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"Quite a lot of them.
I'm no fan of waily-twangly but I'd rather hear the originals than some horrid breathy cute-girly version as in so many adverts nowadays."
Yesssss yesssss this!!! I can’t stand the simpering whimpering tones   |
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I’ probably the only person in the world that dislikes Disturbed’s version of The Sound of Silence, that’s Art n the little fella at their very best, it’s just not right anyone else singing those angelic high notes |
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Anything by Jedward, The Cheeky girls, Timmy Mallet and especially U2!
Their songs should all be consigned to die the horrible deaths they all so righteously deserve!
Add in the Rolling Stones and Slades Christmas drivel as well and I'll have myself a merry little Christmas  |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
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Bohemian Rhapsody - Panic At The Disco covered it for the soundtrack of Suicide Squad and to be honest it was pretty much a carbon copy karaoke version of the original.
I have no problem with covers that take the original and put a new spin on it - but those that just re-create the original are pointless in my mind |
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"Quite a lot of them.
I'm no fan of waily-twangly but I'd rather hear the originals than some horrid breathy cute-girly version as in so many adverts nowadays.
Yesssss yesssss this!!! I can’t stand the simpering whimpering tones "
I thought I was alone in the world with my hatred of this!! I feel much better now!  |
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"I once remember hearing Paul Young doing a version of Love Will Tear Us Apart/Joy Division....it was truly fucking awful...I can't stress how bad it was!"
Same as no one could do his song "where ever i lay my hat" justice. |
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"I’ probably the only person in the world that dislikes Disturbed’s version of The Sound of Silence, that’s Art n the little fella at their very best, it’s just not right anyone else singing those angelic high notes "
I totally agree. I like rock and metal and should like this...
But to original is so deeply ingrained that I hear this and want the Simon and Garfunkle version. |
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"I’ probably the only person in the world that dislikes Disturbed’s version of The Sound of Silence, that’s Art n the little fella at their very best, it’s just not right anyone else singing those angelic high notes "
I'm with you, should never have been touched |
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By * Plus ECouple
over a year ago
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"I once remember hearing Paul Young doing a version of Love Will Tear Us Apart/Joy Division....it was truly fucking awful...I can't stress how bad it was!
Same as no one could do his song "where ever i lay my hat" justice. "
Paul Young didn't record the original "Wherever I lay my hat", it's a Marvin Gaye tune.
IMHO the Paul Young cover is better than Marvin Gaye's original.
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over a year ago
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"Personal Jesus - Depeche Mode
The Jonny cash version is better than the original
Not a fan of Marilyn Manson's version then?  oh Personal Jesus no 
FTFY "
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"I will start this off with Frankie goes to Hollywood: The power of love.
Even if it was for a Christmas advert. "
I nearly cried when that came on the radio yesterday! No songs should be covered,unless by a covers band. That would definitely save on the heartache of hearing a great song slaughtered, despite there being some great covers |
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"You Take my breath away - Queen
. Pure pure class record. I’ve insisted it’s my funeral song. Lol. Not for a good few years yet tho.
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So I'm not the only one that loves it then. Interestingly, there seems to be a whole culture of us born around the same time whose first ever Queen album was A Day At The Races...I guess because they 'overpressed' it thinking it would double the success of A Night At The Opera (it didn't, punk happened instead) and as a result, all the seond-hand shops were filled to the brim with copies by the mid 80s.
It is SUCH an astounding song, though, an expression of Fred's pure and utter devotion to/for the subject of his love. The only thing that anyone could dedicate to me which would be better than that would be 'Vision' by Peter Hammill (or more precisely, Marc Almond's cover version thereof) |
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By *imbo59seMan
over a year ago
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"I’ probably the only person in the world that dislikes Disturbed’s version of The Sound of Silence, that’s Art n the little fella at their very best, it’s just not right anyone else singing those angelic high notes "
Ordinarily, I'd agree with a huge NO to any cover version of an original. However, I actually like Disturbed's version, because it is different, not just trying to copy the original!
Similarly, Derek and the Dominos version of Hendrix's Little Wing.....vastly different! |
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"Jon & Vangelis: I'll find my way home.
Don't, just don't.
The same goes for Cyndi Lauper's True Colors, which got hacked to bits by Phil Collins."
