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9th Annual Gift of Music
- RangerDenni
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
"Really interesting how the point you’re making slowly emerges like Martin Sheen from the mud in Apocalypse Now..." ~j$
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
Ok, I spent way, way too long on picking my songs. I had a page with 50 nominees written all over it. My final criterion was asking myself "if this were the song my person chose to cover, would I be as excited to hear it as if I were opening a Christmas present?" For the four little masterpieces here, the answer is a resounding YES!!!
I also tried to put enough variety in there so there would be something suitable no matter who got the list.
She's My Baby - The Mojo Men
Little Lighthouse - Dukes of Stratosphear (XTC)
Holiday Road - Lindsey Buckingham
Done - Allie Choco unpublished, I have it posted here:
https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=d5cd9956 ... D605%21662#
When do we get our assignments? Can't wait!
I also tried to put enough variety in there so there would be something suitable no matter who got the list.
She's My Baby - The Mojo Men
Little Lighthouse - Dukes of Stratosphear (XTC)
Holiday Road - Lindsey Buckingham
Done - Allie Choco unpublished, I have it posted here:
https://skydrive.live.com/?cid=d5cd9956 ... D605%21662#
When do we get our assignments? Can't wait!
Here's my record label page thingie with stuff about me if you are so interested: https://greenmonkeyrecords.com/jim-of-seattle/
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
Here are my picks. I'm too new a user to be allowed to post links, but they are easily searchable on YouTube. I picked songs that I'd always thought of covering live.
Pixies - Monkey Gone To Heaven
Cyndi Lauper - Money Changes Everything
Faith No More - Epic
Spinal Tap - Big Bottom
Pixies - Monkey Gone To Heaven
Cyndi Lauper - Money Changes Everything
Faith No More - Epic
Spinal Tap - Big Bottom
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
OK, here are my picks:
Half Hour To Go - John Glenn
Luna - Hedgehog
New Radiant Storm King - Quicksand Under Carpet
Rogue Wave - Harmonium
Yay GOM!
Half Hour To Go - John Glenn
Luna - Hedgehog
New Radiant Storm King - Quicksand Under Carpet
Rogue Wave - Harmonium
Yay GOM!
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"Brilliant and disastrous at almost the exact same time" - Melvin
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
I'm in! and here are my choices
Jackie Wilson - Higher and Higher
Red House Painters - Have You Forgotten
Ini Kamoze - Here Comes The Hotstepper
Archers of Loaf - Web in Front
I wanted Cheap Trick's "Surrender" as well but it just didn't make the cut
Jackie Wilson - Higher and Higher
Red House Painters - Have You Forgotten
Ini Kamoze - Here Comes The Hotstepper
Archers of Loaf - Web in Front
I wanted Cheap Trick's "Surrender" as well but it just didn't make the cut
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
OK suppose I better make my choices -
Outdoor Miner by Wire -
Singapore by Tom Waits -
Rockstar by Hole -
The Decision by The Young Knives
Outdoor Miner by Wire -
Singapore by Tom Waits -
Rockstar by Hole -
The Decision by The Young Knives
- RangerDenni
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
FINALLY!!
'Don't Stand So Close to the Window' (this is the recording he did which I like best )
Paul Kelly from Foggy Highway
http://youtu.be/3CcinAsSbdI
'Amazing'
Aerosmith from Get a Grip
http://youtu.be/XyAZGXlXGgI
'Song to the Siren' (most coverable song of his on a fantastic entire-album..I have other album favorites!)
Tim Buckley from Star Singer
http://youtu.be/2pxvXI1i9cw
"Never Let Her Slip Away"
Andrew Gold from All This and Heaven Too (other recordings since then)
http://youtu.be/DNCx7LDv7Ng
'Don't Stand So Close to the Window' (this is the recording he did which I like best )
Paul Kelly from Foggy Highway
http://youtu.be/3CcinAsSbdI
'Amazing'
Aerosmith from Get a Grip
http://youtu.be/XyAZGXlXGgI
'Song to the Siren' (most coverable song of his on a fantastic entire-album..I have other album favorites!)
Tim Buckley from Star Singer
http://youtu.be/2pxvXI1i9cw
"Never Let Her Slip Away"
Andrew Gold from All This and Heaven Too (other recordings since then)
http://youtu.be/DNCx7LDv7Ng
"Really interesting how the point you’re making slowly emerges like Martin Sheen from the mud in Apocalypse Now..." ~j$
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
Hey there everyone.
I figure everyone has about ten more days to sign up and pick songs. As for a due date for everything, that's up in the air... gotta talk to Eddiebangs. But it's always early january. Probably something hokie like 1/2/12 or 1/12/12 because I'm cheesy like that.
