is a must have.

this after first listen. i dig it. been a fan since the first (ok second) lp (and yes i have em on LP). own most of the records, singles, etc. will definitely find this one on vinyl.

this has the ska, punk, and rock sound you'd expect from the boys. too early to rate it top 2, but currently, it's definitely top 4.

best album since wolves.

This is a great chill out double disc. It is perfect for a rainy day.. or when you just aren't feeling "peppy". There are tons of great artists. Iron&Wine does a tune called "Die" that is only 1:07 but might be one of the best on the album.

I just bought this album a few weeks ago and I must say I do not regret it AT ALL. It is so reasonably priced for the amount and quality of the music you get. There really is nothing like a great compilation - it is a play list already created for you. This is right up there next to my compilation from The Believer. LOVE IT.

From the soulful, intense beats of "Knotty Pine" and "Tightrope," to the brooding, emotionally charged "Lua" and "I Was Young...," none of these tracks disappoint. I love the collaborations with Leslie Feist and can't stop listening to the My Brightest Diamond version of "Feeling Good." I also think the Sufjan Stevens track is one of the best I have ever heard by him.

Buy this album. It has an all star line up that truly cannot disappoint. It has also led me to discover a few new artists that I will be following. A great value for a good cause!

Well, sadly, I ordered this double disk on Amazon and once you have unwrapped the cellophane, you don't qualify for a return anymore. I found that disc 1, labeled, "THIS SIDE", absolutely will not import to my itunes on my laptop. Ugh, this is uber frustrating, to say the least. I have tried over 20 times with no luck. Right now I was able to get the command going, only to find out that the first song is jamming my download. I have imported over 500 disks, so I'm familiar with the process. Has anyone else experienced this problem?

Besides the fact that purchasing this CD contributes to heightened AIDS awareness and safe sex education in the world, the music itself is exquisite. If you are new to independent music, you will get an apt sampling of some of the best. If you've been following these artists for years and love their music, these exclusive tracks will make you tingle with even more love for artists and groups such as Yeasayer, Sufjan Stevens, Grizzly Bear, Stuart Murdoch, Beirut, etc.

As a DJ for an independent music radio station, I fully encourage you to make the purchase. You won't regret it.

This compilation is a great idea overall. It is made for a good cause, and it brings a great selection of current artists of similar musical trends, in a double album for a fair price.

It is filled with rare tracks made for this occasion. It even includes music from recently established artists such as Riceboy Sleeps (Sigur Ros's singer side project), Stuart Murdoch (Belle and Sebastian).

There are some great collaborations in here too, such as: David Byrne with the Dirty Projectors, Jose Gonzalez and The Books, Feist and Ben Gibbard, and Catpower and Dirty Delta Blues, to name a few.

Most of the songs capture the essence of the idea and focus more on the feeling rather than the words.
In Short, it is a very romantic and compassionate soundtrack, mainly for a select age group, perhaps more young adult contemporary.

(It should be noted that on the second cd track list, the song "Amazing Grace" should be reversed and should come before "Happiness". "Another Saturday" comes after "Happiness", where "Amazing grace" is said to be).

Michael's "BEN" song is actually about his pet mouse that he caught in his house, not a human being. I saw this movie back in the 70's,.. today it's nowhere to be found.

It's a blanket of love! Everybody knows that!" - Michael Jackson, Man in the Mirror.

Back when this quintessential album was first released in the mid 70s, no one, least of all me(because I wasn't alive) would have known of the turbulent h*mo-erotic adventures that the 'gloved one' would soon venture on to.

However, when one listens up close to the saccharine sweet lyrics of
'Ben' one gets sick on the stomach.

"Ben, the two of us need look no more
We both found what we were looking for..."

I felt g*y just typing that out. It could just as easily be Macaulay Caulkin he is singing about! Maybe this is the song that turned him into a p*derast, who knows.

If you like saccharine sweet love songs with h*mo-erotic, p*derast overtones, you will love "Ben."

"I used to say "I" and "me"
Now it's "us", now it's "we"

RIP Michael Jackson 1958-2009.

THIS ALBUM IS AMONG THE BEST IN HIS DISCOGRAPHY.
enjoy. Rest in peace Michael Jackson.

I have this album on tape, and I just ordered it on cd!
It's fantastic! There are great singers, and there are
great dancers, but nobody will ever come close to the
incredible talent of young M.J.! He has the soul of atleast
1 billion negros! M.J. is soul to the highest level!!!!!!!!!

Michael Jackson was just beginning to show his true talent and brilliance with "Ben". "Ben" (the single) was his first number one hit. This is a great album to have!!! "Greatest Show on Earth" is a classic!!! Buy It!!! God Bless...