I'll Find My Way Home is a perfect prog-pop mantelpiece. Which dickhead has dared to cover it? That said, as someone who worships Jon Anderson, I'd like to... |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
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"Anything by The Jam...."
To be fair Morrissey's cover of That's Entertainment isn't bad - likewise Liam Gallagher's cover of Carnation, or Noel's cover of To Be Someone
There are some not bad Jam covers on both Fire & Skill: The Songs of the Jam and the Specialized charity album of a few years ago
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By *orny PTMan
over a year ago
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"Jon & Vangelis: I'll find my way home.
Don't, just don't.
The same goes for Cyndi Lauper's True Colors, which got hacked to bits by Phil Collins.
I'll Find My Way Home is a perfect prog-pop mantelpiece. Which dickhead has dared to cover it? That said, as someone who worships Jon Anderson, I'd like to..."
I just remembered IT HAS, by Gregorian monks, so it is a very apt funeral son, and Demi Rousos too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNgU3ojwlCM
I'll Find My Way Home is a song written by Jon Anderson and Vangelis for the Jon and Vangelis' 1981 album The Friends of Mr Cairo. The song was released on December 1, 1981. It has been later covered by numerous artists, including Demis Roussos, Chayanne, Gregorian, Project Pitchfork and Spanish singer Ana Belén. The song is also featured in the movie The Challengers. Never knew about the others.
Those two songs are my funeral playlist. because the first time I heard them, they were on the radio one melting into the other. Truly magical and really personal to me there and then. I can't remember which once was first...
Just the opening six lines are enough to leave you with more questions than answers...the whole song could be performed on the shrink's couch and should be on somebody's syllabus resulting in one helluvas thesis.
You ask me where to begin
Am I so lost in my sin
You ask me where did I fall
I'll say I can't tell you when
But if my spirit is lost
How will I find what is near...
On a side note, Donna Summer really made The State of Independence become better than the original and almost her own song. |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
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"I was basing my comment on that fire and skill album. Still having nightmares from that version of Start !!
What's the other album you refer to ,m"
Oh the cover of Start! was awful but some of the other tracks were good.
The other album is a charity one in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust and other charities featuring mostly unsigned bands doing the covers - there have been several albums each one with covers of a different artist (Madness, The Specials, The Beat, The Jam, The Clash have all been featured amongst others) - just Google "Specialized Gifted A Tribute To The Jam" and you should find The Jam one - as ever with that sort of thing it's a mix of good and bad (and Pretty Green doesn't fare any better here either!!) but worth a listen |
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I love a bizarre cover. The further away in style from the original the better.
Sisters of Mercy doing a version of Dolly Parton's Jolene? Great!
Tatu covering The Smith's I am the Sun? Perfect
Johnny Cash's cover of NIN's Hurt? Very different and very good.
A decent cover can bring a whole new perception to a song, and change the way you think about the original.
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
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A decent cover can bring a whole new perception to a song, and change the way you think about the original.
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Agree totally - for me the sign of a good cover is when you sit and think "I know this song" but can't immediately think why.
As I said further up, I love covers that put a new spin on the original and don't see the point of the effectively karaoke straight covers - Uptown Girl by Westlife is a good example of the latter |
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"I was basing my comment on that fire and skill album. Still having nightmares from that version of Start !!
Thanks man....I'll check that out
What's the other album you refer to ,m
Oh the cover of Start! was awful but some of the other tracks were good.
The other album is a charity one in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust and other charities featuring mostly unsigned bands doing the covers - there have been several albums each one with covers of a different artist (Madness, The Specials, The Beat, The Jam, The Clash have all been featured amongst others) - just Google "Specialized Gifted A Tribute To The Jam" and you should find The Jam one - as ever with that sort of thing it's a mix of good and bad (and Pretty Green doesn't fare any better here either!!) but worth a listen"
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"Jon & Vangelis: I'll find my way home.
Don't, just don't.
The same goes for Cyndi Lauper's True Colors, which got hacked to bits by Phil Collins.
I'll Find My Way Home is a perfect prog-pop mantelpiece. Which dickhead has dared to cover it? That said, as someone who worships Jon Anderson, I'd like to...
