Possible Sisters covers?

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What song, old or new, would you like the Sisters to cover? Since they have had some really successful covers in the past, they CAN actually improve on the original song… “Emma,” for example.
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Hello @Esoterica & welcome to :hl: :D
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I've thought for years that this would work well in a Sisters style.
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I've always thought this would work well, in part because in some ways it already sounds like a Sisters song:

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Edge of Seventeen by Stevie Nicks.
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Hey Pista.
Thanks for the welcome! Hmm. How about “A Girl Like You,” by Edwyn Collins. Or maybe even “Love My Way,” by the Psychedelic Furs. The Sisters are quite versatile, you know.
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I do have my dream of them playing "We built this city on Rock & Roll" in Leeds, but last time I mentioned that I was told, in no uncertain terms, "if this actually happens we'll know it was your fault". :lol:
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Wilkstein wrote: ↑23 Aug 2023, 04:11 Edge of Seventeen by Stevie Nicks.
Good call! But maybe 30 years ago. Sadly Von's pipes could only really do justice to a very select few low-register growly tunes these days, anything else just gets murdered as per That's When i Reach For my Revolver. Play to your strengths, hence not for the first time I'd suggest E1M1 from Doom, or Quad Machine from Quake 2 :von:
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Planet D, Eldritch plays to his strengths in all things, so he could transpose a tune down an octave to suit his needs. But then, there’s always GPT?
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