I figure everyone has about ten more days to sign up and pick songs. As for a due date for everything, that's up in the air... gotta talk to Eddiebangs. But it's always early january. Probably something hokie like 1/2/12 or 1/12/12 because I'm cheesy like that.
"I'd like to see 1984 redubbed with this in the soundtrack."- Furrypedro.
NUR EIN!
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NUR EIN!
X-Tokyo
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I, as always, vote for a due date post MLK weekend.
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
Ok, here are tentative picks:
The Kingston Trio - "M.T.A." (M's pick)
Brian Eno & David Byrne - "Strange Overtones"
Ladytron - "Another Breakfast with You"
Laptop - "Whole Wide World"
I'll get songs to the pickee via Niv.
-bill
The Kingston Trio - "M.T.A." (M's pick)
Brian Eno & David Byrne - "Strange Overtones"
Ladytron - "Another Breakfast with You"
Laptop - "Whole Wide World"
I'll get songs to the pickee via Niv.
-bill
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- bgm
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
Okay I will pick my 4 songs by the weekend for sure.
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
I'm gonna raise the topic of last years stiffees. I was sad to see my buddy Tomski get left behind so I've taken the liberty giving their stiffer a proverbial glove slap by taking on this beast.
We Built This City by Starship
Hope ya'll enjoy, it's a pretty straight cover, but my god that song takes some deconstructing.
I did consider posting this in the GOM 8 thread but that is so last year.
We Built This City by Starship
Hope ya'll enjoy, it's a pretty straight cover, but my god that song takes some deconstructing.
I did consider posting this in the GOM 8 thread but that is so last year.
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
Glad that slap wasn't for my face! Good job, considering the song. Picks in a day or two, I will not recieve a slap. For stiffing, anyway.
Bringin' the stink since 2006.
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
I haven't decided on my 4 songs yet. I'm thinking about following a theme. Like famous songs from famous scenes in 1970s porn. Scenes with big mustaches and even bigger bushes. But they seldom have lyrics. So I will probably go with a more traditional theme, like famous songs from famous scenes in Alfred Hitchcock movies. *bow chicka bow bow*
- BoffoYux
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Although we can't say we have a record as illustrious as Albatross's 3 out of 4, the stiffee title still won't keep the Boffo Yux Dudes from joining yet again.
So ignore the double negative. We're in. Songs to follow once I use the crowbar on Al.
BYD
So ignore the double negative. We're in. Songs to follow once I use the crowbar on Al.
BYD
- RangerDenni
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twssBoffoYux wrote:Although we can't say we have a record as illustrious as Albatross's 3 out of 4, the stiffee title still won't keep the Boffo Yux Dudes from joining yet again.
So ignore the double negative. We're in. Songs to follow once I use the crowbar on Al.
BYD
"Really interesting how the point you’re making slowly emerges like Martin Sheen from the mud in Apocalypse Now..." ~j$
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I think you chose this once before. Which is where I first heard it. Wonderful song.j$ wrote: Outdoor Miner by Wire -
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
My choices:
Know Your Product - The Saints
Only Time - The Riptides
Boys in Town - The Divinyls
[youtube]DMSyumchMWA&feature=related[/youtube]
Jailbreak - AC/DC
Know Your Product - The Saints
Only Time - The Riptides
Boys in Town - The Divinyls
[youtube]DMSyumchMWA&feature=related[/youtube]
Jailbreak - AC/DC
- BBABM
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
Wow, what a great song I've never heard before! Where do I get that mic stand? The best part is where she makes that "drag your fingers across your lips while making a B sound" sound, I literally lost it. I'm probably going to cover this even when I don't get you as my giftee... Not an excuse for someone to stiff.Caravan Ray wrote:Boys in Town - The Divinyls
- bgm
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
Almost by accident, I have a Canadian angle to my list:
#1: Willow Tree by Chad VanGaalen
#2: Like The Ocean, Like The Innocent by The Besnard Lakes
#3: Macarena by Great Aunt Ida
#4: Le Pyromane by Karkwa
#1: Willow Tree by Chad VanGaalen
#2: Like The Ocean, Like The Innocent by The Besnard Lakes
#3: Macarena by Great Aunt Ida
#4: Le Pyromane by Karkwa
- BBABM
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
I am intreagued by this band... Dual bass, no guitar eh? Interesting.bgm wrote:Macarena by Great Aunt Ida
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Re: 9th Annual Gift of Music
I have indeed and it is, indeed. My "theme" this time out was "rejects" - songs from my previous lists that didn't get picked first time round. That said, I am not sure whether I did add Young Knives to a previous picklist or just considered them.Caravan Ray wrote:I think you chose this once before. Which is where I first heard it. Wonderful song.j$ wrote: Outdoor Miner by Wire -
Anyhoo, there's a cute duelling ukuleles version of "OM" too -