I just remembered IT HAS, by Gregorian monks, so it is a very apt funeral son, and Demi Rousos too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNgU3ojwlCM
I'll Find My Way Home is a song written by Jon Anderson and Vangelis for the Jon and Vangelis' 1981 album The Friends of Mr Cairo. The song was released on December 1, 1981. It has been later covered by numerous artists, including Demis Roussos, Chayanne, Gregorian, Project Pitchfork and Spanish singer Ana Belén. The song is also featured in the movie The Challengers. Never knew about the others.
Those two songs are my funeral playlist. because the first time I heard them, they were on the radio one melting into the other. Truly magical and really personal to me there and then. I can't remember which once was first...
Just the opening six lines are enough to leave you with more questions than answers...the whole song could be performed on the shrink's couch and should be on somebody's syllabus resulting in one helluvas thesis.
You ask me where to begin
Am I so lost in my sin
You ask me where did I fall
I'll say I can't tell you when
But if my spirit is lost
How will I find what is near...
On a side note, Donna Summer really made The State of Independence become better than the original and almost her own song. "
Yes, I love Donna's version of that song. Not so sure about Chrissie Hynde's though. Project Pitchfork!! I used to know the woman from that band, she was a member of the same horror film society as me. |
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"I will start this off with Frankie goes to Hollywood: The power of love.
Even if it was for a Christmas advert. Gary (Knob head ) Barlow, ruining Forever Autumn. He should be shot "
Jeez! Thank Christ I haven't heard this. I adore that song, means s lot to me  |
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"The All Saints version of Under the Bridge....
They didn't even know the meaning behind the song  "
Glad I’m not the only one.
They didn’t just murder it , they locked it in a dungeon and sadistically tortured it. |
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"I will start this off with Frankie goes to Hollywood: The power of love.
Even if it was for a Christmas advert. Gary (Knob head ) Barlow, ruining Forever Autumn. He should be shot
Jeez! Thank Christ I haven't heard this. I adore that song, means s lot to me "
If you think he only did it for a christmas advert, think again.
Him and Liam Neeson absolutely murdered their re-make of The War of the Worlds.  |
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I totally forgot about this.....
Gary Barlow and Liam Neeson (along with others) totally destroyed their re-make of Jeff Wayne's The War of the Worlds.
This will forever be the worst of the worst of cover versions and the worst showing of man's ability to destroy everything that is good in the world.
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By *orny PTMan
over a year ago
Peterborough |
"Stairway to heaven Led Zeppelin
Free bird Lynnard Skinnard
Bat out of hell Meatloaf to name a few "
In 1993 Rolf 'two little boys, were scarred for life' Harris, was on TOTP committing crimes against music as well.
Stairway To The Gallows, more like. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Too many bad ones to list!
Too many good ones to list!
And a hell of a lot of originals that should never have been released in the first place! But that's just my opinion!
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By *orny PTMan
over a year ago
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"Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd.
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This has been covered quite a few times, as listed on the secondhandsongs website.
Bands such as Queensryche/Dream Theater, Scissor Sisters and scouse band Ananthema.
Anathema seems to have done a better job, than the Scissor Sisters, who made their version sound more like the Bee Gees.
As a side note, my cousin toured with Anathema as their bass player in the early noughties. |
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"Zombie by the cranberries, nobody could ever match the original.
Thought Bad Wolf did a pretty good job tbh!
Wash your mouth out "
Dolores O'Riordan thought they were worthy! |
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"I’ probably the only person in the world that dislikes Disturbed’s version of The Sound of Silence, that’s Art n the little fella at their very best, it’s just not right anyone else singing those angelic high notes "
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"I’ probably the only person in the world that dislikes Disturbed’s version of The Sound of Silence, that’s Art n the little fella at their very best, it’s just not right anyone else singing those angelic high notes "
No your not & I like Disturbed!! |
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"I’ probably the only person in the world that dislikes Disturbed’s version of The Sound of Silence, that’s Art n the little fella at their very best, it’s just not right anyone else singing those angelic high notes
No your not & I like Disturbed!! "
Mind you their cover of Land of Confusion by Genesis is pretty good!! |
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"Stairway to heaven Led Zeppelin
Free bird Lynnard Skinnard
Bat out of hell Meatloaf to name a few "
You've not seen this.
I love 'Stairway', but this cover/tribute by Heart and Jason Bonham on drums is amazing. It elevated an already outstanding song.
https://youtu.be/LFxOaDeJmXk |
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"Zombie by the cranberries, nobody could ever match the original.
Thought Bad Wolf did a pretty good job tbh!
