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Successful Cover Songs, by Poly Mindset on Apr 27, 2018 22:52:09 GMT 1, Bowie's cover of an very obscure early Pink Floyd song.
Bowie's cover of an very obscure early Pink Floyd song.
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Successful Cover Songs, by met on May 7, 2018 15:02:54 GMT 1, Martina Topley-Bird feat. Mark Lanegan & Warpaint - Crystalised (The xx cover, 2013)
Topley-Bird being exceptional here, as usual. And a surprisingly remarkable voice from Ferrell, who looks like he's had a few rough years since I last saw him in Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy.
The xx - Crystalised (2009)
Martina Topley-Bird feat. Mark Lanegan & Warpaint - Crystalised (The xx cover, 2013)
Topley-Bird being exceptional here, as usual. And a surprisingly remarkable voice from Ferrell, who looks like he's had a few rough years since I last saw him in Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy.
The xx - Crystalised (2009)
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Successful Cover Songs, by met on May 7, 2018 16:19:39 GMT 1, Drawing on the earlier Smiths post above ... an extremely talented artist who in my view deserves a lot more acclaim - covers the Smiths; a move which could make grown men turn rabid before the chorus ... but this works for me. The original [...]
Cheers for posting.
I've since listened many times to this Ebony Bones version of What Difference Does It Make? (her own title without the question mark).
Everything about it is fantastic to my ears โ from the whistling and finger-snapping, to the down-tempo bass which kicks in one minute into the song.
Previously, I thought there was an artificial choir effect being used with Bones's voice. It's only today that I learned the New London Children's Choir is singing (and chattering at the start).
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By listening to the cover on YouTube, I also heard for the first time the song below โ through YouTube's creepy / disconcerting yet rather useful algorithm.
Proof that you're out of the loop is saying to yourself, "Hey, I've discovered a new band" โ only to find out the video was released six years ago and already has 30,000,000+ views.
Major Lazer feat. Amber (of Dirty Projectors) - Get Free OFFICIAL LYRIC VIDEO + HQ AUDIO
Drawing on the earlier Smiths post above ... an extremely talented artist who in my view deserves a lot more acclaim - covers the Smiths; a move which could make grown men turn rabid before the chorus ... but this works for me. The original [...] Cheers for posting. I've since listened many times to this Ebony Bones version of What Difference Does It Make? (her own title without the question mark). Everything about it is fantastic to my ears โ from the whistling and finger-snapping, to the down-tempo bass which kicks in one minute into the song. Previously, I thought there was an artificial choir effect being used with Bones's voice. It's only today that I learned the New London Children's Choir is singing (and chattering at the start). ___________ By listening to the cover on You Tube, I also heard for the first time the song below โ through You Tube's creepy / disconcerting yet rather useful algorithm. Proof that you're out of the loop is saying to yourself, "Hey, I've discovered a new band" โ only to find out the video was released six years ago and already has 30,000,000+ views. Major Lazer feat. Amber (of Dirty Projectors) - Get Free OFFICIAL LYRIC VIDEO + HQ AUDIO |
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Successful Cover Songs, by Coach on May 7, 2018 17:49:56 GMT 1,
Is the Girls Aloud the original? Iโm not familiar with the song. If so, thereโs a cover thatโs infinitely better than the original!
Is the Girls Aloud the original? Iโm not familiar with the song. If so, thereโs a cover thatโs infinitely better than the original! |
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Successful Cover Songs, by coller on May 7, 2018 19:14:18 GMT 1, Is the Girls Aloud the original? Iโm not familiar with the song. If so, thereโs a cover thatโs infinitely better than the original!
Yes, Girls Aloud is the original!
Is the Girls Aloud the original? Iโm not familiar with the song. If so, thereโs a cover thatโs infinitely better than the original! Yes, Girls Aloud is the original! |
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Successful Cover Songs, by Deleted on May 9, 2018 17:28:15 GMT 1, So many to choose from.
First offering is Therapy?'s cover of Joy Division's "Isolation"
So many to choose from.
