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davidt
on Thursday December 18 2003, @10:00AM
Kevon Wilt writes:
Thought the readers of Morrissey-solo might be interested in this: Bob Nanna of Braid/Hey Mercedes cover of "Tomorrow" (3.0 MB mp3, 3:18) Location: http://www.iceofboston.net/files/ Filename: 073 - Bob Nanna - Tomorrow (Morrissey).mp3
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Bob Nanna of Braid/Hey Mercedes cover of "Tomorrow" - download
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no tomorrow (Score:1)
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B.Nanna (Score:0)
cover magnet (Score:0)
all that being said, the morrissey cover of tomorrow is just a guitar and voice. coffeehouse morrissey.
O the pane in my ear's!!!!!!!! (Score:1)
i doant think yoall make it!!!!!!!!
pps am i the onley persen who think that the bit when in the origenal verson the base gitar go 'dum de de dum ... diddle dumda dum'it sound a bit like EVISCOSTELOS song caled 'i doant want 2 go 2 chalsea'
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Wait (Score:1)
Ouch, sounds like it...
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Good Job (Score:2)
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Oh now... (Score:0)
The Collective "We" Doesn't Speak For Everyone (Score:1, Interesting)
Your hero has not released an album in seven years. Robert Nanna and the members of Braid and Hey Mercedes are some of the hardest working and talented men in the music industry today.
Don't get me wrong, I grew up listening to The Smiths and Morrissey, but I also came to expand my musical tastes past that of a loftier-than-thou pseudo-affected teenager. Explore some other things aside from the leader of your rabid fandom.
This just reeks of cliques and snarky subcultures. I'm ashamed to be classified in the same group as some of you so-called "Morrissey fans." Being a fan of someone doesn't mean being inane, at least that is what most people over the age of 25 discover. Furthermore, how many of you critics even downloaded the song before passing judgement?
[And people say the indie "subculture" is pretentious...]
a slight relief (Score:0)
Does it suck? (Score:1)
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Hmmm...decent guitar (Score:1)
www.peachesrocks.com
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worthless (Score:0)
Everyone claiming every cover version is crap ... (Score:1)
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oh the pain in my ears (Score:0)
Oh the pain in my arms
plug my waxy earholes!
tommorrow
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I thought they were an actually professional band (Score:1)
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Abb Solutely Whore Endus. (Score:0)
Howdy! (Score:2, Funny)
I enjoyed this cover--at least as much as I could considering "Tomorrow" is one of Morrissey's most thoroughly mediocre songs.In fact, if I were a marginally intelligent conspiracy theorist, I'd say "Tomorrow" and "Fatty" were culled from Morrissey's greatest solo moment "Your Arsenal" as a means to destroy his career. Every other song on that record is stellar!
Anyway--I think it's KICK ASS that bands today still find the Smiths and Morrissey relevant enough to cover in this age of hip hop dreck.
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More news please! (Score:0, Offtopic)
John
Smiths and Moz covers (Score:1)
As decent covers I would recommend Supergrass's take on 'Some Girls are Bigger than Others' and Monnery's perky version of 'Girlfriend in a Coma'.
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Smiths/Moz covers (Score:1)
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Re:we are not "interested" (Score:1, Funny)
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Re:we are not "interested" (Score:1)
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Notice a pattern... (Score:0)
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