i was wondering if there are any tad morose covers, or songs covered by tad morose available other than on the end of MV. anyone help me out with this?
covers
- Thread starter No-Mercy
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BlindPanzer
Iced Guardian was taken:)
On an ABBA-tribute, they covered 'Knowing Me, Knowing You' (Morgana Lefay did an awesome version of 'Voulez-Vous' on that same tribute album). They also did 'Losing More Than You Ever Had' on an Accept-tribute, 'Rainbow Demon' (FUCKING AWESOME!!!) on a Uriah Heep-tribute and they did a version of 'Power Of The Night', which sounded better than the original by Savatage.
Wishmaster
Heavy Metal Llama!
Wishmaster
Heavy Metal Llama!
lady_space
Porno kitty
yeah shayes right....
anybody who likes TM version more? i usually like originals better, but tad morose defenetly owned Rainbow Demon and Ever Had...i dont even listen to the originals anymore.
anybody who likes TM version more? i usually like originals better, but tad morose defenetly owned Rainbow Demon and Ever Had...i dont even listen to the originals anymore.
Wishmaster
Heavy Metal Llama!
Rainbow Demon would be one of my favorites of that disc if I didn't know it was a cover. Great track. 
--Mike
--Mike
Bryant
Mr. Sleepy
I really like their covers less the Accept tune. It was not bad per se' as far as musicianship, but it sounded obligatory and lacked the passion Accept put in the song.
Bryant
Bryant
Well, since I sincerely hate Udo's vocals, I liked the TM one more. I also happen to like 'Knowing Me, Knowing You' a lot more than the original
Urban breed
Member
Urban breed said:
a few things come to mind.
one, why is it every band puts something different for japan, whats special about it?
and ill have to get that, probably from my friends uncle. in the mean time i must go pack up my drums because show is tomorrow !
dargormudshark
Senior Member
Pabla said:
Perhaps in the next album?
that would be very cool. although if you guys do, might i make a suggestion.
alot of power metal bands, when they do covers of older stuff like old maiden, riot, priest and such...they use the double bass pedal when the song has none. even though you may like to do it more (i do as well) it sounds much better if you refrain from that
No-Mercy said:
Check out this thread on the Prog Power board from a few weeks ago:
http://ultimatemetal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=189424
Basically, bonus tracks are put on discs to keep regional distributors happy. Check out that thread to round out the information. There's a lot of interesting stuff tucked into that one thread.
Bryant
Mr. Sleepy
No-Mercy said:
- The reason Japan CDs tend to have extra tracks is because CDs there cost so much more money than elsewhere that they often have to add extra tracks. If they didn't, people would simply import CDs instead of buying the domestic Japanese version, and Japanese record companies would lose money. The extra tracks discourage people from doing this.
- In conjunction with #1, this also has the effect that, while reducing imports, it can fuel demand for Japanese pressings elsewhere in the world and have a favourable effect on their balance of trade. Hence the demand for Japanese pressings around the world, even though they're substantially more expensive.
- The Japanese music market is "duration sensitive"... their perception of value for money is based on how much music they get on the CD so the record companies tend to make them longer than domestic releases by the inclusion of singles and/or b-side tracks.
TwstDrSteph
Official Pagan Goddess
Urban breed said:
Hmmm...looks like I'll be needing to track down a copy of that! It's one of my favorite Savatage songs...nice choice!
Steph
