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Hi. I guess most of you have heard the track "Temple of love" with the group "Shebang". What do you think about it?

Isn't it horrible that the kids of today will associate the track name with this group instead of the legendary sisters of mercy?

i will now


thanks claws

claws wrote:Hi. I guess most of you have heard the track "Temple of love" with the group "Shebang".

nope

claws wrote: Isn't it horrible that the kids of today will associate the track name with this group instead of the legendary sisters of mercy?

I'll ask Hot Chocolate, Dolly Parton, Pink Floyd, Iggy etc.....

just a notice. the song isn't a cover. It just happen to be called "Temple of love"

claws wrote:just a notice. the song isn't a cover. It just happen to be called "Temple of love"

ahhhh. who are they though? and what are they like? pop? r 'n' b? nu-w*nk?

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

I'm very afraid of that if 'shebang' is another boy band like Blink189654666
blahblah or the Calling.

and that awful name.

Never heard of them, But i'm sure if you watch MTV base, Kiss and about 10 other music channels apert from Kerrang, occasionally Q and MTV2, then they are bound to feature <sigh>

Sorry thats apart lol

Shebang is a pop-duo (girls) from Sweden (probably why I know of them). Maybe not so famous in the rest of Europe? I don't know.

You know there are so many sametitled songs that sound completely different.
For instance,The Sisters Of Mercy's "Walk Away"(1984) sounds completely diffrent from the sametitled Cast one from 1996,New Order's "Temptation"(1982) sounds different from that 1983's Heaven 17 sametitled one...etc.Too many examples to mention.

"Alice" by Smokie

all i know is that shebang sounds like that god awful fast food song

pikkrong wrote:"Alice" by Smokie

Very similar: "Rock And A Hard Place" The Rolling Stones (1989)
followed by
"Body And Soul" Mai Tai (1985)
and
"Torch" Soft Cell (1982)