My First Seether Experience featuring Amy Lee of Evanescence! Vocal Analysis of "Broken"

[@TAndreMotorsports]

I petition for Elizabeth to get Amy on the channel

[@carsonrac3266]

I second it 🤟

[@SonicImmersion_]

I third it! :-)

[@Chris12987]

Fourth

[@Stratos53100]

Fifth

[@michaelcole-hamer607]

Sixth!

[@antoniocharo1724]

I Love this song so much. I played the song at my wife's funeral. She died from stage 4 cancer 4 years ago. We were married for 37 years. So every time I hear it, it crushes me. RIP SCHATZI 😢💔🙏✝️

[@ausrakay]

So sorry for your loss. I can't imagine!

[@chrisriley6972]

❤

[@motorcycle-man]

❤

[@jasonstearns1044]

My condolences to you and yours.

[@loki6626]

❤💙

[@unluckydiablo9502]

A friend had this play at his wifes funeral. They had found each other and were this perfect match. It was a such a joy to see them together. One night he went to bed while she was watching TV, he woke up and she wasn't in bed. He went in the living room and found her stone dead. It broke him, naturally. When this played at the funeral we all cried, and I can't hear it without thinking of them now.

[@dole8001]

Seether is so underrated, they have so many amazing songs.

[@biglock]

Their first couple of albums were almost perfection but they definitely fell off. They do have a new song that sounds a lot like it's from the old albums.

[@longtinma06]

@@biglock A lot of those mid to late 2000s bands were like that. They would thrown an amazing album at us and then just kinda...go to work like the rest of us?

[@dakindrewitz]

@@biglockfell off the hell are you talking about their last album is some of their best work

[@Picnic_Chicken]

Rise Above

[@biglock]

@@dakindrewitz numbers don't lie.

[@ESUSAMEX]

Fun fact: Shaun Morgan is the reason Amy wrote the Evanescence song "Call Me When You're Sober." She was dating him at the time of this video and his drinking destroyed their relationship. It is said that when Shaun heard the song mentioned above that he checked into rehab that day.

[@WesleyB276]

Allegedly the Seether song Fake It. Was an answer to Call Me When Your Sober

[@ESUSAMEX]

@@WesleyB276 Good to know! Thanks.

[@NPC-zv8bo]

There's nothing fun about that fact.

[@AstroLonghorn]

@@WesleyB276 I thought it was Break Down?

[@michaelriddles6726]

Sean was going through a very tough time at that point, his brother had "commited" 😢 during the finding beauty in negative spaces cycle right infront of him. And he self medicated

[@user-whatever1]

After so many years, that first time Amy joins in, I still get chills all over

[@chrisduerksen1147]

Brings a tear to my eye realizing she just found this song now. Absolute classic for me growing up. Never gets old.

[@Lou-jl4ov]

sure she did.. 😉

[@InsanityOnDiscord]

@@Lou-jl4ov The schools training music and vocalists like this would have you believe these songs don't even exist

[@alexidavis4103]

this song is so iconic!!!

[@MdnightWnd]

I remember hearing this on the radio all the time when it came out. I really miss the 90s and early 2000s.

[@mitchellhaviland9777]

If you think she’s never heard this song before this then I have some magic beans you should buy. It’s marketing. Every song she films herself watch she’s seen before.

[@joshgabaldon663]

To see someone discover this song for the 1st time gives me a level of happiness that I needed today

[@SkylarGeerMusician]

Country singer here. Grew up on seether. Loved the deeper tone Shaun has. Certainly one of my influences. Absolutely incredible band that doesn’t get talked about. Got to see them live in 2022. So good ! Lovely break down. Fun to hear songs I grew up on explained by a professional. Thanks !

[@KevinPerry-o8h]

Their cover of Careless Whisper is amazing

[@kevos823]

I 2nd this

[@blackDrMe1409]

I came here to say this

[@judsonbates1359]

That is such an amazing cover

[@kineticstar]

Yes! This needs to happen!

[@shadowfire_08]

YESSSSS

[@nickgjenkins]

The harmonies in this song make me feel things. Like, seriously, just the harmonies. It's not the lyrics, it's just the sound of those voices together. God it's good.

