Brilliant brilliant amanzing love it ❤❤❤

I really like this version of the song.

I bought this album years ago! Just excellence!

Gotta love the good ol early 2000s. Times were much easier back then. No shootings. No iPads. No iPhones. No twirking and no COVID. Mickey Thomas was definitely the king of vocalists and still is today. I love this acoustic version of Winds Of Change. For some reason, it’s almost ASMR like in a way. I’m not trying to be rude or sexist, but it’s just my opinion. Lots of Mickey Thomas’s songs seem timeless. Not to mention his voice as well. 😃

@jonrarmey1220

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If one lives in a free country, One should not be afraid to express themselves without worries or retaliation from others... With that being said. Yes, Mickey is incredible as is Starship/Airplane 💯👍

He's still such an amazing singer.

Great insight. I am glad i found This!

Very cool version. Really brings out the poignancy of the lyrics.

I really love the acoustic version of this song it really stands stands out

Genial Mickey thomas

What a range.

Age has not dinished this mans voice at all! Mickey Thomas is simply amazing! Wow!

Pretty cool version, but it's missing Grace's powerful primal vocals.

Nice bit of Carlos santana guitar noodling.

I love this song!

Thanks for posting! I love this song! The lyrics and singing are fantastic!!!!

Holy fuck!!

So many fantastic songs. West Coast

Interesting timing to re-record this song right after the 2001 9/11 attacks. Those winds of change are here to stay ever since

Generally, Im not too impressed with 'remakes'...however, his voice, the lyrics and the awesome musicians are totally spot on. Well done, really enjoyed it.

Love the slower tempo adds a more “ retrospective “ tone

7:02 cool sound. This was the best harder rock album of the early 1980s.

Nice version but the original was more than just nice. It had that extra something.

Fantastic!!

The original is so incredibly iconic... It's like someone "re-imagining" the Mona Lisa or Mount Rushmore... If this song had never been heard before now, and only in this new form..., then I probably would have dug it more..., but that original..., Craig's soaring leads..., Grace's epic co-lead vocals..., that rich and thick intricate arrangement..., recorded in a world class oldschool all analog studio... This is cool, and I respect it..., but the original is simply THE definitively perfect version...., at least to me...

@simonbone

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Re-recorded soundalike versions are often done for reasons of performance royalties. They often end up on cheap compilation albums ("all original artists"). In this case, though, the interpretation of the song is much different from the original - and really good.

@JonHawaii2003

Жыл бұрын

I don't think Mickey liked the original version. He has done it this way for years. Watch the Vegas 2007 show. It is amazing

@simonbone

Жыл бұрын

​@@JonHawaii2003 I suspect he may have wanted a version in which Grace's replacement did not sing the first verse. It may also have bothered him that it sounds a bit too much like April Wine's "Sign of the Gipsy Queen" in the original arrangement. kzread.info/dash/bejne/amecxdCqZLO4psY.html

Holy fuck Mickey

The Best Version ‼️

Amazingly great! Love the new

Love it.

Peter Sears was Jeff Starship’s secret weapon

Cool ! Thanks for sharing !! Good ! love this song.

cool

If your in the know, this song has a dark underbelly. Check out the original video for a clue

I like the original version better

Far less energy without Grace The music is spot on!

Nice try. No Grace, no cigar.

Needs Grace with him on this. But still great .

Grace rocked this song ,, mickey barely hangs in there ,, and starships guitarist is never gonna be craig chaquico ,,, mick does a better job on journeys dont stop believing ..

The original studio recording is much more powerful. Grace Slick is the primary engine along with a faster tempo and louder lead guitar.

@audiobuff77

5 жыл бұрын

I agree. They had it right the first time.

Seriously sounds much better at 1.25 speed

Break Grace out and you might have something.

Why?

Where's Grace?

Jeff Adams is a badass singer himself as a great bass player

It's a cool rendition, and definitely one that I was glad to hear in a way (and indeed, his voice is still good!) but, as other commenters have said before me, it lacks the drive and energy of the original recording. And, most importantly, it lacks Grace Slick's voice and vitality. It would've been great to hear her on this rendition were she still performing; she would undoubtedly have filled in that missing something and added a lot of power to what is, in its essence, an otherwise fairly listenable arrangement.

@norms3913

2 жыл бұрын

Grace retired from the music business

@cjtoronto8190

2 жыл бұрын

@@norms3913 Yup! Many years ago. I was just talking theoretically--apologies for having been unclear.

@norms3913

2 жыл бұрын

@@cjtoronto8190 she is 82 and suffers from neurovascular disease which she can't stand no more then 10 min. and i dont think she has the voice she once had when the original version this song came out

@cjtoronto8190

2 жыл бұрын

@@norms3913 I'm sorry to hear about her medical issues. That sounds difficult.

Great voice still…horrible idea to remake this one.

Yo Mick, write a new tune, don't mess with a classic.

The Eagles sound great here

This is just dull….Grace’s voice just added the BOOM!!! This version isn’t good at all.

meh.

hang owwwnn you can hear his southern twang on winds of change ,slow and boring frankly