First offering is Therapy?'s cover of Joy Division's "Isolation"
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Successful Cover Songs, by mutatis on May 9, 2018 18:08:19 GMT 1, By way of addendum. I've never been a Dolly Parton fan, but given the Sisters' treatment ...all without a hint of irony ...
By way of addendum. I've never been a Dolly Parton fan, but given the Sisters' treatment ...all without a hint of irony ... |
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Successful Cover Songs, by mutatis on May 9, 2018 18:22:45 GMT 1, Drawing on the earlier Smiths post above ... an extremely talented artist who in my view deserves a lot more acclaim - covers the Smiths; a move which could make grown men turn rabid before the chorus ... but this works for me. The original [...] Cheers for posting. I've since listened many times to this Ebony Bones version of What Difference Does It Make? (her own title without the question mark). Everything about it is fantastic to my ears โ from the whistling and finger-snapping, to the down-tempo bass which kicks in one minute into the song. Previously, I thought there was an artificial choir effect being used with Bones's voice. It's only today that I learned the New London Children's Choir is singing (and chattering at the start). ___________ By listening to the cover on You Tube, I also heard for the first time the song below โ through You Tube's creepy / disconcerting yet rather useful algorithm. Proof that you're out of the loop is saying to yourself, "Hey, I've discovered a new band" โ only to find out the video was released six years ago and already has 30,000,000+ views. Major Lazer feat. Amber (of Dirty Projectors) - Get Free OFFICIAL LYRIC VIDEO + HQ AUDIO
Having discovered Major Lazer now, and from your comment I assume you like Get Free ... I would be curious to know what you think of Major Lazer's Guns Don't Kill People ... Lazers Do - their first album which is "raw" ... and in marked contrast to the sweet / commercial Get Free.
There's far too much music available these days to ever truly be in the loop ... recommendations and sharing of music go a long way ...
Drawing on the earlier Smiths post above ... an extremely talented artist who in my view deserves a lot more acclaim - covers the Smiths; a move which could make grown men turn rabid before the chorus ... but this works for me. The original [...] Cheers for posting. I've since listened many times to this Ebony Bones version of What Difference Does It Make? (her own title without the question mark). Everything about it is fantastic to my ears โ from the whistling and finger-snapping, to the down-tempo bass which kicks in one minute into the song. Previously, I thought there was an artificial choir effect being used with Bones's voice. It's only today that I learned the New London Children's Choir is singing (and chattering at the start). ___________ By listening to the cover on You Tube, I also heard for the first time the song below โ through You Tube's creepy / disconcerting yet rather useful algorithm. Proof that you're out of the loop is saying to yourself, "Hey, I've discovered a new band" โ only to find out the video was released six years ago and already has 30,000,000+ views. Major Lazer feat. Amber (of Dirty Projectors) - Get Free OFFICIAL LYRIC VIDEO + HQ AUDIO I hope it leads you / has led you to explore more of Ebony Bones work. Having discovered Major Lazer now, and from your comment I assume you like Get Free ... I would be curious to know what you think of Major Lazer's Guns Don't Kill People ... Lazers Do - their first album which is "raw" ... and in marked contrast to the sweet / commercial Get Free. There's far too much music available these days to ever truly be in the loop ... recommendations and sharing of music go a long way ... |
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Successful Cover Songs, by Coach on May 9, 2018 22:54:32 GMT 1, By way of addendum. I've never been a Dolly Parton fan, but given the Sisters' treatment ...all without a hint of irony ... ย
Have loved that version for many years. Truly a great band.
By way of addendum. I've never been a Dolly Parton fan, but given the Sisters' treatment ...all without a hint of irony ... ย Have loved that version for many years. Truly a great band. |
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Successful Cover Songs, by hnkpnk on May 10, 2018 10:28:41 GMT 1, By way of addendum. I've never been a Dolly Parton fan, but given the Sisters' treatment ...all without a hint of irony ... Have loved that version for many years. Truly a great band.