[@obenohnebohne]

Thank you. I feel the same way. The harmonies have stuck with me since I first listened to this song. I don’t listen often to this song, but when I do, I get full body chills.

[@Warflord]

Honestly, the chorus just hits in such an oddly satisfying but not normal way. The tingles of it is perfection

[@josephbiron9103]

The chorus harmony is unreal.

[@Jerga27]

I remember splurging on earbuds just so I could literally feel this song in my head

[@yowel.s]

Every time that I hear Amy Lee, I remember a comment on a video of her in this channel, saying that she could harmonize with a lawnmower and it would be just amazing 😂

[@aarno22]

I love that you mentioned the emotional impact! This song invokes tears no matter what mood I'm in. It demands the tears be pulled out of me. I LOVE IT!

[@tysekimball3723]

You would LOVE Seether's "Rise Above This" Shaun wrote it after losing his brother to suicide. Makes me cry when i hear it. So beautiful

[@thisishowthetruthdies684]

It's a very powerful song, made even more so by the context.

[@Le.gars.de.campagne]

I love this song too

[@the.witch.of.november]

Yes! Rise above this is amazing!

[@Alicest.]

According to Songfacts: "The idea was to write a song that if I could play it to him, that it would make him feel better. Unfortunately, I never got a chance to play it for him. So it was written just before, like a couple of weeks prior to him dying." I find that even more heartbreaking, if that's possible. Hearing his hopeful and supportive lyrics, knowing his brother never got to hear it

[@davidmccar]

I found this song after losing a family member. It’s a great song, but tugs at my heart every time I hear it.

[@Swollen_Goat]

I feel like we need a Tea Time now with Amy Lee.

[@christophersantiago445]

I second this motion

[@davidadriance5159]

I feel like we need one with Shaun Morgan.

[@MrRobot22]

absolutely

[@williamsweeney2660]

That is now on my bucket list

[@carsonrac3266]

I agree with amy lee🤟🤟

[@critzandgiggles]

One of the best colabs ever! Her voice is hauntingly beautiful. ❤

[@dorn0531]

Amy Lee is tragically underrated. Fantastic singer.

[@NaturalChaos]

It's so easy to forget how good and impactful a song can be after you've heard it hundreds of times. That's one of the reason I love reaction videos, especially when you have people who actually know what they're talking about. It's the closest you can get to hearing a song again for the first time and get some good analysis at the same time.

[@MommaOsoIrish67]

Same here. It helps me revisit the newness of a song. And I often gain a new appreciation by joining the reactor!

[@vitoriamagalhaes5777]

Exactly. Seeing her and a few other reactors get to know metal for the first time felt like me when I was pretty much a kid entering this new amazing world. It is such a joyful experience

[@andersstenberg7659]

Stumbled over this video and suddenly im 18 again, i remember wanting to get long hair and a lip piercing 😂

[@theo10235]

As a very young teenager, this song was on repeat almost every day. On my CD player 😅 You’re so lucky to be able to experience this for the first time. Enjoy 🖤

[@achimwitcoustic9585]

❤

[@mercenaryninja]

hell... when this song released it was on the radio on repeat as well. haha!

[@CC_Babblecock]

Us Millennials are a strange group. We got to see the before AND after, of growing up in a rapidly evolving & violent world, & this song really encapsulates what was left of that “before” time. This was just before it all really started to change, music included. It’s so nostalgic. 💔

[@honeyandlavender_]

⁠@@CC_Babblecockmillennials and the first gen z’s were in that weird transition. I remember owning a cd player and an mp3 player lol. I had my first social media experience when fb and myspace were battling against each other.

[@CC_Babblecock]

@@honeyandlavender_ Did you code your MySpace page to be all edgy as well? 😂😂😂

[@moonhowler13]

Not even 2 minutes in and Elizabeth is having exactly the reaction I hoped for. I knew she would love this song. It is by far one of my all time favorite go to I feel sad songs. So glad she saw many of us suggesting this song :D

[@Tamajyn69]

I've always felt Seether are pretty underrated. Their back catalogue is pretty solid

[@JoeLeeD5]

I still listen to them to this day. Remedy introduced me to them and is still my favorite Seether song, but I love a lot of them

[@jhmi7877]

I wonder how much this has to do with the them being known around the same time popular music was saturated with similar sounds and bands.

