Accuracy or personal preference?

[Charlie Jefferson]

I first encountered this song on a Whitesnake Live EP in the late 70's/early 80's, when I was a metal loving 12year old.

Presume David Coverdale covered it, don't know who wrote it though. Is this your new direction then, JD?

 

[Ravey Gravey Davy]

To my ears , it was the word love in the second line where I noticed the most difference, and which influenced my choice.

Was the performance speaking to you, darling?

My little Logitechs were getting all hyperactive.

 

[John Duncan]

To my ears , it was the word love in the second line where I noticed the most difference, and which influenced my choice.

Was the performance speaking to you, darling?

My little Logitechs were getting all hyperactive.

I think you'll find that's hyperpoweredpassive.

 

[John Duncan]

I first encountered this song on a Whitesnake Live EP in the late 70's/early 80's, when I was a metal loving 12year old. Presume David Coverdale covered it, don't know who wrote it though. Is this your new direction then, JD?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ain't_No_Love_in_the_Heart_of_the_City

No, I start my proper job on Monday so have been filling my days...

 

[Ravey Gravey Davy]

Only after sprinkling them with bromide.

 

[Mr. Iceman]

JD, FWIW, I listened to both before you revealed which is which and I would've sworn sample 1 was eq'd and 2 was the original.

I prefer 2 (listening on my laptop through Senns HD 595).

 

[simonlewis]

Well, I got it right then.

 

[Olli1324]

I'm glad I got it right! I felt that vocals seemed a bit more...'bloated' in version 2 and there was more air around the voice in the original. Wasn't a whole lot in it though.