Yeah I'm not too keen on her slightly simian looks. Like she could eat a banana sideways. Couple of points in her favour on "No Secrets" cover thoughOriginally Posted by struth
So onto this now.
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Yeah I'm not too keen on her slightly simian looks. Like she could eat a banana sideways. Couple of points in her favour on "No Secrets" cover though
So onto this now.
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Not sure about the "simian looks", but rest of your post did remind me of the cover of Linda Ronstadt's 'Silk Purse'.Yeah I'm not too keen on her slightly simian looks. Like she could eat a banana sideways. Couple of points in her favour on "No Secrets" cover though
So onto this now.
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Got a copy of that somewhere. Only bought it for the one track: 'Bittersweet Symphony', which was used a lot by the BBC at the time.
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The video for Bittersweet Symphony mimicked Massive Attack's "Unfinished Sympathy" where vocalist Shara Nelson followed the camera on a waik through Los Angeles. A great song and a great video.
When I saw The Verve's video where he just barged past anyone who got in his way, my thought was "if he did that to me I'd knock him on his arse". I'm a lot calmer these days, probably an age thing
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I remember both videos well. Didn't Massive Attack change their name to just Massive for that single as a result of the Gulf war? Never got why they had to.The video for Bittersweet Symphony mimicked Massive Attack's "Unfinished Sympathy" where vocalist Shara Nelson followed the camera on a waik through Los Angeles. A great song and a great video.
When I saw The Verve's video where he just barged past anyone who got in his way, my thought was "if he did that to me I'd knock him on his arse". I'm a lot calmer these days, probably an age thing
If anyone doesn't know what Verve sounded like when they were good, listen to their first album A Storm in Heaven.
They also changed their name, the "The" was added later.
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