Predictable, yet still very good. Annoyed the missed off my favourite bit of the intro though, after the drums start there should be two bars with the piano in before Amy's vocals come in. Oh well.

 

Yep, annoying indeed. Heaven forbid a single lasts more than 4 mins, eh....? -_-

 

Yep, annoying indeed. Heaven forbid a single lasts more than 4 mins, eh....? -_-

 

I can understand edits usually, a five minute song with some slightly more repetitive bits being cut out so the whole thing is 3:30 to 4 minutes (hello Skrillex!) makes sense but this is a completely pointless one and it detracts from the song slightly IMO. Not that it'll be a hit anyway, shame it's not 2003 any more in that respect.

I can understand edits usually, a five minute song with some slightly more repetitive bits being cut out so the whole thing is 3:30 to 4 minutes (hello Skrillex!) makes sense but this is a completely pointless one and it detracts from the song slightly IMO. Not that it'll be a hit anyway, shame it's not 2003 any more in that respect.

 

I have to disagree slightly, a five minute song is five minutes for a reason. I dont question the artist, it's their creation, and I trust they made it that way for a purpose. But then, one lf my most favourite bands in the world is Opeth, and they regularly write 10 minute opuses... :lol:

 

I have to disagree slightly, a five minute song is five minutes for a reason. I dont question the artist, it's their creation, and I trust they made it that way for a purpose. But then, one lf my most favourite bands in the world is Opeth, and they regularly write 10 minute opuses... :lol:

 

Of course it's down to the artist but anything over 4:30 becomes inefficient to play on radio during the day. With dance tracks it's far easier to make edits because it's a far more edited song in the first place, with rock and metal it's far more difficult. I remember hearing "Everybody Hurts" being sung on the X Factor where everything has to be in 2-3 minute doses, it cut a good 60% of the song out. Horrific.