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''[[Bring Me to Life]]'' was ranked #83 on the countdown.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWXhHBbKs50</ref> | ''[[Bring Me to Life]]'' was ranked #83 on the countdown.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWXhHBbKs50</ref> | ||
Ronnie James Dio commented: "I love Evanescence. I love the darkness of it. I just thought the song was so different." | |||
Don Dokken commented: "Her voice is just spectacular. She just belts it out. It's very operatic, a little bit gothic, I was just blown away." | |||
Dee Snider commented: "First time I heard it, I didn't know what to make of it. Pop stations were playing Evanescence, and really, it shouldn't have been. This is way too heavy. But somehow, you know, Amy's voice really crossed over." | |||
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VH1 Greatest Hard Rock Songs was a program on VH1 Classic provided by VH1. Hosted by Bret Michaels, it was a five-part program that first aired from December 29, 2008, to January 2, 2009. Amy Lee was one of many artists that featured and provided commentary over the songs.[1]
Bring Me to Life was ranked #83 on the countdown.[2]
Ronnie James Dio commented: "I love Evanescence. I love the darkness of it. I just thought the song was so different."
Don Dokken commented: "Her voice is just spectacular. She just belts it out. It's very operatic, a little bit gothic, I was just blown away."
Dee Snider commented: "First time I heard it, I didn't know what to make of it. Pop stations were playing Evanescence, and really, it shouldn't have been. This is way too heavy. But somehow, you know, Amy's voice really crossed over."
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External links
- VH1's 100 Greatest Hard Rock Songs at stereogum.com
