The arrangement immediately makes me think of the Johnny Cash version of that song, which I find devastating. It's a great song, and I'm not trying to take anything away from Trent, whose work I like a lot, but Cash's version has a weight, a gravitas, a resonance, an ache that Trent - or even Kermit - just can't match.
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Oh my stars... my 1970s childhood just collided with my young-adult 1990s in a horrific conflagration. I may never forgive you!
The arrangement immediately makes me think of the Johnny Cash version of that song, which I find devastating. It's a great song, and I'm not trying to take anything away from Trent, whose work I like a lot, but Cash's version has a weight, a gravitas, a resonance, an ache that Trent - or even Kermit - just can't match.
simon:
I was thinking exactly the same thing.
Yeah, but for my money Grover did a much better job with "Needle and the Damage Done."
It belongs forever to Johnny and Trent said so himself.
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