Going Under Music Cd

Evanescence - Going Under

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Going Under      Artist : Evanescence      List Price : $11.99 USD        ProductGroup: Music      Release Date : 2003-09-08      Studio : Sony      Label : Sony      Avg. Customer Rating : (3 reviews)

Reviews Customer Reviews for Going Under      Track Listing      Rating:      Track Listing 1. Going under (album version) 2. Going under (live acoustic version) 3. Heart-shaped box (live acoustic version) 4. Going under (video)     Customer Reviews for Going Under Cd      Two excellent acoustic songs by Amy Lee and Ben Moody      Rating:      If an artist gets one song prominently placed in a major Hollywood release they are doing pretty good. But for a new and relatively unknown group like Evanescence to get two songs in "Daredevil," both of which were placed so perfectly within the film's narrative, is clearly an extreme case of lightning striking twice. The group just won a pair of Grammy Awards, for Best New Artist and Best Hard-Rock Performance, and tomorrow night we are going down to see them in St. Cloud. We were supposed to go a while back, but a funny thing happened on the group's tour of Europe and they suddenly had to replace Ben Moody. So the time has come to load up the car's CD player with "Fallen" and assorted singles, including this one, for the ride down to the concert. I suppose some fans will pick this enhanced CD-Single up for the video of "Going Under," but for me the chief attraction here are the two acoustic songs. Moody plays the guitar while Amy Lee shows off her pipes on an acoustic version of "Going Under" and then a cover of Nirvana's "Heart Shapped Box," done for a radio station. Can you imagine that once upon a time you could go see Evanesence for five bucks? But then who would have thought that a 14 year old boy would have heard a 13 year old girl playing a Meat Loaf song on the piano at a Christian summer camp and started writing songs together. There is also a radio edit of "Going Under," so there is also the minor benefit of not duplicating the opening track of "Fallen" on this single. Final Note: There are acoustic versions of both "Bring Me to Life" and "My Immortal" out there as well for you to track down. They are equally worth the procurement effort.