I would not complain if nothing ever gets remade.
As self-proclaimed #1 Music Fan of the board, I disagree with remaking songs.
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If the butchering of Roy Orbison you're referring to is Van Halen... yeah, no one can do like Roy, 'cause he was the man. But it was probably fun in concert.
I dig VH but I don't have that album (Diver Down).
PS: Van Halen only ROCKED with Diamond Dave, capice everyone?
Didn't Queen do the soundtrack for Flash? Or was that just for The Highlander?
Oh, I don't think that good covers are all that rare. I mean I own 8 different versions of "Summertime" by Gershwin in my CD collection. None of them is the "original"; since, unless there is an "original cast recording" of the very first production of Porgy & Bess (which I kinda doubt), there isn't any such recording. I like 'em all; Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald with Louis Armstrong on trumpet, Big Mama Thornton, Janis Joplin with Big Brother and the Holding Company, Sam Cooke, Lambert Hendricks & Ross, Miles Davis, Charlie Parker (the last two are intrumental versions).A quality cover can reevoke memories of long forgotten songs from the past as this did for me, but that kind of spot on version is "rare, very rare".
You seem to mostly be responding to versions of songs that you already like being re-recorded by artist that you don't like (in general).
Well I do like some Celine Dion, but ABSO-Fraggin-LOUTLY NOT doing Roy Orbison.
I just ignore such things.
That sounds ideal....i need to learn that trick. It seemingly has a wide range of applications.
Oh, I don't think that good covers are all that rare. I mean I own 8 different versions of "Summertime" by Gershwin in my CD collection. None of them is the "original"; since, unless there is an "original cast recording" of the very first production of Porgy & Bess (which I kinda doubt), there isn't any such recording. I like 'em all; Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald with Louis Armstrong on trumpet, Big Mama Thornton, Janis Joplin with Big Brother and the Holding Company, Sam Cooke, Lambert Hendricks & Ross, Miles Davis, Charlie Parker (the last two are intrumental versions).
I heard they were remaking it. This is all I could find on it, though. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0421201/
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