FULL VIDEO: Evanescence - Bring Me To Life
Added 2025-07-25 17:00:10 +0000 UTCHere's the full video of my reaction to Evanescence's massive hit, Bring Me To life ๐ธ
This also includes an interview with their lead singer, Amy Lee, titled: Evanescence Didn't Want a Rapper on 'Bring Me to Life'.
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Interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK7yp1GA2DE
Comments
I loved the video, as it was fascinating, but I am not a fan of hard rock, so I'll let others evaluate the song itself. I do have a few exceptions, as with Def Leppard, Poison, and especially for "The Drug in Me is You, reimagined". In fact, if you have not done it, I think a review and analysis of it would be totally marvelous and eminently informative. I think this is my first request for anyone other than PTX.
David Bangtson
2025-08-08 02:04:09 +0000 UTCItโs surprising to imagine that SH is so scared of heights and used to be such a keen gamer! ๐ฎ I have to confess that, from a selfish perspective of a music lover, I much prefer to watch your hands occupied with playing the keyboard than videogames๐(btw I love when you insert clips of you playing the piano๐น). Oooh and I also loved that you called attention to Amy Leeโs stunning eyes ๐: they are so unique and expressive, and I think Iโm having a big crush on them since your first reaction to Evanescence ๐ The interview was short but very interesting because it touched some relevant subjects (thanks for adding it to the video on Patreon!). The first topic (about adding a co-vocalist against the initial will of the band) is so polemic but the labels seem to foresee what kind of sound the big public wants/expects to listen toโฆ It appears that music production & broadcasting tread a fine balance between the blooming freedom of creation and the need to meet specific requests from the music industry to โguarantee(?)โ a bigger probability of success... Well, cโest la vie and I guess we should feel happy when the sacrifices imposed by the โindustry strategiesโ work in favor of the creators ๐ช Now about the stage fright: yes, thatโs a real thing which can be terrifying and detrimental for those suffering from it. Sometimes our human minds can be a really scary place and I feel deeply grateful to all creators that, just like Amy Lee, manage well enough their own social/public anxieties to be able to overcome their personal barriers and offer some beautiful parts of their talents/private worlds for all of us to appreciate. Thus, thank you very much, Sir Hairless! ๐ โค๐
Maria
2025-07-28 17:47:30 +0000 UTC