By way of addendum. I've never been a Dolly Parton fan, but given the Sisters' treatment ...all without a hint of irony ... Have loved that version for many years. Truly a great band. This is one of my favourite versions: |
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Successful Cover Songs, by mutatis on May 11, 2018 15:45:21 GMT 1, Continuing the Sisters theme .... they did their fair share of covers, most of which breathed new life into the subject matter and with covers like 1969, Ghost Rider, Sister Ray, Teachers, you were left in no doubt as to their influences ...
Emma, a live favourite from the early days and released later, at first seemed an odd cover, but the Sisters captured the darkness at the core of the song. Even though I'd heard the Hot Chocolate original many years before, I didn't really listen to the song until the Sisters performed it.
The Sisters would play this live occasionally (with a hint of irony?) - but I've opted for the Leather Nun's version.
I don't think this has already been posted but having ended up with Abba, it would be remiss not to include this stunning cover.
Continuing the Sisters theme .... they did their fair share of covers, most of which breathed new life into the subject matter and with covers like 1969, Ghost Rider, Sister Ray, Teachers, you were left in no doubt as to their influences ...
Emma, a live favourite from the early days and released later, at first seemed an odd cover, but the Sisters captured the darkness at the core of the song. Even though I'd heard the Hot Chocolate original many years before, I didn't really listen to the song until the Sisters performed it.
The Sisters would play this live occasionally (with a hint of irony?) - but I've opted for the Leather Nun's version.
I don't think this has already been posted but having ended up with Abba, it would be remiss not to include this stunning cover.
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Successful Cover Songs, by met on May 11, 2018 21:14:32 GMT 1, [...] I don't think this has already been posted but having ended up with Abba, it would be remiss not to include this stunning cover.
The Portishead cover of SOS is extraordinary. Never heard it before, so thank you for posting.
Regarding the video, I've always been a fan of simple, effective ideas that are well executed.
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A nod should also have been given by me to the International Morse code distress signal โ aurally at the beginning of the song, and with the flashing imagery in negative throughout the video.
ยท ยท ยท โ โ โ ยท ยท ยท
ยท ยท ยท โ โ โ ยท ยท ยท
[...] I don't think this has already been posted but having ended up with Abba, it would be remiss not to include this stunning cover. The Portishead cover of SOS is extraordinary. Never heard it before, so thank you for posting. Regarding the video, I've always been a fan of simple, effective ideas that are well executed. __________ EDIT: A nod should also have been given by me to the International Morse code distress signal โ aurally at the beginning of the song, and with the flashing imagery in negative throughout the video. ยท ยท ยท โ โ โ ยท ยท ยท ยท ยท ยท โ โ โ ยท ยท ยท |
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Successful Cover Songs, by met on May 11, 2018 22:12:37 GMT 1, Cheers for posting. I've since listened many times to this Ebony Bones version of What Difference Does It Make? (her own title without the question mark). Everything about it is fantastic to my ears โ from the whistling and finger-snapping, to the down-tempo bass which kicks in one minute into the song. Previously, I thought there was an artificial choir effect being used with Bones's voice. It's only today that I learned the New London Children's Choir is singing (and chattering at the start). ___________ By listening to the cover on You Tube, I also heard for the first time the song below โ through You Tube's creepy / disconcerting yet rather useful algorithm. Proof that you're out of the loop is saying to yourself, "Hey, I've discovered a new band" โ only to find out the video was released six years ago and already has 30,000,000+ views. Major Lazer feat. Amber (of Dirty Projectors) - Get Free OFFICIAL LYRIC VIDEO + HQ AUDIO I hope it leads you / has led you to explore more of Ebony Bones work. Having discovered Major Lazer now, and from your comment I assume you like Get Free ... I would be curious to know what you think of Major Lazer's Guns Don't Kill People ... Lazers Do - their first album which is "raw" ... and in marked contrast to the sweet / commercial Get Free. There's far too much music available these days to ever truly be in the loop ... recommendations and sharing of music go a long way ...
In reverse order, I did listen to Guns Don't Kill People... Lazers Do by Major Lazer.
It's an eclectic album, which I dislike on the whole. As for the individual songs, I would describe them as ranging from annoying to unbearable.
Pretty much the only one I do like is the opening track, Hold the Line, featuring Mr. Lexx and Santigold. It required three or four listens, so there was an element of ear training involved.
