Lovecats (version)

Lovecats (version)

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rich 36

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13,739 posts

272 months

Saturday 1st December 2007
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Who was the bloke released a version of the Cure hit,
together with a number of other modern classics including IIRC
Nirvana?

but,,,,,in rather pathetic 'swing' version of them all,
(Think he originally wrote 'My Way' for Sinatra) not sure on that One though



Famous Graham

26,553 posts

231 months

Saturday 1st December 2007
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rich 36

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13,739 posts

272 months

Saturday 1st December 2007
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Heard the Cure version, think I caught a bit of film during recording the album,
sounded bit daft really I think,

somehow interpreting 4/4 stuff in 50's swing phrasing

andy400

10,718 posts

237 months

Saturday 1st December 2007
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He did 'Jump' as well didn't he?

Sounded a bit wierd IIRC.

rich 36

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13,739 posts

272 months

Saturday 1st December 2007
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andy400 said:
He did 'Jump' as well didn't he?

Sounded a bit wierd IIRC.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Gwgrr8ecsE


oh dear
oh dear

Dracoro

8,771 posts

251 months

Saturday 1st December 2007
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Jamie Cullum and Katie Melua did a Lovecats cover.

rich 36

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13,739 posts

272 months

Sunday 2nd December 2007
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It gets truly worse,



"Nirvana, hey Nirvana".....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsS811o21-k


firmly stuck in the 50's clicking fingers in time, inane grin,


liner33

10,758 posts

208 months

Sunday 2nd December 2007
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Have a search for Richard Cheese , he has done loads of stuff like that

rich 36

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13,739 posts

272 months

Sunday 2nd December 2007
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Whose he then,


Church of Noise

1,479 posts

243 months

Sunday 2nd December 2007
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While I can appreciate a good cover (Tori Amos did something nice with the same Nirvana song, Nouvelle Vague do some fabulous covers), that is ridiculous!

collateral

7,238 posts

224 months

Sunday 2nd December 2007
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Lounge Against The Machine is pretty goofy.

I'm more amused by people roughing songs up, a la Me First and the Gimme Gimmes

ETA my brain is currently infected with a Babyshambles song from the new album which sounds more than a little inspired by Robert Smith and co...

Edited by collateral on Sunday 2nd December 12:29

rich 36

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13,739 posts

272 months

Sunday 2nd December 2007
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Stylism aside, its the performance I find disturbing.

Its like Dean/Frank and the black fella, are somewhere stage left, egging him on thatmakes it so wrong.

He may be 1957 in his head, the muso's and audience have definitley left the building.

He was on the radio (2iIRC) reffering to himself anectdotely as 'the Kid'
Which apparently is how Frank(hardest job in the world) Sinatra reffered to him........back then

Hanslow

809 posts

251 months

Sunday 2nd December 2007
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The Pat Boone metal covers is quite good, and that comes from a hardened metal fan. Worth checking out if you want something a bit different.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/In_a_Metal_Mood:_No_M...

Dracoro

8,771 posts

251 months

Sunday 2nd December 2007
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collateral said:
Lounge Against The Machine is pretty goofy.

I'm more amused by people roughing songs up, a la Me First and the Gimme Gimmes

ETA my brain is currently infected with a Babyshambles song from the new album which sounds more than a little inspired by Robert Smith and co...

Edited by collateral on Sunday 2nd December 12:29
Yup, sounds like they've completely ripped off the bassline from Lovecats.