Prince & Rosie took us to CHURCH on that one!!

Sinead's version is like a funeral possession, though nice. But Prince's version is way more passionate and spiritual, making you shudder.

Nothing compares to Prince! And don’t sleep on that glitter on that man’s face.💜💜💜💜😎

I've always liked Prince's version better. Of course Sinead's voice is incredible, but the whole mood and sound from Prince is just warmer and less angsty, which I prefer.

@phunkidruma

10 ай бұрын

Sinead and incredible in the same sentence? wow ok.

@yousexymf

10 ай бұрын

I hated her version even before I heard Prince's

@jenniferfoster1692

10 ай бұрын

@@yousexymf Haha, yeah, it's a bit too depressing, like feeling hopeless, for me. I was a teen during the MTV peak and I was really sick of seeing that video. Obviously she was incredibly talented, but just not my thing. Prince, on the other hand, was my thing since his first album!

@yousexymf

10 ай бұрын

@jenniferfoster1692 I've been a fan since day one with the release of Soft and Wet

@jenniferfoster1692

10 ай бұрын

@@yousexymf Yes, me too!! We knew he was special and destined for big things way back then.

Prince and Chris Cornell’s version is Supreme! So many years, and I still tear-up watching Prince.

He put on one hell of a concert! He is gone way too soon

Prince wrote this for his then girlfriend Susannah and one of his assistants who had to leave her position because her Dad died. He and Susannah were in some major argument. Susannah recorded it first for one of Prince's side band projects called "The Family ".It was recorded in 1985. Sinead's version of Prince's song came out in 1990.

Jayy, Rosie was part of his band. You must hear: Diamond and Pearls

I saw Prince in concert earlier in his career when I was just 13 but I wish I could have seen him at Paisley Park, his home in Minneapolis. Rosie was part of his band and she has an amazing voice! You can hear her voice in many of his hits including, Diamonds and Pearls…check it out! 💜💜

Hi Jayy! 💝. Rest in peace Sinead, Chris Cornell and 💜Prince💜

Oh yes FINE-FINE :)) gorgeous and beautiful!

This song was written for Prince’s girlfriend at the time, #susannahmelvoin…he wrote this after she ended their 2 year relationship…he then allowed Sinead to record the song

That's right Prince wrote this song😮

Saludos cordiales desde 🇺🇾🤪🤘❤ buen video

yes, Sinead's version was aired everywhere anytime back innthe 90's. I liked it but was not that fond of it. And some day, I've listened to this one and...indeed, nothing compares. Her recent death made her version popular again, but hearing it again everywhere, made me sick of it very quickly (and ironically, while she has other interesting stuff, people seem to recall only this one. A cover) Being and avid blues, gospel and soul fan, I'm much more into his version. Same occurred when I found his version of "Love, thy will be done", that he wrote for Martika during the 90's. This song was also a major hit, sung by a woman. But when you hear his version, there is no turning back.

❤❤❤❤😊

I like this version, but prefer Prince’s original version in 1984 that was released after he passed.

It's Prince's song It's Prince's song IT'S PRINCE'S SONG! He wrote it for The Family and their version is my favorite. I don't like any other version but his and The Family. Prince didn't like that other version that everyone thinks is her song either!

OMG PLEASE TRY A LED ZEPPLIN SONG OR VAN HALEN.

RIP SINEAD O'CONNOR...This sounds more like gospel. I still prefer Sinead's version.

@Kickinthescience

10 ай бұрын

Prince played and sang this song in different ways like he does most of his songs

Prince was the last music genius. He wrote SO many songs for others that no one knew, mainly because he would use other names...like this one. Sinead made it popular, and her recording and video gave it so much depth and feeling.

St. Paul did it best ... After Prince

Yea, no. Sinead did what prince couldn't with this song, She took this song and set the bar far out of his reach. Peace/JT

@scottNNJ

10 ай бұрын

I tend to agree with you. Sinead stripped it down and made it meaningful. This one was a theatrical stage performance with meaningful lyrics, but it seemed to lack sincerity. I’ll go and look for Prince’s studio version; I don’t recall hearing it back in the day; but I doubt it’ll change my mind.