[I spent a good half hour as well trying to figure out what was familiar about part of the guitar riff. My conclusion is that it may be a sample from Miserlou by Dick Dale and The Del-Tones.
Mr. Lexx's voice also pushed me to rediscover Tricky's album Blowback โ especially the songs featuring Hawkman / Garrison Hawk (such as Evolution Revolution Love and Over Me).]
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Ebony Bones is much more my style, in song construction and spirit.
From what I've heard thus far, the memorable songs would be The Muzik (the video for which may cause some forum members to press 'pause' in a couple of places), and a great live performance of Neu World Blues on the WNYC programme, Soundcheck:
Cheers for posting. I've since listened many times to this Ebony Bones version of What Difference Does It Make? (her own title without the question mark). Everything about it is fantastic to my ears โ from the whistling and finger-snapping, to the down-tempo bass which kicks in one minute into the song. Previously, I thought there was an artificial choir effect being used with Bones's voice. It's only today that I learned the New London Children's Choir is singing (and chattering at the start). ___________ By listening to the cover on You Tube, I also heard for the first time the song below โ through You Tube's creepy / disconcerting yet rather useful algorithm. Proof that you're out of the loop is saying to yourself, "Hey, I've discovered a new band" โ only to find out the video was released six years ago and already has 30,000,000+ views. Major Lazer feat. Amber (of Dirty Projectors) - Get Free OFFICIAL LYRIC VIDEO + HQ AUDIO I hope it leads you / has led you to explore more of Ebony Bones work. Having discovered Major Lazer now, and from your comment I assume you like Get Free ... I would be curious to know what you think of Major Lazer's Guns Don't Kill People ... Lazers Do - their first album which is "raw" ... and in marked contrast to the sweet / commercial Get Free. There's far too much music available these days to ever truly be in the loop ... recommendations and sharing of music go a long way ... In reverse order, I did listen to Guns Don't Kill People... Lazers Do by Major Lazer. It's an eclectic album, which I dislike on the whole. As for the individual songs, I would describe them as ranging from annoying to unbearable. Pretty much the only one I do like is the opening track, Hold the Line, featuring Mr. Lexx and Santigold. It required three or four listens, so there was an element of ear training involved. [I spent a good half hour as well trying to figure out what was familiar about part of the guitar riff. My conclusion is that it may be a sample from Miserlou by Dick Dale and The Del-Tones.Mr. Lexx's voice also pushed me to rediscover Tricky's album Blowback โ especially the songs featuring Hawkman / Garrison Hawk (such as Evolution Revolution Love and Over Me).]______ Ebony Bones is much more my style, in song construction and spirit. From what I've heard thus far, the memorable songs would be The Muzik (the video for which may cause some forum members to press 'pause' in a couple of places), and a great live performance of Neu World Blues on the WNYC programme, Soundcheck: |
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Successful Cover Songs, by Deleted on May 11, 2018 22:33:50 GMT 1, I hope it leads you / has led you to explore more of Ebony Bones work. Having discovered Major Lazer now, and from your comment I assume you like Get Free ... I would be curious to know what you think of Major Lazer's Guns Don't Kill People ... Lazers Do - their first album which is "raw" ... and in marked contrast to the sweet / commercial Get Free. There's far too much music available these days to ever truly be in the loop ... recommendations and sharing of music go a long way ... In reverse order, I did listen to Guns Don't Kill People... Lazers Do by Majorย Lazer. It's an eclectic album, which I dislike on the whole. As for the individual songs, I would describe them as ranging from annoying to unbearable. Pretty much the only one I do like is the opening track, Hold the Line, featuring Mr.ย Lexx and Santigold. It required three or four listens, so there was an element of ear training involved. [I spent a good half hour as well trying to figure out what was familiar about part of the guitar riff. My conclusion is that it may be a sample from Miserlou by Dickย Dale and Theย Del-Tones.Mr.ย Lexx's voice also pushed me to rediscover Tricky's album Blowback โ especially the songs featuring Hawkman / Garrisonย Hawk (such as Evolution Revolution Love and Overย Me).]______ Ebony Bones is much more my style, in song construction and spirit. From what I've heard thus far, the memorable songs would be Theย Muzik (the video for which may cause some forum members to press 'pause' in a couple of places), and a great live performance of Neu World Blues on the WNYC programme, Soundcheck:
Jesus Met. I lose the will to live whenever I see your posts. It's like everything said is analysed in a courtroom. I say this with all due respect. Have a break. Go and have some fun. Say something like human beings talk, rather than fucking Siri. Jesus. No more.
