Sweetie-Pie - time for a reassessment?

[ruthless_compassion]

crap when it came out , crap now .

 

[Voodoo Doll]

I like it more now than when I first heard it but don't love it. It sounds like it could be on some sort of Disney soundtrack, little mermaid type film. Or something

 

[zither]

I adore this song but it grew to me slowly.

I was once listening to a home made compilation of Morrissey's b-sides and as the song was playing a friend of mine said: "i can imagine this song as in background of a movie scene when someone is beaten to death"

 

[CeciDeMorrissey]

I disliked it when I first heard it... but grew to love it also! Very good song, I think!

I totally second these words... Same thing for me. And I have to add that I heard it today and I loved it even more... It's a great, totally differente, refreshing, intense song... Love to death that Morrissey takes such risks and comes out as a brilliant winner.

 

[Jamie]

crap when it came out , crap now .

For brevity's sake, I second this. It NEVER sounds good, however many times I try to hear "something new."

Cheers,
Jamie

 

[Corrissey]

I like it.
It's ethereal qualities appeal to me.

Me too, I love the trippy music.

I adore this song but it grew to me slowly.

I was once listening to a home made compilation of Morrissey's b-sides and as the song was playing a friend of mine said: "i can imagine this song as in background of a movie scene when someone is beaten to death"

I could totally see that.

It's not a great song, but I like it because it's different. Moz took a risk, so points just for that. I liked it right away, so I'll never not like it. It's one of those songs that if you don't like it right away, you probably never will (for the majority of people anyway).

 

[Jose]

still blows......

It still sounds like he's singing it with his head in a toilet bowl.

crap when it came out , crap now .

This.

 

[Corrissey]

It's no worse than That's How People Throw Up, IMO.

 

[EPbabe]

It reminds me of You've Had Her.