totally worth picking up, and hopefully an indication of more brilliance to come. Definitely not a 'throw on at a party' CD - But one that I find myself wanting to explore beginning to end, again and again.Д«esides the lead single, I really like 'Tourniquet', 'Going Under', 'Haunted', 'My Immortal', 'Whisper' and 'My Last Breath.' The rest of the songs are also very good.

and a lot of interesting things going on. There's a lot of depth to this group that you might not be expecting to hear. This is not a 'rap-metal' band, if you've only heard the 'Bring Me To Life' single. And I *love* Amy's voice! The production is huge sounding the songs are beautifully textured with keyboards, strings and layered back up vocals. Their music is hauntingly dark, and beautiful at the same time, and it does have its 'rock' moments, thanks to some really nice guitar sounds. I found myself anxiously waiting to hear what came next while listening to it, which rarely happens. It didn't take long to realize ' Fallen' was going to make its way into my rotation of discs I listen to a lot. I've tracked through this disc a bunch of times now - It just keeps getting better with each listen. commit themselves a great deal in live performance and the video could have captured that better.Д«ut the camera and editing trickery are kept to an acceptable level and the energy of the song comes through well enough. It's still chopped up and doesn't fulfill its potential Lee and co. There are maybe five music videos I like that were made after 1996, but the one that comes with this CD single is quite respectable. Hearing her employ multiple 'characters' with her voice, through technique rather than studio gimmickry, only increases my respect for her vocal ability. The acoustic ' Going Under' acquires a ghostly campfire quality thanks to Lee's gorgeous performance, looser and lonelier than the studio version. Moody's hard acoustic strums offer up skeletal support. The point of interest on the ' Going Under' single is Moody and Lee's cover of Nirvana's 'Heart-Shaped Box', where Lee uses the sensual low end of her crystalline voice, which hasn't been accessed in Evanescence's own material. While that's not entirely true - I think now-departed guitarist Ben Moody was a crucial part of the sound - it does pay just tribute to vocalist Amy Lee's ability to inhabit a song without the aid of bells and whistles. Avicii вЂ“ Levels 20.Many a music critic had said that the strongest tracks on Evanescence's Fallen album were the stripped-down, piano-and-vocal tracks. Goodwill & Hook N Sling вЂ“ Take You Higher 13. Frankie Goes To Hollywood вЂ“ The Power Of Love 11. Florence + The Machine вЂ“ Spectrum (Say My Name) (Calvin Harris Remix) 10. Asaf Avidan вЂ“ One Day / Reckoning Song (Wankelmut Rmx) 4. Sam Sparro вЂ“ Happiness (The Magician Remix) CD5: 1. The Boomtown Rats вЂ“ I DonвЂ™t Like Mondays 11. Safri Duo вЂ“ Played-A-Live (The Bongo Song) 9. Parachute Youth вЂ“ CanвЂ™t Get Better Than This 19. Ronan Keating вЂ“ When You Say Nothing At All 16. Nneka вЂ“ Shining Star (Joe Goddard Remix) 15. Ludacris & DJ Frank E вЂ“ Tonight (IвЂ™m F**kinвЂ™ You) 13. Dimitri Vegas, Like Mike & Regi вЂ“ Momentum 12. Yeah Yeah Yeahs вЂ“ Heads Will Roll (A-Trak Remix) 8. Nelly Furtado вЂ“ All Good Things (Come To An End) 12. Hooverphonic вЂ“ Happiness (With Orchestra) 17. Demi Lovato вЂ“ Give Your Heart A Break 14.

Evanescence where will you go