I hope it leads you / has led you to explore more of Ebony Bones work. Having discovered Major Lazer now, and from your comment I assume you like Get Free ... I would be curious to know what you think of Major Lazer's Guns Don't Kill People ... Lazers Do - their first album which is "raw" ... and in marked contrast to the sweet / commercial Get Free. There's far too much music available these days to ever truly be in the loop ... recommendations and sharing of music go a long way ... In reverse order, I did listen to Guns Don't Kill People... Lazers Do by Majorย Lazer. It's an eclectic album, which I dislike on the whole. As for the individual songs, I would describe them as ranging from annoying to unbearable. Pretty much the only one I do like is the opening track, Hold the Line, featuring Mr.ย Lexx and Santigold. It required three or four listens, so there was an element of ear training involved. [I spent a good half hour as well trying to figure out what was familiar about part of the guitar riff. My conclusion is that it may be a sample from Miserlou by Dickย Dale and Theย Del-Tones.Mr.ย Lexx's voice also pushed me to rediscover Tricky's album Blowback โ especially the songs featuring Hawkman / Garrisonย Hawk (such as Evolution Revolution Love and Overย Me).]______ Ebony Bones is much more my style, in song construction and spirit. From what I've heard thus far, the memorable songs would be Theย Muzik (the video for which may cause some forum members to press 'pause' in a couple of places), and a great live performance of Neu World Blues on the WNYC programme, Soundcheck: Jesus Met. I lose the will to live whenever I see your posts. It's like everything said is analysed in a courtroom. I say this with all due respect. Have a break. Go and have some fun. Say something like human beings talk, rather than fucking Siri. Jesus. No more. |
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Successful Cover Songs, by met on May 11, 2018 23:19:32 GMT 1, Jesus Met. I lose the will to live whenever I see your posts. It's like everything said is analysed in a courtroom. I say this with all due respect. Have a break. Go and have some fun. Say something like human beings talk, rather than f**kingSiri. Jesus. No more.
A very fair comment, and no offence taken whatsoever.
The counter is that forums, by their nature, often attract obsessive individuals. This includes people who take great pleasure in details, reverse engineering, breaking things down โ working out the why, the how, the what if.
You say "Go and have some fun." Rest assured, I completely get where you're coming from.
But this is my idea of fun. Our notions of the concept are merely different.
And it's the fact that members here have such contrasting outlooks and priorities which, at least to my mind, makes this platform so potentially rewarding.
The last place I want to be is in some echo chamber, where everyone's views are similar to my own. That's where thinking stops, and where any hope of a proper exchange (and progress) vanishes.
