The Gift of Music (SF's Holiday Cover Challenge)
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...and an avatar to a really interesting album cover.
who'd have thought herb alpert was so groundbreaking ?
actually, i've heard that album and it's good.
-bill
who'd have thought herb alpert was so groundbreaking ?

actually, i've heard that album and it's good.
-bill
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the big lebowski is one of the best films of all time.Chico wrote:It's from The Big Lebowski. It's the part where the Jesus and his bowling partner Liam are merely polishing their bowling balls.
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Just though this need it to be REITERATE...jute gyte wrote:the big lebowski is one of the best films of all time.Chico wrote:It's from The Big Lebowski. It's the part where the Jesus and his bowling partner Liam are merely polishing their bowling balls.
that's all dude!
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GlennCase wrote:DAMN IT! Now your <a href="http://pfmmusic.com/pfm-onmyblock.mp3">"On my block"</a> is stuck in my freeking head! How do you DO that?!?!!prayformojo wrote: And Glenn - Your Biz appreciation is just another reason that you kick the ass!
I do appologize for that. Not one of my strongest SF songs. I keep thinking about re-arranging it but never do. Perhaps I will make it the b-side on the "Thing Called Kim" EP.
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Okay, Fine.
I also wish to be in this.
My choices are as follows.
Slint - Nosferatu Man
Melvins - Jew Boy Flower Head
Boots Randolph - Yakety Sax
Thin Lizzzy - Don't Believe A Word
Also, I think the world would be a better place if Johnny Cashpoint covered "Typical Girls" by the Slits at some point.
My choices are as follows.
Slint - Nosferatu Man
Melvins - Jew Boy Flower Head
Boots Randolph - Yakety Sax
Thin Lizzzy - Don't Believe A Word
Also, I think the world would be a better place if Johnny Cashpoint covered "Typical Girls" by the Slits at some point.

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Re: Okay, Fine.
I actually have recorded a version of this, in the past. The world did not become a better place, as far as I could tellPhil. Redmon. wrote: Also, I think the world would be a better place if Johnny Cashpoint covered "Typical Girls" by the Slits at some point.

I have total anxiety of influence when it comes to covering the best band in the world ever, but if I was to do a Slits song, it would be either 'Shoplifting' or 'New Town' actually. *Hums ... 'Ten quid for the lot, we payed ... F*CK ALL' to himself*
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Wow, wreckdom! Nice list! 

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Are you kidding? That one's my favorite!prayformojo wrote:GlennCase wrote:DAMN IT! Now your <a href="http://pfmmusic.com/pfm-onmyblock.mp3">"On my block"</a> is stuck in my freeking head! How do you DO that?!?!!prayformojo wrote: And Glenn - Your Biz appreciation is just another reason that you kick the ass!
I do appologize for that. Not one of my strongest SF songs. I keep thinking about re-arranging it but never do. Perhaps I will make it the b-side on the "Thing Called Kim" EP.
"Warren Zevon would be proud." -Reve Mosquito
Stages, an album of about dealing with loss, anxiety, and grieving a difficult year, now available on Bandcamp and all streaming platforms! https://jonporobil.bandcamp.com/album/stages
Stages, an album of about dealing with loss, anxiety, and grieving a difficult year, now available on Bandcamp and all streaming platforms! https://jonporobil.bandcamp.com/album/stages
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i'd just like to take this moment to state i hope i do NOT get either wreckdom's or calfborg's list, simply for the fact that it would be nearly impossible to choose ONE from such great songs.
also i am wondering: when is the deadline for signing up... i'm kind of hoping the assignments are made relatively soon, so as perhaps to allow something like two months to work on this before the holidays? like if the assignments were passed out on 10/25 or something and then the due date was like christmas? or hanukah or whatever...

also i am wondering: when is the deadline for signing up... i'm kind of hoping the assignments are made relatively soon, so as perhaps to allow something like two months to work on this before the holidays? like if the assignments were passed out on 10/25 or something and then the due date was like christmas? or hanukah or whatever...
boy, the choosing four songs part was really hard because there is such a wide range of people participating here, i'm sure i could probably choose a different song i'd like to hear from each person.......
oh. i guess that's why the "wish list" thread got started somewhere else. i'll go look for that.
oh. i guess that's why the "wish list" thread got started somewhere else. i'll go look for that.

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So I was digging through some old cardboard boxes filled with four-track tapes, and I found some relevant stuff, so, please allow me to slightly update my four choices, without actually changing any of them:
Charlotte sometimes: by the Cure (PROOF)
Ninety-nine red balloons: by Nena (PROOF)
New dawn fades: by Joy division (PROOF)
Powerline: by Husker du (PROOF)bzl wrote:In! To make it less challengifying this year, here are four songs that the rock and roll band "charcoal" have already covered at some point in the past. Because if I can do it, anyone can.
Charlotte sometimes: by the Cure (PROOF)
Ninety-nine red balloons: by Nena (PROOF)
New dawn fades: by Joy division (PROOF)
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I thought I was the only Dada fan in existence. They played a tiny club in Seattle but it was on Madi's birthday, so we couldn't go. Oh, now I gotta think of a Dada song to make one of my four choices...GlennCase wrote:Will wonders never cease?! You guys keep amazing me with some of these choices.Plat wrote: 2) "Put Me Down" by Dada
I saw these guys live in Spokane on 02.21.04 at the B-Side. I won tickets, actually, but had never heard of them before that.
They put on an AMAZING live show, ESPECIALLY for a 3 piece band.
I almost put 'crumble' from their new album as one of my 4 choices.
They actually come back to Spokane this month, same venue. Needless to say I will be there.
ROCK!
Glenn (DR FUNK)
They have a new album? (Jim rushes over to Amazon....) Well, so they do. Trip to B&N at lunch, looks like.