Sinéad O’Connor - Feel So Different & Emperor’s New Clothes (Live HD)

Recorded at 30th October, 1990 - Show: The Year Of The Horse ------ Nobody is alternate with impunity. Is the meaning when you do a web search for material in audio and video if Sinéad O’Connor. In addition it is the artist who scored a whole season with your polemics around religion and customs, we can say that his stance against what is known as cultural industry earned him my change in the same currency that industry: its material is completely dispersed, sometimes with the glaring failures of editing and production. This contrasts not only with the caution that this same industry dismissed those who know the rules of the game, as the fellow countrymen of U2, as with real gold mining that has been done in his work in recent years. This has already yielded, for example, launching a box with 8 albums containing since career standards even records in which barely listen to the instruments on stage, such the precariousness of the recording. What is evident about it all is that the reason so much of the label “alternative“ as such are moments like the bailout that video. An absolutely brilliant artist, able to take 6 minutes of music almost to capella and giving the right to make unique and privileged a voice over tool to highlight the letter “Feel So Different“, written by her, which is interpreted performance completly. For her to have done on the show a sequence was kept in this video content without cuts, including also “Emperor’s New Clothes“, which she interprets with great indignation of whom has always been an activist and express it in his music. ------ One of the most controversial pop singers of the Decade of 1990, Sinéad O’Connor gradually became one of the most influential names among the vocalists that emerged after it. Your visual, with totally shaved head, added to destructured garments, made a Sinéad to feminist icon show it the opposite way to which we were accustomed to femininity and sexuality. The singer managed to, with this, change the image of women in rock, leaving aside stereotypes and proving that it is not necessary to be a sexual object to be taken seriously. (Source: - Translator: Bing)