Jesus Met. I lose the will to live whenever I see your posts. It's like everything said is analysed in a courtroom. I say this with all due respect. Have a break. Go and have some fun. Say something like human beings talk, rather than f**kingSiri. Jesus. No more. A very fair comment, and no offence taken whatsoever. The counter is that forums, by their nature, often attract obsessive individuals. This includes people who take great pleasure in details, reverse engineering, breaking things down โ working out the why, the how, the what if. You say "Go and have some fun." Rest assured, I completely get where you're coming from. But this is my idea of fun. Our notions of the concept are merely different. And it's the fact that members here have such contrasting outlooks and priorities which, at least to my mind, makes this platform so potentially rewarding. The last place I want to be is in some echo chamber, where everyone's views are similar to my own. That's where thinking stops, and where any hope of a proper exchange (and progress) vanishes. |
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Successful Cover Songs, by Blakeies on May 11, 2018 23:28:57 GMT 1, Not sure if I posted previously in this thread. But Iโd add 3 Iโve always liked
Marilyn Mansons cover of sweet dreams
The limp bizkit cover of faith
And a cover of โyour songโ by The Streets
Not sure if I posted previously in this thread. But Iโd add 3 Iโve always liked Marilyn Mansons cover of sweet dreams The limp bizkit cover of faith And a cover of โyour songโ by The Streets |
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Successful Cover Songs, by met on May 11, 2018 23:44:11 GMT 1,
Dick Dale and The Del-Tones - Miserlou (1962)
According to Wikipedia, here is the first-known early recording of Misirlou:
Tetos Demetriades - Misirlou (1927)
Dick Dale and The Del-Tones - Miserlou (1962) According to Wikipedia, here is the first-known early recording of Misirlou: Tetos Demetriades - Misirlou (1927)
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Successful Cover Songs, by met on May 12, 2018 0:37:51 GMT 1,
Having been introduced to The Cure through Faith and Pornography, I've generally found their song The Love Cats to be terrible (although not as atrocious as Friday I'm in Love).
It was therefore a pleasure to discover Tricky's cover, which I do enjoy.
Tricky (feat. Costanza Francavilla) - The Love Cats (2003)
Re-watching the video below, I may have worked out from whom Bjรถrk picked up her more irritating mannerisms.
The Cure - The Love Cats (1983)
Having been introduced to The Cure through Faith and Pornography, I've generally found their song The Love Cats to be terrible (although not as atrocious as Friday I'm in Love).
It was therefore a pleasure to discover Tricky's cover, which I do enjoy.
Tricky (feat. Costanza Francavilla) - The Love Cats (2003)
Re-watching the video below, I may have worked out from whom Bjรถrk picked up her more irritating mannerisms.
The Cure - The Love Cats (1983)
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Successful Cover Songs, by Charlesworth on May 12, 2018 6:38:00 GMT 1, Not sure if I posted previously in this thread. But Iโd add 3 Iโve always liked Marilyn Mansons cover of sweet dreams The limp bizkit cover of faith And a cover of โyour songโ by The Streets
Great shout with the Faith cover, I bloody love that
Not sure if I posted previously in this thread. But Iโd add 3 Iโve always liked Marilyn Mansons cover of sweet dreams The limp bizkit cover of faith And a cover of โyour songโ by The Streets Great shout with the Faith cover, I bloody love that |
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Successful Cover Songs, by Deleted on May 12, 2018 7:43:05 GMT 1, Jesus Met. I lose the will to live whenever I see your posts. It's like everything said is analysed in a courtroom. I say this with all due respect. Have a break. Go and have some fun. Say something like human beings talk, rather than f**kingSiri. Jesus. No more. A very fair comment, and no offence taken whatsoever. The counter is that forums, by their nature, often attract obsessive individuals. This includes people who take great pleasure in details, reverse engineering, breaking things down โ working out the why, the how, the what if. You say "Go and have some fun." Rest assured, I completely get where you're coming from. But this is my idea of fun. Our notions of the concept are merely different. And it's the fact that members here have such contrasting outlooks and priorities which, at least to my mind, makes this platform so potentially rewarding. The last place I want to be is in some echo chamber, where everyone's views are similar to my own. That's where thinking stops, and where any hope of a proper exchange (and progress) vanishes.
