1970's songs to cover industrially?
JMOU...@maine.maine.edu
1970's songs. Anyone have any suggestions as to what they'd like to hear.
Remember that this is an industrial band, and the music will be redone
accordingly...
E-Mail me with any input. Thanks.
-Justin
STRYK9
>I'm currently involved in a project which involves doing covers of classic
>1970's songs. Anyone have any suggestions as to what they'd like to hear.
>Remember that this is an industrial band, and the music will be redone
>accordingly...
not 70's, but it might be cool to here an industrial version of j. random
stray cats song.
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: I'm currently involved in a project which involves doing covers of classic
: 1970's songs. Anyone have any suggestions as to what they'd like to hear.
: Remember that this is an industrial band, and the music will be redone
: accordingly...
I've two suggestions,
First I always thought an industrial remake of 'Eve of Destruction'
(by Barry McGuire, I think) would be neat.
Second, a bit more challenging, but none the less interesting,
I think 'Come Dancing' by The Kinks would be fun.
Good luck... Let us know what you decide on.
C-ya,
-criedl
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Jesse Fuchs
: JMOU...@MAINE.MAINE.EDU wrote:
: : I'm currently involved in a project which involves doing covers of classic
: : 1970's songs. Anyone have any suggestions as to what they'd like to hear.
: : Remember that this is an industrial band, and the music will be redone
: : accordingly...
: I've two suggestions,
: First I always thought an industrial remake of 'Eve of Destruction'
: (by Barry McGuire, I think) would be neat.
Just for the record, the Dickies did a pretty cool cover of "Eve
of Destruction" - it's on "Great Dictations," which has some other great
70's oriented covers (Banana Splits theme, "Paranoid," "Sounds of Silence,")
and a bunch of crap.
-jesse
: Second, a bit more challenging, but none the less interesting,
Kathy Tibbetts
I'm currently involved in a project which involves doing covers of classic
>: 1970's songs. Anyone have any suggestions as to what they'd like to hear.
>: Remember that this is an industrial band, and the music will be redone
>: accordingly...
> First I always thought an industrial remake of 'Eve of Destruction'
> (by Barry McGuire, I think) would be neat.
> Second, a bit more challenging, but none the less interesting,
> I think 'Come Dancing' by The Kinks would be fun.
> Good luck... Let us know what you decide on.
Cool-sounding. But "Come Dancing" actually dates from about 1983. Still,
you've sketched a very interesting picture, there! I'd pay for something
like that.
My suggestions, for whatever they're worth (following a semi-mental journey
through my brother's old records):
"D'yer Maker" - Led Zeppelin
"100,000 Years" - KISS
"Shattered" - Rolling Stones
"Pretty Vacant" - Sex Pistols
"Europa" - Blondie (album track from AUTOAMERICAN)
"Candy-O" - The Cars (good example of proto-EBM already, if you ask me)
"Born to be Alive" - Patrick Hernandez (is that the right name? and this
is another one that may actually be an '80s tune...)
And maybe "Saturday Night's All Right for Fighting" - Elton John
This project sounds exciting. Keep us posted, won't you? -- KT
David Hopman
>: I'm currently involved in a project which involves doing covers of classic
>: 1970's songs. Anyone have any suggestions as to what they'd like to hear.
>: Remember that this is an industrial band, and the music will be redone
>: accordingly...
How about the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack?
Since Laibach didn't do it as the logical follow-up to _Let It Be_...
Dave
growl growl growl growl staying alive staying alive....
Lon Huber
"Gold Dust Woman" - Fleetwood Mac (Wouldn't Naked City do a
spooky version of this?)
"A Horse With No Name" - America
"Brandy" - dunno the group, but I always thought this
dumb-ass song could be given a pretty interesting
malevolent edge by the right band.
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MERCER CHRISTOPHER ALAN
I think "My Sharona" would kick ass done industrial. Even if I am off on
the year it was released(i have no idea), I would love a copy of it done
with a wicked thrash sound(close enough).
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Dusty Chalk
> I'm currently involved in a project which involves doing covers of classic
> 1970's songs. Anyone have any suggestions as to what they'd like to hear.
> Remember that this is an industrial band, and the music will be redone
> accordingly...
Joe Mcmullen
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>"Brandy" - dunno the group, but I always thought this
> dumb-ass song could be given a pretty interesting
> malevolent edge by the right band.
Brandy was done by Looking Glass!
Joe
....What Is?....
>of classic 1970's songs. Anyone have any suggestions as to what
>they'd like to hear. Remember that this is an industrial band,
>and the music will be redone accordingly...
IMHO, "Benny and the Jets" by Elton John is just *dying* for an
industrial cover... :-)
Steve Boswell
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