If I had known it was harmless, I would have killed it myself!
Nick Gilder, Heart, Queen, Led Zep, Gary Numan, Concrete Blonde, Bowie, Kate Bush, Yes, Mark Knopfler, Cheap Trick, KISS, The Fixx, Rupert Hine, INXS, Neil Young, XTC, Nazareth, Styx, Joan Armatrading, Dal Bello, ELO, Rickie Lee Jones, Julian Cope, Suzi Quatro, Supertramp, Little River Band, Jane Siberry, Killing Joke, Sugarcubes, The Beatles, Fleetwood Mac, Lindsey Buckingham, Steve Earle and SOL 3.
classic rock and pop.
rap, hip-hop, house, trance, punk, metal.
Over The Hills and Far Away - Led Zep, Dog and Butterfly - Heart, You're My Best Friend - Queen, Birthday - The Sugarcubes, Watching You Without Me - Kate Bush
All of them.
respect
could never afford to.
Sorry, what were the first two?
Jeffrey
Sawatzky
Hosted from Project Opus (www.projectopus.com)
Album: Tribute
A smoky, bluesy version of the Taste of Honey disco original.
a little off beat: total uberbelly
Reviewed by David on January 12, 2007
I hear what you are sayign about this song, Ian. Personally I love it when a cover is totally changed up. I don't understand when entertainers do covers that sound almost the exact same as the original. If you want sleazy - in a good way ;) - you need to check out Surf Cheese by Uberbelly - a personal fav of mine.
sleazy (this is positive!)
Reviewed by ibeaty on January 12, 2007
nice work. I like the slowing down the tempo you've done. And the vocals (including the octave doubling) are nicely delivered. The midi programming on the instrumentation leaves a fair bit to be deisred, though. A tune like this where the Bassline takes such a lead role, needs live bass, or at least a more convincing sound. Ditto the drums, the programming is complex enough, but better, more live sounding drum sounds would help. Until i get more of a sense of a live band doing their thing, if feels like a great idea....that's kinda half done.
