Please, make it stop.

It was difficult for me to hear Emily Armstrong sing Given Up . Heat. Heat . She did good since this and we've heard their album and she's done live recordings of the stuff that was made for her voice. I really like her voice . I really do . But this remains difficult for me to hear her doing old Lincoln Park songs . I Chester, right . I Chester, right ? And then if that wasn't difficult enough, we have Taylor Momson playing singing with Sound ? And then if that wasn't difficult enough, we have Taylor Momson playing singing with Sound Garden . I take the river down water . I'm going to break I'm going to break my I'm going to break my artification . I really like Taylor Momson's voice, but but Chris Cornell, right ? It just reminds me that we're we're never going to have that again now , especially in these cases where we have two deceased rock stars and we have two very competent villains that have wonderful voices in their own right . Nothing is ever going to be like the original . And that's true . Every single time I go to that I'm a huge fan of , I cringe at my own voice because I'm constantly holding the standard of the original vocalist as my standard . And I don't use my voice in a way that serves my voice because I'm striving for what the other vocalist , my . So, I'm not even letting myself do what I'm good at because I'm too busy worrying about whether I'm going to be as good as the original singer . These kinds of demonstrations show us that no matter how good the , when you put them in a position where you're used to hearing the master himself or herself do something and you substitute another already, you know, really great voice in that place, it's never going to measure up