Fair comment
Jesus Met. I lose the will to live whenever I see your posts. It's like everything said is analysed in a courtroom. I say this with all due respect. Have a break. Go and have some fun. Say something like human beings talk, rather than f**kingSiri. Jesus. No more. A very fair comment, and no offence taken whatsoever. The counter is that forums, by their nature, often attract obsessive individuals. This includes people who take great pleasure in details, reverse engineering, breaking things down โ working out the why, the how, the what if. You say "Go and have some fun." Rest assured, I completely get where you're coming from. But this is my idea of fun. Our notions of the concept are merely different. And it's the fact that members here have such contrasting outlooks and priorities which, at least to my mind, makes this platform so potentially rewarding. The last place I want to be is in some echo chamber, where everyone's views are similar to my own. That's where thinking stops, and where any hope of a proper exchange (and progress) vanishes. Fair comment |
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Successful Cover Songs, by Coach on May 12, 2018 11:45:52 GMT 1, Jesus Met. I lose the will to live whenever I see your posts. It's like everything said is analysed in a courtroom. I say this with all due respect. Have a break. Go and have some fun. Say something like human beings talk, rather than f**kingSiri. Jesus. No more. A very fair comment, and no offence taken whatsoever. The counter is that forums, by their nature, often attract obsessive individuals. This includes people who take great pleasure in details, reverse engineering, breaking things down โ working out the why, the how, the what if. You say "Go and have some fun." Rest assured, I completely get where you're coming from. But this is my idea of fun. Our notions of the concept are merely different. And it's the fact that members here have such contrasting outlooks and priorities which, at least to my mind, makes this platform so potentially rewarding. The last place I want to be is in some echo chamber, where everyone's views are similar to my own. That's where thinking stops, and where any hope of a proper exchange (and progress) vanishes.
For the sake of balance, there are few posts I enjoy more than yours met (your analysis of which seat a member had on a plane was a terrific read), and are one of the things that keep me reading this forum.
Jesus Met. I lose the will to live whenever I see your posts. It's like everything said is analysed in a courtroom. I say this with all due respect. Have a break. Go and have some fun. Say something like human beings talk, rather than f**kingSiri. Jesus. No more. A very fair comment, and no offence taken whatsoever. The counter is that forums, by their nature, often attract obsessive individuals. This includes people who take great pleasure in details, reverse engineering, breaking things down โ working out the why, the how, the what if. You say "Go and have some fun." Rest assured, I completely get where you're coming from. But this is my idea of fun. Our notions of the concept are merely different. And it's the fact that members here have such contrasting outlooks and priorities which, at least to my mind, makes this platform so potentially rewarding. The last place I want to be is in some echo chamber, where everyone's views are similar to my own. That's where thinking stops, and where any hope of a proper exchange (and progress) vanishes. For the sake of balance, there are few posts I enjoy more than yours met (your analysis of which seat a member had on a plane was a terrific read), and are one of the things that keep me reading this forum. |
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Successful Cover Songs, by Schrรถdinger's Chat on May 12, 2018 13:19:31 GMT 1, A very fair comment, and no offence taken whatsoever. The counter is that forums, by their nature, often attract obsessive individuals. This includes people who take great pleasure in details, reverse engineering, breaking things down โ working out the why, the how, the what if. You say "Go and have some fun." Rest assured, I completely get where you're coming from. But this is my idea of fun. Our notions of the concept are merely different. And it's the fact that members here have such contrasting outlooks and priorities which, at least to my mind, makes this platform so potentially rewarding. The last place I want to be is in some echo chamber, where everyone's views are similar to my own. That's where thinking stops, and where any hope of a proper exchange (and progress) vanishes. For the sake of balance, there are few posts I enjoy more than yours met (your analysis of which seat a member had on a plane was a terrific read), and are one of the things that keep me reading this forum.
Funny you should mention the aeroplane analysis Coach, because that leapt to my mind this morning when reading this. Was going to search to see if I could find it again, worthy of another read.
A very fair comment, and no offence taken whatsoever. The counter is that forums, by their nature, often attract obsessive individuals. This includes people who take great pleasure in details, reverse engineering, breaking things down โ working out the why, the how, the what if. You say "Go and have some fun." Rest assured, I completely get where you're coming from. But this is my idea of fun. Our notions of the concept are merely different. And it's the fact that members here have such contrasting outlooks and priorities which, at least to my mind, makes this platform so potentially rewarding. The last place I want to be is in some echo chamber, where everyone's views are similar to my own. That's where thinking stops, and where any hope of a proper exchange (and progress) vanishes. For the sake of balance, there are few posts I enjoy more than yours met (your analysis of which seat a member had on a plane was a terrific read), and are one of the things that keep me reading this forum. Funny you should mention the aeroplane analysis Coach, because that leapt to my mind this morning when reading this. Was going to search to see if I could find it again, worthy of another read. |
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