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the other thing I hate it that it is a bit disturbing to cover a song which is thrashing, but the lyrics are so grotesque, I mean extreme stuff only though.
Wheezer said:I gotta go with both. If, and that's a big if, I could choose only one then it would have to be delivery. Janis Joplin did not have the best voice in the world but you can feel every damn note she sings because she felt every damn note. Of course she had some pretty cool lyrics to sing too.
Windshield wipers slapping time
If that don't paint the picture and the mood then you're already dead.
ZoMb!M@N said:Praising Janis? How old are you dude? I agree with you, she was a great performer .... in the 60's.... you may need to upgrade to Musical References 2.0
ZoMb!M@N said:Praising Janis? How old are you dude? I agree with you, she was a great performer .... in the 60's.... you may need to upgrade to Musical References 2.0
kittybeast said:I thought we'd moved on to Musical References 4.4?
Ditto.MURAI said:I feel the emotion/energy put into the song more is the most important thing. And lyrics are important too but secondary to that.
Fangface said:Ditto.
I also have to agree with Hawk though, as some lyrics can turn me off...
ZoMb!M@N said:Praising Janis? How old are you dude?
ZoMb!M@N said:I agree with you, she was a great performer .... in the 60's.... you may need to upgrade to Musical References 2.0
Bryant said:He is old as dirt and yet still younger than I... I think. When I was growing up, the only rock and roll guy was Sinatra !! Old blue eyes could blow though. Actually I am joking.
Bryant
Wheezer said:Old enough to be your daddy!
You young pups. Those that fail to learn their history are condemned to repeat it. I vote you repeat Disco.