Great CD. All of MJ's great hits. The whole family is singing and dancing along (12 year old to 54 year old). My copy skips at a couple points. I'll have to check and see if it's the CD or my player.

I am not a fan of Michael Jackson. I am a Prince fan. I am a fan of musicians, not just singers. So I should be a fan of Justin Timberlake and Usher right? Wrong. Getting back to Jacko. Usually BEST OF, GREATEST HITS or ESSENTIAL albums/box sets are filled with their complete hit catalogue. But there is always a song or two that should be on there and one song that is one there that shouldn't be. Who (or whom)ever arranged this hit fulfilled 3.0 package is just a few songs of perfect. Agree or disagree.

First of all, The 3rd disc starts with "Can't Get Outta The Rain". Now before I continue, here's Amazon's start of their product description of the Essential Limited series. 'Each Essential Limited Edition 3.0 expanded 3-CD set features the biggest hits and best-loved songs from superstar artists'. "Can't Get Outta The Rain" Best-loved? This song is awful. It's mocking disco with silly chants and noises. Quincy Jones should hide under a tree if ever asked about producing this one. They should have omitted that one. Secondly, where's songs like "You Can Win" from his Scarecrow role in the motion picture THE WIZ? Where's "Scream"? The only song that he's ever done a duet on record with his sister, Janet Jackson. Of even The Jacksons "State Of Shock" with Mick Jagger? Surely you don't mean to say that there was not enough room on the 3rd disc for those two tracks while disc 1 has 21 and disc 2 has 17 tracks on them, pushing disc 3 to 10 selections from 7, my goodness, would be-pushing it?

Nevertheless, this is an awesome set. Remember, I AM NOT A MICHAEL JACKSON FAN. But aside from my complaint, it gets no better than this. Starting with a few Jackson 5/Motown tracks to Michael's Motown solo hits, to shifting to The Jacksons and Epic to Michael doing it alone and never turning back. Questionable 2nd verse lyrics in "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" (lyrics slightly different from the THRILLER album). There's nothin' BAD you can say about this box set, really.

You could say whatever you wanna say about Michael but you can't deny the man's music is infectious. Yes, it has gone down the drain a bit lately with his last couple of releases. But you'd need a tight compilation like this to remind you of why the man was once historical and why there's still a chance for him to reconquer his throne. I'm one of the first to say that I'd love to see him evolve musically at this point in his career. I'm not sure that's a risk he's willing to take though. But I feel it's so urgently needed for his career to explode again. At this point it wouldn't hurt to try.
What prevents me from giving this compilation a 5 star rating is that it's missing some of his best tracks such as Earth Song and Scream. How were they not included?! And yes, it's great that some of the Jackson 5 songs were dropped in but how about I'll be there?! Otherwise this is a great compilation worth obtaining for your music collection!

Okay, I am a big Michael Jackson fan, but how could "I'll Be There" and "Dancing Machine" not be on this?! Save for that, this woul've been a five star item. It is wonderful to hear the evolution of MJ's voice throughout the entire collection. My CD skips as well on the second disk around the song "Dangerous." Must be a manufacturing issue. This is a must-have if you are a long-time Jackson fan.

I want so much to buy this, but I am still just so sick that he is gone. I had been wishing that I could see him in concert. He was our Elvis.
I am just 3 years younger than he. He was at his hottest the same time I was! I miss him so much.
As to some sort of review: After looking at all his available CD's, it seems to be between this one and History Vol 1. Then I noticed History doesnt have Dirty Diana, which is my favorite.

Now that he's passed, there's bound to be more lifetime collections coming out very soon. One is listed that is coming out in August, but it has no mention of the songs on it.

I want to say one more thing: Michael does not fit the profile of a pedophile to any educated person. He was like a lot of gazillionaire celebrities: lost in his own exile. Unable to leave the house alone since he was a child. He was obsessed with wanting a childhood and recreated it as often as possible in either visiting Disney, building Neverland, playing Peter Pan, and spending time with children. When i was a child, I played with children, talked to them, and had them in my bed giggling and watching movies. So did Michael. A stupid thing to do as a grown man, in a litigious sense, but then, he really wasn't a grown man. I truly don't believe he did anything wrong....but there are people everyday that try to get money out of celebrities. Someday, those two boys will grow up and get away from thier greedy parents, and I hope they tell the truth and clear his name. We won't blame them...only their parents.

The Beatles are my favorite band of all times. The movie was wonderful and one of rear musicals that is not just singing and dancing. Some of the singers are even better than John, Paul, George or Ringo and the remakes of some songs better than originals.
But not Bono though - Lennon's version of "I'm the Walrus" is still the best.

Not sure if all the songs were there that were on the movie or if they were the same exact artist that sung them. The first song I did not hear on the movie.