[@ausrakay]

Starting the Seether rabbit hole and you won't be disappointed!!!

[@liamsnaith6100]

Im here for a Seether deep dive. Saw them supporting Staind about 15 years ago in Sheffield and have been hooked since. Such an incrddible band. The Gift would be an amazing reaction.

[@milbourne4666]

One thing I notice is in the chorus they flip their vocal roles. The first half Amy will provide a resolving note while Shaun keeps tension with a harmony and the second half they'll switch. Beautiful.

[@jsinmayes]

Amy Lee is credited for the string arrangement. You definitely hear grunge influence in Shaun"s voice. They were kind of lumped in with the new metal genre but are also considered post grunge. Post Grunge is basically a style that had a lot of the elements of grunge but a much higher production quality and a more radio ready sound and subject matter

[@peteperkins3859]

I had a gut feeling when I heard this song Amy did the arrangement. It just sounds like something she would do.

[@MF-pl8vs]

I saw Seether and Evanescence live at an outdoor concert overlooking Okanagan Lake in Kelowna BC. They sang this song together live and it was just as good live.

[@neilbothma386]

I saw Seether and Amy Lee at Blue Moon in Nelspruit South Africa, and they also did this song...memories.

[@dangrimes6200]

Kelowna is beautiful enough on its own...i cant imagine hearing this music while there :) kinda jealous, haha

[@Beastt17]

22:16 to 22:19 in the video... that's it! That welling of emotion that we caught in Elizabeth's face, the tearing in her eyes, the half-cry, half-chuckle, the lump that is all but visible in her throat. THAT... is the greatest compliment a piece of music can receive. And yeah, I was at the same intensity of emotion at that very same place in the music.

[@Roh_Echt]

"It could've been longer"...just listen to it over and over. I do.

[@Trepanation21]

Lmao. Yes! I've got some albums that I've bought several times because you wear em out. Dang. That's a thought for these streaming days, isn't it? 🤔

[@Stratos53100]

An instant 4 to 5 'repeat on my playlist is what i said in my comment above....Absolutely...

[@halbaromejia2793]

Thats what she say

[@klxzz]

I quite literally couldn't tell anyone how many times I've listened/watched "Broken". Not even a ballpark. So, it's very refreshing to see Elizabeth react to this song so viscerally.

[@coreygaines7133]

Amy Lee's live version of Lithium is one the most beautiful things you'll ever hear. She's an amazing talent

[@le_potate3861]

This. She leans much more into her operatic voice. Would love to see a breakdown of Lithium.

[@fiorenborggio6780]

This one and All That I'm Living For acoustic with piano and cello... I would love to watch, she's the best

[@florf317]

What do you mean "version"? That's an original song of hers/Evanescence's

[@le_potate3861]

@@florf317 Nirvana has a song of the exact same name if I'm not mistaken.

[@florf317]

@@le_potate3861 Yeah but Evanescence/Amy Lee has never done a cover of Nirvana's song. Their "Lithium" is a completely different song :)

[@patrickcortazzo6251]

Love Seether! More Seether please! Excellent singer, songwriter and great band as a whole.

[@scottfrost4411]

I get chills when Amy Lee comes in with the harmony! One of my favorites of all time!

[@eddieresendez9958]

Hey Elizabeth! The guitar effect played at (5:38) is known as a "Tremolo." It is a fun effect that rhythmically changes the volume of the guitar signal (not the pitch). You can mimic this effect, without having the proper effect, by moving the volume knob up and down at a rapid pace on an amp. Keep up the good work, I love your content!

[@mikewinslow1957]

Possibly accomplished with a Phaser pedal. Allows you to change depth and speed

[@thurianknight]

This is one of the first Seether songs I ever heard, and it still gives me the shivers too.

[@hydranmenace]

I have seen Seether many times live. They are one of the few bands that sound genuinely as good live as they do on a recording. Really really good. Glad you did this. Hope you do more.

[@VoltWrangler]

The beauty of these duets is in the contrast between male and female voices. Amy's pure tones and Shaun's raspy voice are magic.

[@Krimm664]

Her face at 8:00 says it all! I think most of us felt that way the first time we heard this song, haha.

[@jessebeckwith3446]

Not just the first time!!

