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Evanescence - Bring Me to Life Audio CD

A fair review of the Evanescence "Bring Me to Life" Audio CD. Please note that the below review is the views of the authors, and authors only. You can get a complete list of all Evanescence reviews here, or go back to the Evanescence tabs.

Evanescence Band: Evanescence
Title: Bring Me to Life
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Release Date: 2003-06-02
Media: Audio CD

Tracks: 1: Bring Me to Life [Album Version] 2: Bring Me to Life [Bliss Mix] 3: Farther Away 4: Bring Me to Life [Video Version]

Love this song!
The Bliss mix removes the male vocalists tracks. This CD single of their most popular song is great! Has the video on it with the edit with extra pauses. And the real reason for the completist to get it is the unreleased track "Farther Away" which was released later on their live album. This is the original studio version which appeared on some foreign releases of their first album as a bonus track. Too bad they didn't include anything like a dance remix or an extended cut.


Bring me to life single
Comes with Bring Me to Life, Farther Away and Bring Me to life Bliss Mix which is the same as the regular song but without the guy singing, just Amy. Great Single. Farther Away is an ok song, though I wouldn't listen to it if it wasn't Evanescence. Overall the single is great and I recommend it to every Evanescence fan. Go Evanescence!.


Farther Away
But the real reason to get the CD is to get the b-side Farther Away which was a bonus track on Fallen only in Japan and you can also own a copy of it live on Anywhere But Home. Bring Me to Life is a good single and this CD comes with a nice remix. It's an excellent rock song and Amy's vocals are amazing. .


Shut Up & Let Amy Sing!!!!!
Amy Lee is an incredible talent and should insist upon singing every single word in this band!!. Bring Me to Life is a very good song that could be a great song if it weren't for Paul McCoy's half-witted, grunting vocals (and I use the latter term very loosely) that are every bit as laughable as Gary Glitter's goofy rock chants.


Without Paul McCoy! Hurray!
This version of the song is the way it should be, without the vocal stylings (or lack thereof) of Paul McCoy from 12 Stones. This is a great CD for one reason, Bring me to Life (Bliss Mix). I realize a lot people out there probably enjoy the radio/album version, and I have no problem with that.
The video for the song is also featured on this disc. It's a little over dramatic, but I still enjoy watching it.


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