Where is the original ??
I agree !! This is just something that no "old rocker" wants. This is not the first time emusic have copies of originals. Why emusic ???
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Good but not the original version
Emusic really needs to let us know the the song we can only hear 30 seconds is NOT the original release, especially for us aging rockers (and the like) who have a recollection of a song, and would like to fill in the holes our vinyl left behind. This is not a bad rendition, but is IS NOT THE ORIGINAL, in addition to the mix sounding a bit different, the guitar solo is a different not as good one... this must of been the B take, E-Music PLEASE let us know when we're NOT getting the original!
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