Across The Universe is a great movie and the soundtrack is terrific!! Especially if you like The Beatles and their music!!

This soundtrack is the best I have ever heard. The production is first rate. I almost feel I can see the scenes from the movie while it is playing.

I purchased Across the Universe after hearing the soundtrack only, had no idea of the story line, and had only seen the lead actor (Jim Sturgess) in another film (The Other Bolyn Girl.) The actors in Across the Universe are all really talented and no doubt bound for bigger and better things. Of course, it was a treat to see Eddie Izzard and Bono, not to mention cameos by Joe Cocker as well! I set aside my expectations as I watched this film (how on earth can you make a film driven by Beatles' music without opening yourself up for comparisons?) It was fun to see how the director and the screenwritesr wove the characters for the film from the lyrics of the songs themselves. Take this for what it is: a fun, rollercoaster of a movie that employs the best of the music that became the soundtrack to our own lives while not shying away from the pain and tragedies of the times in which it was all written.

This cd is nothing short of spacticular ****

And no I would not consider myself a big Dinosaur Jr fan either

I have gone into depth with a couple of theiir albums Green Mind and Where You Been. But have never heard as much polished songs as on "Farm"

On this album FARM its thou they have "cultivated" all of their previous works with and without BARLOW lineups, into one great album........

Stand out Tracks are

*Said The People*
*See You*
*Plans*

but all could easily stand out which is the bueaty of this albm........
No songs sound the same
Not to mention the Guitar work
One thing about Dino Jr if you like guitar your prlly gunna listen to them, very melodic and catchy riffs that get stuck in your head,
almost painting a vivid picture in your mind, almost taking you on a trip for say ;-)

Highly recommended to those who like an orginal sounding band
Perhaps and overlooked band
Great guitar work, and no i dont mean play as fast as you can
A flat out great album that may be in your player for awhile

The world is a much better place with the original Dinosaur Jr back together, no doubt, but I have to disagree with most of the other reviews here. This is by no means a bad album, but after the expectations shattering Beyond, I am left slightly dissapointed (ever so slightly).

Beyond had all of the elements of a classic Dinosaur album: earth rattling riffs and solos and possibly the best rhythm section in underground rock, sludgy yet warm production, that magical spot where punk rock collides with stadium rock, metal and even folk, and most important, excellent songs. The only thing seperating it from their first three albums (besides almost twenty years) is the fact that they had all improved as musicians and songwriters.

Farm is Dinosaur in full-on classic rock mode, and while this isn't necessarily a bad thing, there are few surprises here. Where's the punk thrasher? The acoustic falsetto ballad? The damaged art rock? Maybe that is the surprise, perhaps that would have been even more predictable, to play by their own established rules.

Opener "Pieces" is an instant classic, as are Lou's two contributions "Your Weather" and "Imagination Blind", which help to break up the album a bit, as J's songs don't sway too far from the midtempo mark. The ghost of Crazy Horse haunts this record, especially on "Plans" (with a recurring riff eerily reminiscent of "Cortez The Killer") and "I Don't Wanna Go There", probably Dino's longest song ever at almost 9 minutes, with it's never ending solo. Mascis is one of those very rare guitarists that you could never mistake for someone else (when he guested on Thurston Moore's solo album, you knew immediately which contributions were his).

"Over It" (and less successfully "Friends") finds J exploring the pop sensabilities that the later (Lou and Murphless) Dinosaur and J Mascis & the Fog albums focused on. The more I listen, the more details snake to the surface, which leads me to believe it's a bit of a grower, unlike Beyond which grabbed me on the very first listen.

All in all a nice adddition to the ever expanding Dinosaur Jr legacy, but in my opinion not the instant classic that they are more than capable of producing. You gotta love that album cover though. 3.5 stars.

Wow! When the original Dino Jr. trio got back together, no one expected 2007's 'Beyond' to be as great as it was. That record pales in comparison to this one though, 'Farm' is simply brilliant from beginning to end. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this album, every track is brilliant, the playing is great, J's solos are incredible, Lou's two tracks are among his best. If you are a Dino fan, this is essential!

FARM - by Dinosaur Jr.

J Mascis is shredding like loaded lightning in a rainforest during a hailstorm !!! ...

Lou Barlow is growling like a feral alligator in heat crawling across a bayou dirt road !!! ...

Murph is thrashing his cymbals and bashing his drums like his very life depended on it !!! ...

Wait? ... Is it true? ... Have I happened to take an accidental whiff of nitrous oxide that may have mysteriously escaped out of the window of Dr. Mascis's dental clinic on North Pleasant street in downtown Amherst, MA? ... Did I just wake up out of a bad dream like Rip Van Winkle hung over from too much bad brew drunk at The Drake in 1974 or too little magic mushrooms found on the 17th floor of JQA in Southwest at U-Mass, Amherst? Did I hear correctly? ...YES, I did !!! ...

