Dawn patrol cover

[Never the same]

Holy shit batman my vocals suck balls

 

[diddykoi6]

nahh i thought they were fine, its good its funny how you say certain things you sound posh english haha

 

[Never the same]

nahh i thought they were fine, its good its funny how you say certain things you sound posh english haha

Yeah I have no fucking clue where that accent came from Better than the American way of pronouncing things though.

 

[diddykoi6]

certainly is

look forward to more covers

 

[Never the same]

certainly is

look forward to more covers

Well no more vocalish covers though. Can't sing worth shite so it's gonna be talking. And I don't know many songs with talking vocals I'll definately cover some other songs on guitar bass and maybe drums though

 

[Zehm]

Better than the American way of pronouncing things though.

Piss off.

 

[D.Ingram]

Not bad, pretty good stuff.

 

[Never the same]

Piss off.

You gotta admit that British sounds a tad more sophisticated. And they put the "u" in colour. Why the fuck did America decide to get rid of the "u" in those words.

@ dave: Thanks

 

[Alteredmindeath]

good job man.

 

[infiniteprisoner7]

Holy shit batman my vocals suck balls

Nah, your vocals actually sound pretty good on this song.

 

[Brutal Hate]

Holy shit batman my vocals suck balls

You're right on that one.

 

[Never the same]

You're right on that one.

Perkele.

Köttbullar

 

[Zehm]

You gotta admit that British sounds a tad more sophisticated. And they put the "u" in colour. Why the fuck did America decide to get rid of the "u" in those words.

well back when america was developing as a country, we had an influx of foreigners. many were german spanish irish and the like, and these languages/dialects started to mutate the language. alternate spellings and deffinitions started popping up everywere and in the midst of this linguistic chaos, Noah Webster published his first dictionary. he had already built a reputation for himself by authoring the majority of the grammar books used in America. Therefore, when his dictionary opted for more phonetic spellings rather than clinging to the old spellings that had been used since before the english pronunciation shifts, his "word became law."

all of this to say that Colour used to be pronounced with the "U" but when the english speaking aristocracy wanted English to sound 'prettier' like French (eugh) they started pronouncing words differently. the same thing happened to the word "knight" it used to be pronounced Ka-nee-g-t. but this spelling was preserved, presumably to differentiate from the homophonic word "night."

but anyway I always though that dave was kinda going for a half brittish accent in that song to begin with. notice that he doesn't pronounce the "r" in "forebode us"

 

[Lordmoron]

good work, i think the vocals are actually pretty gud, well done

 

[Zehm]

I agree, it has the same groaning quality of the origional. asside from the slight difference in accent, I can barely hear a difference.

 

[Never the same]

I agree, it has the same groaning quality of the origional. asside from the slight difference in accent, I can barely hear a difference.

I can nail the accent but not with the weird groany type talking, fucking hard Thanks nevertheless though! (And for the explanation about the letter "u", didn't know that).

 

[Brutal Hate]

Perkele.

Köttbullar

Don't you like meatballs?

 

[Never the same]

Don't you like meatballs?

I do. But those are the only two words I know in Swedish. OH NO WAIT.

Jag ar köttbullar.

 

[Pablokers]

You mean finnish? Good cover, man. vocals are good, you did a great job.

 

[Brutal Hate]

Jag ar köttbullar.

That's swedish.

Perkele is finnish word.