Fok! Muziek Trivia deel CCCLXXXII

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Op zondag 24 april 2005 18:06 schreef ranja het volgende:
het was niet in Rotterdam en ik heb nog nooit van Ane Brun gehoord

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Op zondag 24 april 2005 18:13 schreef GLO het volgende:

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Misschien moet je je oor dan toch 's te luisteren leggen. Singer/songwriter in de stijl van Ani DiFranco. Wordt al een paar jaar op handen gedragen door de alternatieve media (Kink, 3voor12, LiveXS etc.).

http://www.anebrun.com/

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Op zondag 24 april 2005 18:24 schreef dolle_hond het volgende:
de tvp's

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Op zondag 24 april 2005 18:25 schreef belsen het volgende:
Nou, dan ga ik maar voor April March.

Of bedoel je de zanger van Kaiser's Orchestra?

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Op zondag 24 april 2005 18:43 schreef ranja het volgende:
Het is een trio met een zangeres

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Op zondag 24 april 2005 18:49 schreef DaisyDuke het volgende:
50 foot wave

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Op zondag 24 april 2005 18:50 schreef ranja het volgende:

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DaisyDuke +1

Eigenlijk belachelijk dat Kristin Hersh zo weinig publiek trekt... maar ja, weinig reclame voor gemaakt enzo helpt ook niet echt.

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Op zondag 24 april 2005 18:53 schreef GLO het volgende:
Admiral Freebee

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Op zondag 24 april 2005 18:57 schreef DaisyDuke het volgende:
Simply Red (Mick Hucknall)?

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Op zondag 24 april 2005 19:21 schreef bartrid het volgende:
kanye west toch?

Over welke band ( ) gaat dit?

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The last time I recall performing a full, exaggerated slapstick comedy spit-take was when I heard (at the height of their fame) being interviewed on MTV and describing themselves as “somewhere between David Bowie and Joy Division.” The only way to make that sentence anywhere near being remotely truthful is to replace the words “David Bowie” with the words “fleeting, ill-gotten success” and the words “Joy Division” with the words “total obscurity.” In case you’re lucky enough not to remember, was the band who got on the bad side of pretty much anyone who was born before 1985 by doing a highly stylized, finely polished, and absolutely abysmal cover of ’s dance-pop classic “ ” A cover of , if done properly, if interpreted by a capable and artistically credible band, could work. , as you might imagine, did it all wrong. They saw fit to infuse it with some sort of steely angriness which made basically no sense for the song. If you’re familiar with the lyrics, you’ll recall that it’s a song which is quite specifically about not knowing how to feel; infusing it with nu-metal anger, of course, destroys the ambiguity of the song, making it nothing more than a soulless parody. Leading off with a cover was certainly a callous and underhanded way to break into the mainstream if ever there was one- apparently, one can just record a cover of one of the best selling twelve-inch singles of all time and put a great deal of promotion behind it and be assured of success. However, success for based on their own material proved elusive, since their own material was, not surprisingly, terrible.

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Op zondag 24 april 2005 19:56 schreef TheSilentEnigma het volgende:

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Op zondag 24 april 2005 20:11 schreef Berkery het volgende:
Over welke band ( ) gaat dit?
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Op zondag 24 april 2005 20:22 schreef bartrid het volgende:

ontopic: dat is volgens mij Orgy met die verschrikkelijke new order cover....

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Op zondag 24 april 2005 20:22 schreef bartrid het volgende:
goed je weer terug te zien Mark Meer metal vragen.....

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San Francisco's was a product of the bustling Bay Area thrash metal scene of the 1980s. Combining serious guitar crunch and speed with a fair amount of technical expertise, they created complex thrash metal filled with time changes and tricky arrangements that, although generally loved by critics, usually failed to translate beyond a very specialized buying public. But weren't just a band, they were family