Wash your mouth out
Dolores O'Riordan thought they were worthy! "
Scott Bradlees postmodern jukebox did an excellent cover of this song. More a lament rather than Dolores' angry original. Worth a listen perhaps? |
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Postmodern jukebox do some excellent covers & quite a few that I don't like the originals of!
Mind you I think if you take a song to cover you should vamp it up & make it your own & if that means doing it in a different style that works then why not? |
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"Zombie by the cranberries, nobody could ever match the original.
Thought Bad Wolf did a pretty good job tbh!
Wash your mouth out
Dolores O'Riordan thought they were worthy! "
She was due to record her vocals for that version the day she died. I would have loved to have heard that. Whilst it was a touching tribute it will never hold a candle to the original in my opinion.
" Scott Bradlees postmodern jukebox did an excellent cover of this song. More a lament rather than Dolores' angry original. Worth a listen perhaps?"
I hadn’t come across that one before, it’s the best cover of zombie I have heard, probably because it wasn’t an attempt to be a carbon copy.
Whilst I was listening to that I did come across Scott Bradlee and Haley Reinhart’s cover of Radiohead’s Creep, that was amazing. |
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"Festively, Fairytale of New York
Nor should it be censored for that matter!
Don't click this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cr46zKL2wEs
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I did Argh my ears and my eyes!
Yet strangely watched it all through
Well, until Shane R hit the penny whistle |
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Whilst I was listening to that I did come across Scott Bradlee and Haley Reinhart’s cover of Radiohead’s Creep, that was amazing. "
Yes awesome cover but Radiohead is my hard limit. They cannot be covered upon pain of death |
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By *orny PTMan
over a year ago
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"Festively, Fairytale of New York
Nor should it be censored for that matter!
Don't click this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cr46zKL2wEs
I did Argh my ears and my eyes!
Yet strangely watched it all through
Well, until Shane R hit the penny whistle "
Am I on the naughty step then? |
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Whatever our emotional attachment to the originals, if we didn't have covers songs, we'd never have had Madness's It must be Love, Soft Cell's Tainted Love or Jeff Buckley's Hallelujah to name but a few.
Even if you think that's no bad thing, artists should always be able to reinterpret old material. Johnny Cash's American Recordings albums are almost all uniformly brilliant. |
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"Postmodern jukebox do some excellent covers & quite a few that I don't like the originals of!
Mind you I think if you take a song to cover you should vamp it up & make it your own & if that means doing it in a different style that works then why not?"
The PMJ version of No Diggity is screen-meltingly hot  |
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"You Take my breath away - Queen
. Pure pure class record. I’ve insisted it’s my funeral song. Lol. Not for a good few years yet tho.
So I'm not the only one that loves it then. Interestingly, there seems to be a whole culture of us born around the same time whose first ever Queen album was A Day At The Races...I guess because they 'overpressed' it thinking it would double the success of A Night At The Opera (it didn't, punk happened instead) and as a result, all the seond-hand shops were filled to the brim with copies by the mid 80s.
It is SUCH an astounding song, though, an expression of Fred's pure and utter devotion to/for the subject of his love. The only thing that anyone could dedicate to me which would be better than that would be 'Vision' by Peter Hammill (or more precisely, Marc Almond's cover version thereof)"
...seen Queen at city hall Newcastle when they were second band to “Mott the hoople “. .... |
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"You Take my breath away - Queen
. Pure pure class record. I’ve insisted it’s my funeral song. Lol. Not for a good few years yet tho.
So I'm not the only one that loves it then. Interestingly, there seems to be a whole culture of us born around the same time whose first ever Queen album was A Day At The Races...I guess because they 'overpressed' it thinking it would double the success of A Night At The Opera (it didn't, punk happened instead) and as a result, all the seond-hand shops were filled to the brim with copies by the mid 80s.
It is SUCH an astounding song, though, an expression of Fred's pure and utter devotion to/for the subject of his love. The only thing that anyone could dedicate to me which would be better than that would be 'Vision' by Peter Hammill (or more precisely, Marc Almond's cover version thereof)...seen Queen at city hall Newcastle when they were second band to “Mott the hoople “. .... "
Yes, OK, go on, MAKE me jealous for being too young.
You'll be telling me you saw Bowie supported by Roxy next. Or Cockney Rebel supported by the Dolls. Grrr... |
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"Freed from desire Gala"
That song should never have even been RECORDED, let alone covered.
