Top 2000 Editie 2017 #113 Lalala

Daft punk kan ik nog wel waarderen

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Op donderdag 28 december 2017 01:41 schreef DarkSonic2 het volgende:
Ik hoorde in dat nummer van Tom Petty net een bekend deuntje dat is gebruikt in een popnummer maar ik weet niet maar welk nummer dat is.

In 2010, the singer/songwriter Derwood released a southern rock/reggae version of the song. It was released as a single under the album name Mary Jane's Last Dance.

In 2005, Keller Williams released a bluegrass version, combined with the Petty song "Breakdown", entitled "Mary Jane's Last Breakdown" on the album Grass.

In 2006, a US radio station claimed that Red Hot Chili Peppers hit single, "Dani California" had plagiarised "Mary Jane's Last Dance", even calling for Petty to sue the band. Longtime Petty and Chili Peppers producer Rick Rubin produced both songs. Petty responded by saying that he was not going to sue the Chili Peppers and felt that there was no negative intent and that a lot of rock and roll songs sound alike.[20] The main riff in Petty's song, however, resembles the main riff in another song called "Waiting for the Sun" which was released in 1992 by The Jayhawks. The Jayhawks were the opening act for Petty's tour in 1992 and keyboardist Benmont Tench played on both "Waiting for the Sun" and "Mary Jane's Last Dance".[21]

In 2013, Kenny Chesney released a song entitled "Pirate Flag". In manner similar to the Red Hot Chili Peppers case, many have compared Chesney's song to "Mary Jane's Last Dance", saying the songs are similar in the way the verses are sung.[22]

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Op donderdag 28 december 2017 01:41 schreef DarkSonic2 het volgende:
Ik hoorde in dat nummer van Tom Petty net een bekend deuntje dat is gebruikt in een popnummer maar ik weet niet maar welk nummer dat is.

https://www.whosampled.com/search/?q=last+dance+of+mary+jane

Handenfilmpjegenot

Harder Better Faster Stronger

Jaa lekker Daft Punk. Laatste 2 uur was echt weinig aan, maar nu ben ik weer terug.

DAFT PUNK GODEN

Mooi dat dit redelijk hoog staat .

Kanye West - Stronger

Alweer 3 van 5 Daft Punk-nummers gehad.

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Op donderdag 28 december 2017 01:43 schreef Dagoduck het volgende:

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In 2006, a US radio station claimed that Red Hot Chili Peppers hit single, "Dani California" had plagiarised "Mary Jane's Last Dance", even calling for Petty to sue the band. Longtime Petty and Chili Peppers producer Rick Rubin produced both songs. Petty responded by saying that he was not going to sue the Chili Peppers and felt that there was no negative intent and that a lot of rock and roll songs sound alike.

Volgens mij was Tom Petty wel een relaxte gozer, lang niet alle artiesten zouden een potentiele aanklaging weigeren

PORTISHEAD!!!!!!

Glory Box

Dit wordt natuurlijk weer veel te snel afgekapt.

Waar is Mexicanobakker?

Deze

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Op donderdag 28 december 2017 01:43 schreef Dagoduck het volgende:

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In 2010, the singer/songwriter Derwood released a southern rock/reggae version of the song. It was released as a single under the album name Mary Jane's Last Dance.

In 2005, Keller Williams released a bluegrass version, combined with the Petty song "Breakdown", entitled "Mary Jane's Last Breakdown" on the album Grass.

In 2006, a US radio station claimed that Red Hot Chili Peppers hit single, "Dani California" had plagiarised "Mary Jane's Last Dance", even calling for Petty to sue the band. Longtime Petty and Chili Peppers producer Rick Rubin produced both songs. Petty responded by saying that he was not going to sue the Chili Peppers and felt that there was no negative intent and that a lot of rock and roll songs sound alike.[20] The main riff in Petty's song, however, resembles the main riff in another song called "Waiting for the Sun" which was released in 1992 by The Jayhawks. The Jayhawks were the opening act for Petty's tour in 1992 and keyboardist Benmont Tench played on both "Waiting for the Sun" and "Mary Jane's Last Dance".[21]

In 2013, Kenny Chesney released a song entitled "Pirate Flag". In manner similar to the Red Hot Chili Peppers case, many have compared Chesney's song to "Mary Jane's Last Dance", saying the songs are similar in the way the verses are sung.[22]

Geen van die nummers komt me bekend voor (ja die van RHCP wel maar dat was het niet) Misschien kom ik er ooit nog wel op.

Dit is druppel-op-een-gloeiende-plaat-muziek

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Op donderdag 28 december 2017 01:46 schreef sig000 het volgende:
De onderste helft van de 2000 is de betere.

Daar ontdek je toch vaak de onbekende pareltjes terwijl je heel veel van de bovenste helft al wel kent of zo Neemt natuurlijk niet weg dat er een hoop geniale platen ook in die bovenste helft zitten

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Op donderdag 28 december 2017 01:46 schreef Dagoduck het volgende:
Waar is Mexicanobakker?

Slapen, de amateur

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Op donderdag 28 december 2017 01:47 schreef Pino112 het volgende:

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Slapen, de amateur

Ah, lees het net.

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Op donderdag 28 december 2017 00:55 schreef Mexicanobakker het volgende:
komend uur begint met veel zooi dus ik ben lekker weg na Mad World

Lover Of The Light Mumford & Sons
Hedonism (Just Because You Feel Good) Skunk Anansie
Why Worry Dire Straits
Hilversum 3 Herman van Veen
Me Gustas Tu Manu Chao
Lucky Man Emerson Lake & Palmer
Turning Tables Adele
Mary Jane's Last Dance Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
Biko Peter Gabriel
Harder Better Faster Stronger Daft Punk
Glory Box Portishead (single knip bagger)
Nights On Broadway Bee Gees
Kom Terug Spinvis
When A Man Loves A Woman Percy Sledge

uur had effe andersom gemoeten

Portishead JAAAAAAAAAA

Dit vind ik wel wat hebben.