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List Price: $5.99 | | Salesrank: 211393
Released: October 3, 2006 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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Editorial Review:
First single to be pulled from The Open Door, the second studio effort from this Alterna-Goth-Rock band fronted by Amy Lee. Features two versions of 'Call Me When You're Sober' (Main Version and Acoustic Version). Wind Up. 2006.
Call Me When You're Sober Reviews:
Single 
2009-04-20 - I did not realize this was a single. I was disapointed to get only two versions of one song.
Bring Me To Life....Wait, I'm making millions now! Pfft. 
2007-12-17 - Amy Lee has always been close to the top of the list when it comes to chicks who go head first in alternative rock music.
Call Me When You're Sober is perfect pop-metal madness. The piano is great but the guitar, even better.
I can't really say enough about it. It was definitely the best alternative track of Fall and Winter 2006/2007. I am listening to the album right now at the moment and...
Sweet Sacrifice
All That I'm Living For
Lithium
Cloud Nine
are my faves! \m/
Keep rockin', Honey. There will ALWAYS be haters but turn your head, and press on!
\m/ \m/
Cover Art: C+
Inside Art: ?
Songwriting: B-
Vocals: C++
Vocal Emotion: B
Production: B-
Length: A-
4.5 stars.
Overall: A
It's Exactly As I Expected!
2007-11-10 - This product is exactly how the seller promised.
As an Evanescence fan, the acoustic version is GREAT!! If you already have the album, still buy this! Even though it's not the Maxi Single, its worth what you're paying.
Must have for Evanescence fans!!
Wonderful!
2007-07-13 - The Acoustic version of "Call Me When Your Sober" breathes new life into a wonderful song! Amy Lee has the voice of an Angel!
Brilliant as usual 
2007-01-09 - Of the two tracks on this single, the acoustic recording is the best. I honestly have quickly grown tired of Call Me When You're Sober, and the Acoustic performance gave it new life, as most acoustic verstions from Evanescence do. Amy Lee is back, and Ben Moody, well... He really isn't missed. The full album Open Door is arguably better than fallen. I hope this band continues to produce fantastic goth rock.
