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Three innovative songs. Three iconic music videos. Three remakes by rock bands whose drummers do a remarkable job of emulating the complex patterns of drum machines. Give the drummers some!
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Hey there fellow respected bloggers! I'm wondering if you (or your readers) would be interested in participating in a little survey I'm taking: I'm trying to get a list of the best covers of the 2000s. If you send me a list of your top 10, I'll compile the results and you might win a free CD/DVD! I hope you'll come check it out, and any exposure on your blog to get your readers to come join in would be great.
I did this a while back with the best indie records of all time--some of you may remember that--and got over 100 responses. I'm looking for similar results.
Thanks.
http://berkeleyplace.wordpress.com/2007/11/16/in-prog-the-best-covers-of-the-century-so-far/
There is only one great cover: "Eight Miles High" by Husker Du. The rest are paste.
Nathan Nothin' here from
Nothin' Sez Somethin'.
Thanks for stopping by & the heads-up on The Fugs.
Since you cited "Eight Miles High" by Husher Dü, which came out in 1984, I guess you were just saying your favorite cover, not the best cover of the 2000's as ekko was inquiring about, I'd have to add my all time favorite as "It's a Man's World" by The Residents.
Just my opinion, though.
Thanks again for the visit & comment.
NØ
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