[@dfresh93086]

Goosebumps every time

[@LaxinPhilly]

Saw Seether play an all acoustic set at my college in Western PA, and it was right before they recorded their all acoustic album One Cold Night. The emotion of his live performance was unbelievable. You could've poured everyone into a paper cup we just melted like Elizabeth did. Highly underrated band.

[@maxsiehier]

Hell yeah, Seether is often left out of the conversation about top tier grunge / rock bands, but they've been in my top 5 forever... Their acoustic recordings are phenomenal too!

[@crawdaddy2004]

Probably because they weren’t part of the Grunge Era. They didn’t release their first album until several years after Soundgarden broke up (1997). They were more part of the Post-Grunge Era - basically “grunge with cleaner vocals and guitars.”

[@Trepanation21]

Seether is definitely not "in the conversation about top tier grunge" because they came after that era. They're very comfortably in the later end of the "post-grunge" genre, which was basically simultaneous to nu-metal. However bands like Bush, Live, Silverchair, of course Foo Fighters, Collective Soul, and Candlebox are probably the foundations of "post-grunge", with additional highlights from bands like Creed and early Nickleback (can't stand them, but Leader of Men is a great song, and the first Creed album is proper excellent). Anyway.

[@DefyReality-ll2cg]

@@crawdaddy2004 Grunge died with Kurt Cobain in 1994

[@jamesratliff9854]

One Cold Night is one of my favorite acoustic albums ever! So good!

[@crawdaddy2004]

@@DefyReality-ll2cg Do you think it didn’t start until Bleach was released, too? Because if you do believe that, you still have Chris Cornell to thank.

[@timothymulder8085]

there's a reason this song had a choke hold on the early 2000's. glad you got to experience this song.

[@spurgeoncj42]

I LOVE that you let the beautiful parts play out, even if you rewind later. When watching your videos, I wanna hear (and belt out!) the parts that we all originally loved and sang when we listened to them. Please let it play a bit, and explain after; Because its so fun to see your reaction and THEN have the knowledgeable insight you provide while we watch the best parts together!

[@jordanplanas176]

She's doing seether now? I really hope she does some of their other songs like Fine Again, Diseased, Weak, Sympathetic, or Save Today.

[@dedelabinouze5110]

YES, and fake it

[@JohnDingus_16]

Remedy as well!

[@jerryrogers6449]

Never leave

[@antares29]

Here And Now too!

[@Bobby-gz4ys]

Definitely Fine Again or Remedy

[@thecapturban]

Elizabeth is learning that rock and classical share sooo many things.. the emphasis is just on different things

[@Spannermek]

This is the reworked version, to include Amy Lee, which was released for the 2004 Punisher movie. The original was released in 2002. Morgan wrote the song about the breakup of his marriage and family, after his wife chose to remain in South Africa with their daughter rather than accompany him to live in the United States.

[@edwardhood6252]

Amy and Shaun, both, individually sound absolutely amazing. When they get together and harmonize, they become so powerful that they could very likely literally move mountains!

[@rolandposch8130]

I remember hearin this live many years ago at an Evanescence concert in Vienna. Sether was the pre-show and this song was part of their set. So Amy came on stage, half prepared for her own show in sweatpants and with half her makeup to sit down with a piano and perform this with them...magical stuff 😍

[@liamevans9815]

"Broken" was originally written for Seether's debut album "Disclaimer" in 2002. In 2004, Shaun and Amy reworked it for this masterpiece.

[@marklnz]

I love the original too - it's cool to listen to both of them and note the differences

[@benschroeder4036]

Yeah, originally it was just a completely acoustic song. Then this version added the electric guitars and strings. I thought that Amy was the one who arranged the strings.

[@matthewcall3961]

I still prefer the original version. This one got so overplayed. It didn’t help that when I was working at Champs Sports at the time, it was on one of our videos, so I’d hear numerous times a day for about 6 weeks. Have a renewed appreciation for it, but I just like the original so much more.

[@AzkAdAsh]

The original has so much more desperation and a deeper melancholic tone due to being purely acoustic. I just can't stop listening.

[@krystalm4590]

I prefer the original too

[@rls110961]

Amy is at the top of my list of best female rock singers. Her voice is phenomenal. I saw Evanescence in concert last year and it was probably the best live show I've ever been to. Her voice is outstanding live. When she sang My Immortal by the end of the song I was sobbing. So emotional and powerful.