Dinosaur Jr. is back with a bite like an overbite from a humungous hippopotamus high on adrenaline and feeding on a baby crocodile!!! ...Indeed, their new album - FARM - is out now, and you best grab it before they are all gone! Get the limited edition, double CD - or the record on vinyl (or both!) - because the four short songs on the second disc are all gems, and the album artwork by Marq Spusta will make you feel like you are being saved by one of Tolkien's gentle giant, benign yet powerful, Tree Ents as they make the great escape from the apocalyptic, urban wasteland to the renewed, rural paradise out in the country. Dave Huckins would be proud!

Where you been, buddy? ... Take a load off your feet, sit back, and groove to the pure awesomeness of this dynamic and powerful music by a band that deserves to be called by the name Dinosaur. This sound is HUGE !!! ...

YOWZA! - George Koumantzelis / The Aeolian Kid

This is the rock album of the year.

1. Buy it
2. Listen to it
3. Repeat step 2

I was floored when "Beyond" came out. I was always a huge fan of the band, and was absolutely overjoyed to hear they got back together. When I listened to that album for the first time, I felt like it was 1989 all over again, but in a good and relavent way. That great feeling I got with "Beyond", is present ten-fold with "Farm".

"Plans", "Said The People", and "I Don't Wanna Go There" are instant American classics. They're catchy and substantive. Not always an easy combo to find. Hearing Barlow sing "Imagination Blind" and "Your Weather" is a wonderful thing. More bands should mix up the singing duties. It just completely diversifies a band's sound.

Oh, and even if you don't like amazing music, you should buy the album just for the art. I haven't smoked weed in years, but it ALMOST makes me want to puff again:P I might even buy the vinyl just for the creepy but cool art.

Buy it now.

Sugarland has the greatest songs in the world! They give you insparation to have fun! From the way they dance to the way they sing, they are great! They show so much love to their fans!

My Favorites about the CD: My favorite part about the CD is the first song on the list All I want to do! The song has a great melody! I also love the way she dances!Talk about adorable!

I can't wait to review Sugarland's next CD!

Thanks for reading!

I am a recent fan of Sugarland. I love the CD Love on the inside. It was so easy to download it to my computer and my MP3 player.

This is some great music....There are a couple of songs on here, where Jennifer Nettles' singing is from her heart and soul...it's absolutely raw emotion that I don't believe I've heard anywhere before. "Fall into Me" and "Come on get Higher" are breathtaking...you FEEL that desire, that emotion. This duo is beyond phenomenal.

All of Sugarland's cds have been outstanding, and this one does not disappoint! The style is different from the first two, but just goes to show what these two outstanding musicians are capable of! I LOVE it!
I would like to hear more of Kristin's vocals in some of their songs tho'!

ALL I WANT TO DO and IT HAPPENS will either make you sing along or get up and dance, or maybe both. WE RUN feels fast paced though its a mid tempo track with great lyrics. JOEY's lyrics are good but the melody is a little on the rock-y side(though I love it). LOVE is The anthem of this CD from the thoughtful lyrics to Jennifer's flawless delivery to Kristian's easy-yet-full-of-emotion closing vocals. GENEVIEVE is a bluegrassy tune that probably will not be a single yet it's spot on this collection is deserved, as it spotlights a new direction for Sugarland. ALREADY GONE was done in 6/8 time as Jennifer and Kristian wanted to do a song that way. Awesome song with a beautiful melody. KEEP YOU is a slow one with a vulnerable yet powerful chorus. Jennifer really knows how to convey emotion. TAKE ME AS I AM is a rocker that demands a listen and then a repeat. WHAT I'D GIVE is sexy in every sense of the word. Definitely mood music. STEVE EARLE= FUN very humorous song, if you can't stand the twanginess like my sister, at least listen until the end, it's worth it. THE VERY LAST COUNTRY SONG is slow and sweet, the perfect closer.

DELUXE
FALL INTO ME amd WISHING are both slow tracks. FALL INTO ME is almost lullaby-like, if not relaxing. WISHING is soft but the desperation is present. OPERATION WORKING VACATION-one of the most fun, upbeat songs. It's a car dancing song. LIFE IN A NORTHERN TOWN- Awesome vocals and collaboration by Sugarland, Little Big Town, and Jake Owen. One word-Perfection. COME ON GET HIGHER-Example of why everyone should see Sugarland live. Jennifer's vocals sound better( if that's Possible)live. Love this song. Amazing cover.
Here's to more deluxe versions in the future!:)