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I am pretty set in my ways especially when it comes to the National Anthem. That is until I saw and heard this version. The lead singer is a Navy Veteran.
Tom
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Musically it's OK, I don't have a problem with it or particularly like it either.
I've had Jimi Hendrixes version on my iPod for years; confounding that guy they quoted who says no one has it on their iPod... I'm sure not no-one.
What I object to is getting a million people to download it who have to buy it for $1. If they truly do this for patriotic reasons they should give it away and not be making a million bucks in the process.
(sure I know its only $990,000 and on top of that they don't the whole thing but I'm allowed to exaggerate for making my point).
Loring in Katy, TX USA
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I enjoyed it!Hank Lee
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I prefer that song to be played/sung in its traditional format. I didn't like the Hendrix version, or this one.
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Uh ... NO!
"Like an old desperado, I paint the town beige ..." REK
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Bad.
I'm a musician and there are some things you don't do. Some songs may lend themselves to creativity, but when it is a national anthem of your country, it's pretty arrogant to think you're better than 200+ years of tradition.
As said earlier, sing/play it the way it was written. There are some things you just don't mess with----18yr old scotch, a 63 Corvette, and the National Anthem.Comment
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