A little review of Desecration Smile
Written on January 28, 2007 in New releases, Red Hot Chili Peppers & with Comments Off
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As the new RHCP single for the market outside of USA and Canada is out on 12th February and the song is breathtakingly beautiful (better live than on the album, though;)), I thought I'd post this beautiful review from Digital Spy, by Miriam Zendle.
What a cheerful name for a song! The new single from the Chili Peppers combines melancholy verse with slightly more bouncy, sped-up harmonies and ponderings, before the verse heralds a return to the sharp twanging guitars and lead singer Anthony Kiedis and co's decision to put the vocals slightly too high to allow for strength or not.
'Desecration Smile' has a great strength in John Frusciante's ever wonderful musicianship, but Anthony Kiedis' vocal grates the minute you hear it on this track - it's pitched higher than his normal vocal, and it simply doesn't work that well.
There's a great guitar solo as the end approaches, and whilst the instrumental is fabulous, the song isn't quite perfect - it could do with some work. It's still a good Chili Peppers song, but it lacks something, and it certainly sounds a bit more Boney M than Bon...meh, the metaphor isn't coming, but you know what I mean.
You can read the review on its original page, right here.
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