Great reaction! Yes indeed, k.d. Lang is a powerhouse. But you'll notice she never abuses it, she is always in perfect control of her voice, whether she whispers or belts it out. For your next k.d. Lang song may I suggest “The Air That I Breathe”. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be any live version of it, but I swear you won't ever hear that 70s classic the same way again after you've heard her sing it. Talk about a sultry voice... 🔥🔥🔥
Love the way she looks upward and mouths the words "thank you, Roy" while taking her bows. I've never heard another artist who combined so much power with perfect control. She can blow the roof off and then drop down to a whisper and every note is pure gold.
I know we both love Putri and k.d. is another of those special geniuses. We are so proud of her in Canada. Her Hallelujah performance from the Canada Songwriters Hall of Fame is incredible as well. Thank you for your reaction as always.
Do you realize how much this person went through in her career to make room for all of you upcoming, entitled singers? KD, was always criticized for her looks more than her voice. She had one of the most amazing voices, but her look was controversial. She stood her ground, she wanted to be known as what her voice brought to people and not by what other people thought of her of her sexual preference, which by the way was taboo in her time. All you new LGBTQ+ "DEMANDING" respect, have no idea what people like her had to go through in order for YOU to have the right today, and you piss all over it with your entitlement. NO ONE OWES you the right to be who you are, only YOU get the chance to let us know that YOU earned the right. Respect is earned, not absolute. remember that.
Great reaction! Yes indeed, k.d. Lang is a powerhouse. But you'll notice she never abuses it, she is always in perfect control of her voice, whether she whispers or belts it out. For your next k.d. Lang song may I suggest “The Air That I Breathe”. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to be any live version of it, but I swear you won't ever hear that 70s classic the same way again after you've heard her sing it. Talk about a sultry voice... 🔥🔥🔥
Love the way she looks upward and mouths the words "thank you, Roy" while taking her bows. I've never heard another artist who combined so much power with perfect control. She can blow the roof off and then drop down to a whisper and every note is pure gold.
I love her voice and that little cry in her voice is great.
So happy you reacted to this gorgeous rendition by KD Lang. She is a Canadian treasure with a voice like butter. Made my day to find this!
I absolutely love this song, K.D. Lang sings it beautifully 💜💜
Lost track of how many kd concerts I've been to from Vancouver to LA. She never disappoints!
I read that she got a 4 minute standing ovation for this performance.
Great voice, great reaction....KD knows how to interpret lyrics, can vocally make them come to life. Good on ya!!! See you on the flipside!! Peace!!
Thanks 😊
There is no other voice like kd's. One in a million!
KD Lang is one of the best female vocalists there has ever been - it saddens me she’s not widely known outside of Canada.
FYI the standing ovation went for 4 minutes!
If you want to check out more of her work, my very favorite is "Hallelujah" at the Juno awards...
It’s amazing
I know we both love Putri and k.d. is another of those special geniuses.
We are so proud of her in Canada.
Her Hallelujah performance from the Canada Songwriters Hall of Fame is incredible as well.
Thank you for your reaction as always.
Beautiful ❤🎉
two of my favorites by k.d. is "Lock, Stock and Teardrops" (1988 Nashville) and "The Air That I Breathe" (Edmonton, Alberta 1961)
The purity and clarity of her voice sends chills throughout my body. One of the best!
Great voice! At the same level of Tracy Chapman, Basia or Lisa Stansfield
Great reaction
Do you realize how much this person went through in her career to make room for all of you upcoming, entitled singers? KD, was always criticized for her looks more than her voice. She had one of the most amazing voices, but her look was controversial. She stood her ground, she wanted to be known as what her voice brought to people and not by what other people thought of her of her sexual preference, which by the way was taboo in her time. All you new LGBTQ+ "DEMANDING" respect, have no idea what people like her had to go through in order for YOU to have the right today, and you piss all over it with your entitlement. NO ONE OWES you the right to be who you are, only YOU get the chance to let us know that YOU earned the right. Respect is earned, not absolute. remember that.
Great performance even though I prefer the MTV Unplugged one. I kinda feel she's rushing it in this one.