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Ah ok. Well, if we're going that route, another Depeche cover on that same tribute album is my favorite, although it is also a cover of my favorite Depeche song,space6oy wrote:i never got into 'em. though just like the "hurt" scenario i should've noted that the original isn't "horrible" or anything. i just like the cover WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY better.
Achtane wrote:I can hit it with a Blowing Up and it'll just sound awesome instead of like capacitors farting into each others' dicks.
Achtane wrote:srsly?last.fm wrote:Zs makes music that is variously categorized as no-wave, post-jazz, brutal-chamber, brutal-prog, and post minimalist.
Fuck you.
foomanfat wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmX_7B8c-ww[/youtube]
the majority of that tribute album is really good, aside from what the originals are like. i'm pretty sure that's the only dishwalla i've ever heard aside from that one "breakthrough" radio hit they had, whatever the hell that was, can't remember...bigchiefbc wrote:Ah ok. Well, if we're going that route, another Depeche cover on that same tribute album is my favorite, although it is also a cover of my favorite Depeche song,space6oy wrote:i never got into 'em. though just like the "hurt" scenario i should've noted that the original isn't "horrible" or anything. i just like the cover WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY better.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_6qMOA8AWg[/youtube]
Same here. That song was "Counting Blue Cars". When I got the Depeche tribute, I quickly scanned to see who did Policy of Truth because it's my favorite Depeche song, and was avery disappointed to see that it was that lame alternative one-hit-wonder chick band. Then I listened to it and it was really good. So you never know.space6oy wrote:the majority of that tribute album is really good, aside from what the originals are like. i'm pretty sure that's the only dishwalla i've ever heard aside from that one "breakthrough" radio hit they had, whatever the hell that was, can't remember...bigchiefbc wrote:Ah ok. Well, if we're going that route, another Depeche cover on that same tribute album is my favorite, although it is also a cover of my favorite Depeche song,space6oy wrote:i never got into 'em. though just like the "hurt" scenario i should've noted that the original isn't "horrible" or anything. i just like the cover WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY WAY better.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_6qMOA8AWg[/youtube]
Achtane wrote:I can hit it with a Blowing Up and it'll just sound awesome instead of like capacitors farting into each others' dicks.
Achtane wrote:srsly?last.fm wrote:Zs makes music that is variously categorized as no-wave, post-jazz, brutal-chamber, brutal-prog, and post minimalist.
Fuck you.
they were a chick band?! i never woulda guessed. space6oy wrote:
Well, at least my girlfriend at the time and all her friends liked it.Achtane wrote:I can hit it with a Blowing Up and it'll just sound awesome instead of like capacitors farting into each others' dicks.
Achtane wrote:srsly?last.fm wrote:Zs makes music that is variously categorized as no-wave, post-jazz, brutal-chamber, brutal-prog, and post minimalist.
Fuck you.
Funny, I think their version of Diamonds and Rust off the same album is better than the original.Ugly Nora wrote:But wow, the original version by Judas Priest is embarrassingly horrible to me. In Judas' defense though, I think every song they've ever done is embarrassingly horrible.
space6oy wrote:the vocals just DO NOT sound female to me.
edit: ok, you meant a band only chicks are into? chick band to me means all or mostly chicks IN the band. looked 'em up, no chicas.
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_6qMOA8AWg[/youtube]'
oops sorry. Yeah, I just meant girls always seem to like them.Achtane wrote:I can hit it with a Blowing Up and it'll just sound awesome instead of like capacitors farting into each others' dicks.
Achtane wrote:srsly?last.fm wrote:Zs makes music that is variously categorized as no-wave, post-jazz, brutal-chamber, brutal-prog, and post minimalist.
Fuck you.
FixedJoe Gress wrote: [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ir9Oo7K2Cc[/youtube]
Although I've listened to this version perhaps a thousand more times than the original...
oldangelmidnight wrote:This is the classic ILF I love. Emotional highs and lows. Scooped mids in my heart all day long.