[@ariennelibbrecht784]

I get to see them the day after my bday next month, and I'm beyond excited. Them, Halestorm, and In This Moment

[@jeremymcmahan729]

This is one of the most beautiful songs in history. Just so soothing and emotional

[@Lucia_DuVide]

"Sean has elements of grunge in his voice" Elizabeth, Seether is the only band I have ever heard do a Nirvana cover justice. *edit oh, this got some replies. please do MCR- MAMA!!!

[@Emt5691]

Smile Empty Soul do a mean Nirvana cover

[@aLpenbog]

Their cover of Immortality (Pearl Jam) is great too. Really love the acoustic version from One Cold Night.

[@prsmantse1]

They started as a Nirvana cover band actually

[@jewballee]

They do covers in general quite well

[@gamingjosh1997]

Shaun is the only person I want to hear do Nirvana covers

[@wolflobo3624]

Sometimes when there are two singers their voices just don't match up well, but with these two it's like peas and carrots. They just work so perfectly together it elevates this song to a much higher level.

[@13g0man]

Amy Lee harmonises well with a lot of singers. She has done incredible songs with Lzzy Hale of Halestorm, and 'Use my voice' has a lot of female artists in the background, from singing to instruments.

[@fordracing351w]

Such a powerful song. Their harmonies together are incredible. Amy’s vocals in this gives me goosebumps. Haunting, somber and beautiful.

[@TheCrOwSoN15]

Seether's cover of Careless Whisper is absolutely incredible.

[@vanishPK]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@jjr9881]

It is...also checkout the band interview on Guitar Sessions.

[@markyoung8163]

I swear.....EVERY time I hear Amy Lee start to sing (any song) she brings me almost to tears. I. LOVE. Her. Voice. And she reminds me alot of my daughters voice. She was an all-state selection as a Jr and Sr in high school. She sang a solo in their Christmas concert (Little Drummer Boy) and I swear half the audience (yes ME included) got teary. Wow. Amazing voice. Also, her harmonies with Sean are amazing!! Great duo there.

[@johnphillipsjr7238]

🤡

[@markyoung8163]

​@@johnphillipsjr7238??

[@Jadedxx]

Decades later and I still listen to Seether and Evanescence. I adore this song so much 🔥

[@davich_]

The Seether version of this track is great alone and very underrated. The addition of Amy Lee in this version just sends it into the stratosphere where is truly belongs. Amy Lee has always been on an entire other level.

[@IlliniDog01]

Agree. I heard and loved the Shaun only version so when the Amy Lee re-release happened it annoyed me. Mostly because I was kinda sick of her since Bring Me To Life was literally inescapble and had reached the point of being annoying. Now that I'm several years removed I can truly appreciate how amazing their harmonies sound, even if it cost the song its original rawness.

[@EJaramillo]

@@IlliniDog01I think it gives even more meaning and raw emotion to the song. Especially considering how their relationship has influenced their music.

[@Ghyus01]

The thing that always stood out to me about this song is the dichotomy. Shaun is so raw, gritty and almost unrefined sounding. While Amy is so clean and beautiful and technical. Its like dark and light harmonizing. Its beautiful!

[@VLM_2024]

Thanks for doing a South African Band, by far the greatest South African Band ever and very underrated in our country and globally.

[@SheriLynes]

Korn ft. Amy Lee Freak on a Leash is AMAZING!! Well worth watching!!!

[@whiterabbit1824]

I was going to say that too! It’s awesome!!!

[@pharis45]

Yes, yes and YES!

[@kerryoliver2935]

Definitely

[@muffalorancher]

Thissssssssssssss

[@MichelleLyn84]

Wowww nostalgia x 10

[@cyn4476]

Every the I hear this song, I'm covered in goosebumps. I heard it the day it came out and cried. It's a beautiful song.

[@zasanz]

Seether helped me survive my trauma, I started listening to them in the height of my ... low points (quite low, low points). Shawn's voice managed to touch me in a way nothing else did (until I found breaking benjamin) and helped me manage /navigate though a lot of anger and pain i had yet to recognize. Seeing Elizabeth hear and react to the songs that saved me brings a new wave of love and appreciation for them.

