just a YCBTO vote
Shame we can't place multiple votes really.
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Ah, well, there I'd have to differ. I really liked what they did with Numb.James Blast wrote:they'd ruin them just like they did with The Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb
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I dunno, that's not such a bad version until hits the end of the chorus...James Blast wrote:they'd ruin them just like they did with The Pink Floyd's Comfortably NumbIzzy HaveMercy wrote:Then imagine them doing a cover version of both ARFs "Lilith" and FGGs "Rush Hour"
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'Ruin' Comfortably Numb???? There's wax in your ears Blasty.markfiend wrote:Ah, well, there I'd have to differ. I really liked what they did with Numb.James Blast wrote:they'd ruin them just like they did with The Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb
'What a heavy load Einstein must have had. Morons everywhere.'
I wasn't a massive fan of the original, so I can't really say it was ruined for me. But then, my Floyd tastes revolve around the Pompeii DVD, Wish You Were Here, and the strummy/acoustic stuff like Grantchester Meadows.
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What? What??
Comfortably Numb sounds as if it had been meant for The Sisters
As a Pink Floyd song it sounds flat, lifeless, pale and cold, I can listen to it and prepare dinner without even noticing that the music's on.
I know that tastes should not be discussed, and so on, but this is one of the issues that are too important for me to remain quiet, and I will defend my point of view like a lion.
Comfortably Numb sounds as if it had been meant for The Sisters
As a Pink Floyd song it sounds flat, lifeless, pale and cold, I can listen to it and prepare dinner without even noticing that the music's on.
I know that tastes should not be discussed, and so on, but this is one of the issues that are too important for me to remain quiet, and I will defend my point of view like a lion.
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56% pro, 43% contra (with 1% lost in the mix?).
Not bad... for a Sisters song that is not great, but definately one of their funniest! When I first heard this song years ago, I had no interest... actually, when I first ever heard the Sisters in the 'More' video, I had no interest.
Things change and even a listen to YCBTO can be refreshing... especially after 15 years with no new album!
DrG
EDIT: As a Pink Floyd fan of all their various phases... a feel that 'Comfortably Numb' is one of their best songs and the greatest expression of the disassociative effects of drugs and the rock-n-roll lifestyle. Their thunderous live version is even more impressive. When I first heard the Sisters cover this on the 'Out In The Dark' 1992 recording, I was surprised and pleased that chose to perform it. Although I will admit that it is certainly an in the mood song ...
Not bad... for a Sisters song that is not great, but definately one of their funniest! When I first heard this song years ago, I had no interest... actually, when I first ever heard the Sisters in the 'More' video, I had no interest.
Things change and even a listen to YCBTO can be refreshing... especially after 15 years with no new album!
DrG
EDIT: As a Pink Floyd fan of all their various phases... a feel that 'Comfortably Numb' is one of their best songs and the greatest expression of the disassociative effects of drugs and the rock-n-roll lifestyle. Their thunderous live version is even more impressive. When I first heard the Sisters cover this on the 'Out In The Dark' 1992 recording, I was surprised and pleased that chose to perform it. Although I will admit that it is certainly an in the mood song ...
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Episkopos wrote:I dunno, that's not such a bad version until hits the end of the chorus...James Blast wrote:they'd ruin them just like they did with The Pink Floyd's Comfortably NumbIzzy HaveMercy wrote:Then imagine them doing a cover version of both ARFs "Lilith" and FGGs "Rush Hour"
"AAAAAAAAAAAAAARGH... am in dire need of a Strepsil..."
I luuuuuurved "Comfortably Numb/SKOS" at their '99 show here in Chi...but yeah, ol' *did* sound a bit like a cat being skinned alive, at the end...
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