Teenage Cancer Trust /Buddy Holly Fundation charity project

[dustyvalentino]

Well I thought it was great. Third listen and for the first time it made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up and I felt quite emotional, when Tom Morello cam in for some reason.

Surprised that Orianthi is all over it, Joan Jett seems to be providing rhythm the whole way through.

Still not sure what Nile Rodgers is doing. Finally heard Roger Daltrey.

[Silvertown]

Yes it is messy, but still very helpful. Bruce Springsteen is the biggest surprise for me!

[Beryl]

Didn't like the track at all but I happen to find the video surprisingly amazing and moving. Elevates the song completely. Congrats to Guy and his people

[superval99]

I really liked it and I thought that the sound was better than the audio. 

[2manyguitars]

To borrow a well known Liverpudlian phrase, 'That was boss man'...

Love it.

[JF]

woow !!!!

I was wrong on so many suppositions ! 

[JF]

Orianthi and Bonamassa sounds so much like EC !

and Bruce a little bit like Hank !

[hunter v2.0]

That was great, and seriously a lot of surprises! The video was pretty confusing in places (like I imagine a bad-ass acid trip to be), and some contributors are almost inaudible, but overall it was very helpful. I was surprised by Springsteens contribution (great), and I also liked Orianthi's and Bonamassa's parts a lot (although they are players I normally don't care for). Tom Morello's part too is fantastic.

I said earlier it would be a one-time listening experience for me, but with the video it takes on a whole different dimension. Will listen and watch again.

[Robson]

If I thought the audio was a mess, with this video is even worst! so difficult to follow, the animation doesn't helps...

Accuracy and precision. Thank you 

[Nick14]

As a lifelong Bruce fanatic, I was so pleased when I heard he was a part of this. I have always considered him under rated as a guitarist (he started out as a guitar player only). I picked him out when I heard it, but others said I was wrong, that's Hank. Delighted to see confirmation I was right!

[Knopflerfan]

Much better than expected. What a hell of work this must have been to put together.  I think this is a perfect way to show who played what and when. The bigger the letters, the more prominent in the mix. Easy! Very nice!

Astonished that Bruce Springsteen really has many notes to play, really a very long part compared to others.

LE

Bruce Springsteen sounds more like Hank Marvin than Hank Marvin sounds like Hank Marvin.

I agree that Bruce sounds like a 50s & 60s Hank granted but not Hank of late...

[Knopflerfan]

As a lifelong Bruce fanatic, I was so pleased when I heard he was a part of this. I have always considered him under rated as a guitarist (he started out as a guitar player only). I picked him out when I heard it, but others said I was wrong, that's Hank. Delighted to see confirmation I was right!

Thing is I knew it was Hank straight away, I guess my ears are accustomed to listening to a lot of Hank a lot of the time!

[dustyvalentino]

I actually thought Bruce was Duane Eddy, I guess that's probably more what he was going for.

[qjamesfloyd]

I love it. It doesn't sound like the classic Hank of old, but he is still great. I didn't realise Vai was playing so early on, and good that Mark lots in the opening minutes,  Joan Armatrading was sounding good, Orianthi too.

[goon525]

Meanwhile, anyone want to buy a ticket in the sweepstake I’m running as to how many times in the next 24 hours Pavel will feel obliged to say he doesn’t much care for the record?