Live Takes That Stomp on Their Studio Versions (445 views)

[Baronessa]

On one hand this is a very unsurprising pick if you're familiar with Timothy Charles Buckley III's discography at all, but on the other hand this song was always great live, so it's honestly baffling how much of a clusterfuck it ended up being on Sefronia.

[Hennessy Macklemore III]

I literally can't listen to the studio version of this anymore because this live version just outdoes it so hard in every possible way


Way better vocal delivery in this version, and much more unhinged energy overall


Absolutely manic performances here, with all sorts of neat stuff added to make it more interesting than the studio version

[Baronessa]

If we're counting things like 'live-in-studio' there's an abundance of examples on Boingo Alive as well lol.

[Tetra]

speaking of Will Wood:



might just be me, but I absolutely love this version of the song, and prefer it to the original. I feel like the lack of instrumentation and production kind of makes it more impactful in a way, especially at the climax of the song (chorus? bridge? idk.)

[Goober]

different singer, better singer, better performance.

[Baronessa]

Live Willie Nelson is the way to go. Can't really listen to his studio material without getting really bored.