[@13_13k]

I knew Elizabeth would love Shaun's voice.

[@Bigdogfindley]

This song is a masterpiece IMO. Been listening to it for YEARS now and it still gives me goosebumps...

[@dominikrisse8099]

That was fantastic! Everyonce in a while I watch your reactions to some of my favorite songs. In my opinion 'Broken' is one of the lesser known masterpieces. And your analysis and emotions helped me connect even deeper with a song I have always loved. Thank you for that! It has probably been suggested or people have asked already, if you have considered watching the whole video first and then go back and react to it in great detail, right? You not only know your music, your authentic and inspired feelings and your facial expressions created by what these feelings evoke in you are truly worth witnessing as well. I believe it would make your reaction videos even more enjoyable. Just a thought : )

[@seanmurphy637]

Yay. Finally a reaction to a band from my country. South Africa 🇿🇦

[@kooskoekemoer]

I went to one of their live shows at a pub when the band name was Saron Gas, years ago.

[@LourensKeyser]

I remember them as Saron Gas at Oppikoppi early 2000’s. Shaun Welgemoed (before he changed his surname) lived down the street from me in Centurion

[@kooskoekemoer]

@@LourensKeyser haha, I also went to Oppikoppi 2000. It was wild.

[@garykalmek1337]

Would love to see Elizabeth do a breakdown of Arno Carsten's vocals.

[@AndrewinAus]

One of the best bands to come out of South Africa back in the day.

[@jesterr7133]

Amy Lee is the only person that could make me fall in love just from the sound of her voice. It has a unique beauty to it. I have never heard anyone project their voice the way that she is able to. She is one of my favorite singers in any genre.

[@celestialdemon1316]

Same here. I fell in love with her the very first time I heard her voice back when Bring Me to Life first came out.

[@briandelaroy1670]

I agree

[@munky342]

Amy is an incredibly vocalist. Her harmonies are perfect.

[@morrigan_fayre3778]

Agree 💯. She did Nihalist Blues with BMTH at project download and she killed it. So now I desperately want her to re record the vocals with the band. I think they intended it with her in mind anyway

[@zackjohnson9956]

The thing I love the most about your channel is just how much you love music. Thanks for taking us on this journey with you!

[@dakotaman408]

Finally Seether.... this is goona be good

[@grahf4215]

I'm watching Elizabeth thinking to myself the entire time: wait for it, wait for it. I almost wanted her to just watch the whole thing first without commenting just to see her reactions to it in the moment of the song in its entirety. Their intonation and inflection in what they're singing is amazing. This song is nothing short of a masterpiece in all forms. And yeah, there was plenty of emotions running wild in this one.

[@simoncorn6812]

Seether - Saron Gas - proudly South African. Much love. Still leaves me in tears.

[@andytheiss85]

your second Seether experience should be the song... rise above this

[@tysekimball3723]

I replied the same!!!!

[@leebaldwin7665]

The emotion in his voice whilst singing this is second only to the loss in his eyes.. a truly awesome song

[@manjisaipoe517]

Hi E. This was the first song by Seether to actually bring a tear to this 58 year olds eye. The combination of the music, Shauns vocal breaks and Amy's ultra pure tones still hits me to this day! Peace.❤

[@RTSRAZORBACK]

I just saw your analysis of 'Call Me When You're Sober' and this was the next suggestion - I don't know how I missed this one... This is honestly, to this day, still one of my favourite songs from my teen years. I'm 32 now and this song STILL makes me feel the same as it did back then, which is the same way you do and that's what I love about your reactions - you say exactly what I feel, consistently, over and over again! I wouldn't say I'm a particularly emotional person but in Amy's verse, I feel such a relief of pain when she sings "the worst is over now and we can breathe again" and I think I relate to the song because I've always felt somewhat 'broken'. I know there are people out there who don't feel goosebumps or emotions from music but it makes me so happy to see someone experiencing it exactly how I do ❤

[@Uriel77200]

Been dying for you to do some Seether for years now

[@KAAAARP]

seether has a lot of songs that are absolutely phenomenal and interesting to look at from a voice performance perspective. they also really stayed true to their sound over their long years of making music in my opinion.

[@junzo1288]

Great analysis! I still get chills from this song even though I've been listening to it since it came out!

