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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: ggw on September 03, 2004, 09:49:00 am
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Scissor Sisters -- Comfortably Numb
Postal Service -- Against All Odds
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thumbs up on both of those...
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Limp Bizkit covering anything.
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P. Diddy - Ziggy Stardust
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Originally posted by econo:
P. Diddy - Ziggy Stardust
that is to horrible to even imagine... did you know he invented the remix
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10,000 maniacs - Every day is like Sunday.
Also, any song were the cover artist puts in too many "wooooooaaaah's" at the end of each line like Whitney Houston does.
I think it's referred to as "diahrrea of the vowels" or something.
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<img src="http://www.likesbooks.com/coverballot/2002/WO-02g.jpg" alt=" - " />
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I was hoping someone would call me on that. Just to clarify, Didster never covered Zigster.
Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:
Originally posted by econo:
P. Diddy - Ziggy Stardust
that is to horrible to even imagine... did you know he invented the remix [/b]
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don't give him any ideas...
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That could possibly send bollocks over the top.
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P. Diddy and Faith Evans- Every breath you take
Ugh.
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<img src="http://archive.gamespy.com/top10/january03/covers/10.jpg" alt=" - " />
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Boys of Summer - The Ataris
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Originally posted by econo:
That could possibly send bollocks over the top.
I didn't believe it for one second....but ironically I heard Bauhaus sing their cover version of it last night on XM and thought to myself..."WHY?" That's like xeroxing the Mona Lisa. I don't mind if people do covers for the most part, but nobody except Bowie should sing that song.
Which brings us to another question.
Which songs should NEVER be covered, and why?
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http://www.yrguk.com/entertainment/covers/welcome.htm (http://www.yrguk.com/entertainment/covers/welcome.htm)
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rhett miller - ziggy stardust
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Covers in general are pissing contests, at least in indie rock. I definitely wouldn't want to hear most adult contemporary covered. However, I did hear a great cover of Cher's Do You Believe in Life after Love where the band used a telephone key tones as the music.