Although it did give me a giggle at the time. "My love has got no money, he's got his trombone leaves" "I'm free from desire, mine arse end is purified" etc. Also, from her excess 'la la la'-ing, are we to conclude that the lady and Crustal Waters of 'Gypsy Woman' infamy are actually one and the same? Or at least related. |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
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"Festively, Fairytale of New York
Nor should it be censored for that matter!
Don't click this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cr46zKL2wEs
I did Argh my ears and my eyes!
Yet strangely watched it all through
Well, until Shane R hit the penny whistle
Am I on the naughty step then?"
No but I will be if anyone dares click the link below to hear Jon Bon Jovi murdering Fairytale...
https://youtu.be/KB9vvxYocW0 |
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"Festively, Fairytale of New York
Nor should it be censored for that matter!
Don't click this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cr46zKL2wEs
I did Argh my ears and my eyes!
Yet strangely watched it all through
Well, until Shane R hit the penny whistle
Am I on the naughty step then?
No but I will be if anyone dares click the link below to hear Jon Bon Jovi murdering Fairytale...
https://youtu.be/KB9vvxYocW0"
Now that was indeed bad, switched it off after 2 minutes, nice hair Jon that's about it mate.
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"You'll be telling me you saw Bowie supported by Roxy next. Or Cockney Rebel supported by the Dolls. Grrr..."
I saw Lindisfarne live, their support group was an up and coming act by the name of Genesis |
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"I will start this off with Frankie goes to Hollywood: The power of love.
Even if it was for a Christmas advert. Gary (Knob head ) Barlow, ruining Forever Autumn. He should be shot
Jeez! Thank Christ I haven't heard this. I adore that song, means s lot to me
If you think he only did it for a christmas advert, think again.
Him and Liam Neeson absolutely murdered their re-make of The War of the Worlds. "
Thank god I never saw that film |
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"Postmodern jukebox do some excellent covers & quite a few that I don't like the originals of!
Mind you I think if you take a song to cover you should vamp it up & make it your own & if that means doing it in a different style that works then why not?"
Love Postmodern Jukebox. Quirky |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Personal Jesus - Depeche Mode
Thought Marilyn Manson made a decent fist of it. Certainly didn't ruin it.
I mentioned that earlier up the thread, but they weren't having it  "
Johnny Cash did a brilliant cover, and I love Depeche Mode! |
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"You'll be telling me you saw Bowie supported by Roxy next. Or Cockney Rebel supported by the Dolls. Grrr...
I saw Lindisfarne live, their support group was an up and coming act by the name of Genesis "
I think we had same upbringing...great & varied music from an early age.
A friend & I were lucky, both had older siblings so allowed to go to gigs with them from a young age. I remember Feb 71 Winter Gardens Bournemouth.. Van Der Graaf Generator with both Lindisfarne & Genesis supporting. Year later Genesis again at Village Bowl 2 weeks later same venue but Curved Air!
So many others over the following years, too many to mention but great bands, quality music that was so raw, new, different & in some cases outrageous! Some of the kids today just don't get it!!! |
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"I’ probably the only person in the world that dislikes Disturbed’s version of The Sound of Silence, that’s Art n the little fella at their very best, it’s just not right anyone else singing those angelic high notes "
I both versions. |
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By *orny PTMan
over a year ago
Peterborough |
"Festively, Fairytale of New York
Nor should it be censored for that matter!
Don't click this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cr46zKL2wEs
I did Argh my ears and my eyes!
Yet strangely watched it all through
Well, until Shane R hit the penny whistle
Am I on the naughty step then?
No but I will be if anyone dares click the link below to hear Jon Bon Jovi murdering Fairytale...
https://youtu.be/KB9vvxYocW0"
Right, you: staircase now! (points arm in said direction) |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
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"Festively, Fairytale of New York
Nor should it be censored for that matter!
Don't click this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cr46zKL2wEs
I did Argh my ears and my eyes!
Yet strangely watched it all through
Well, until Shane R hit the penny whistle
Am I on the naughty step then?
No but I will be if anyone dares click the link below to hear Jon Bon Jovi murdering Fairytale...
https://youtu.be/KB9vvxYocW0
Right, you: staircase now! (points arm in said direction) "
*slinks off head hung in shame* |
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