[@Meecha623]

I've been requesting this one for a couple years now. Glad to see it out.

[@chrisklema9992]

Shaun's drawl and twang are pretty signature of Seether, and Amy's voice is both vulnerable and full at the same time. The harmonies are so pleasing to hear too. Just a solid song all around.

[@justwondering1967]

Fantastic analysis expertly communicated. I get nostalgia when I hear this song. A beautiful stirring of the echos. Thank you for choosing it!

[@ParsoJr]

Incredible song, and how these 2 can harmonise is perfection ❤

[@metallicoustic6733]

Her reaction when the first full chorus hit was amazing hahaha

[@narfeldagarthog8307]

Seether is super under rated as a band this song won them a grammy

[@daredevilbrown9635]

I've watched loads of your video's with your high knowledge in the craft of making music. It has actually made me love music loads more with the these insightful things they put in the music without us knowing. You bring so much further thought to every song i listen to now. Thanks again!

[@unholymunk]

I watched Seether in Durban many years ago when they were still called Saron Gas. It was an amazing show. Shaun was very humble and was amazed at the crowd reaction. It was a good show.

[@robinmarais7891]

I went to their final show at the Mercury in Cape Town before Saron Gas relocated to the United States. One of the best club gigs I've attended. It was such a wild atmosphere. I still prefer the 'Fragile' mixes to the ones on 'Disclaimer'.

[@habbyhome3054]

Saw them play as Saron Gas at Buccaneers in East London

[@fardanx]

Whenever you see Elizabeth do this face 🥺 at the end of a song, cause she wanted it to go longer, you know it was a good song ❤

[@katim8932]

I remember this song coming out and I was IN LOVE with it entirely. Beautiful. Just beautiful. I love Amy Lee and this song and her voice!!

[@darzog666]

In my opinion, definitely in the conversation for best rock power ballad of all time.

[@traillesstravelled7901]

Seether is one of those underrated and sometimes forgotten jems.

[@EloyBushida]

Holy crap I suggested this several times over the last few years, so glad to finally see it even if I'm a couple weeks late! One of my favorite songs of all time, give me all the feelings every time! edit: Amy did the string arrangement herself!

[@notorious_catkid8508]

I'm surprised nobody has suggested Florence + The Machine. Florence Welch has such an incredible voice.

[@nercksrule]

The destitution of the setting in the music video serves to amplify the message of the music.

[@johnathonwatterson6972]

Your videos are a treasure to watch. I feel like I'm experiencing old favorites for the first time all over again, and learning a new appreciation for them. Thank you!

[@SpudsMcGeese]

Those harmonies have always been the most stand out part of this song for me.

[@fiorenborggio6780]

Finally! I love Seether so much, their songs and Shaun' voice are amazing

[@GBassJones]

You are the embodiment of passion in this moment. THANK YOU for helping us who have lost the path see what true passion looks like.

[@devincrowl3891]

I love Amy Lee's voice and I love the way Elizabeth emotes when touched by music. Fcking teared me up. Yay!

[@jessebeckwith3446]

This song crushes me everytime. Thank you so much for putting into words what I cannot articulate.

[@mbond617]

I absolutely love your passion and the way you disect all these hard rock & metal songs that I've been listening to for the last 25 years!! I've gotten used to so many people not understanding it at all, and I feel like you essentially validate my love for it. FRISSON has become my favorite word as my love for music has intensified over the last couple of years.

[@Tiberius2187]

said it for decades, Amy could sing the phonebook and make it sound incredible

[@Pyro7k]

I once heard someone say she could harmonize with a lawnmower and it would be beautiful. Have to say, they're probably right.

[@deniseaikin7585]

Yep!

[@Jubes83]

I saw them both live when seether was opening for evanescence. This song was HUGE at that time and I remember the crowd absolutely erupted when Amy came out towards the end of the set for this song. It was a great show.

[@Duderss]

This song is the BEST colab! Your reactions and analysis of this song is truly amazing. This is why I subbed.

[@cyclopsboi]

seether is one of those bands that was in the background of like a decade of mainstream rock music, and their versatility is wild, also I am pretty sure this song was originally written without amy lee and she adds SO much to the song.

[@neilmajor8578]

it was originally written when they were called Saron Gas when they were still in South Africa.