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'The songs of The Smiths performed by the stars of the future' EP forthcoming
posted by davidt on Wednesday February 11 2004, @09:00AM

 daniel writes:

from the guided missile recs email list:

DIFF’RENT DJs are currently recording Morrissey Minors. Subtitled "- the songs of THE SMITHS performed by the stars of the future", it’s an EP of kids singing Smiths songs: William It Was Really Nothing, This Charming Man and How Soon Is Now. Looking at a Spring / Summer release for this epic.

 
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    Innocence lost (Score:1)
    I suppose it's just another way to corrupt innocent minds...

    I'm sure Mozzo will be pleased. :)
    Pauly GP -- Wednesday February 11 2004, @09:56AM (#86260)
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    oh dear (Score:0)
    what a shame they had to select the corniest, most obvious songs.
    Anonymous -- Wednesday February 11 2004, @10:07AM (#86265)
      leave it alone (Score:0)
      What a shame they are doing this at all.
      Anonymous -- Wednesday February 11 2004, @10:23AM (#86270)
      pointless (Score:1)
      why do it? no sense.
      Mannix -- Wednesday February 11 2004, @12:00PM (#86285)
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      • Re:pointless by Anonymous (Score:0) Thursday February 12 2004, @05:35PM
        Hand IN Glove (Score:0)
        Might be a closet catholic clergy hit if sung by a ten year old.
        Anonymous -- Wednesday February 11 2004, @12:55PM (#86293)
          i hate kids (Score:1)
          is this going to be one of those things where they get 20 kids to SCREAM the lyrics all at once into a mic in a droning, toneless manner?

          damn, i'd better put this on my xmas list!
          mr. superinvisible -- Wednesday February 11 2004, @01:17PM (#86296)
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          • Re:i hate kids by Anonymous (Score:0) Wednesday February 11 2004, @03:34PM
            well... (Score:1)
            imitation is the sincerest form of flattery - but really.

            does anyone else remember the Minipops ??
            Brighton Rich -- Wednesday February 11 2004, @04:24PM (#86313)
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              or maybe.. (Score:0)
              why Pampers life's complexity..?
              Anonymous -- Wednesday February 11 2004, @07:28PM (#86328)
                Not again!!! (Score:0)
                I remember hearing that tibute album to The Queen Is Dead back in late 90's and it was awful, just truly unlistenable. The worst moment was hearing Placebo doing Bigmouth, the acoustic guitar into sounded like a 12 year old playing, all lifeless and wrong, heartbreaking. Just shows how some of those 'star bands' that contributed are extremely lucky to be where they are, so many truly talented artists would love to give a tasteful rendition of those wonderful songs. Even Supergrass, who I usually enjoy listening to, couldn't even hold down a basic take on Marr's beautiful original riff on Some Girls, I mean, come on Gaz Coombes, it's not THAT difficult to play. If you're gonna do it, do the job right or don't bpther. It's sacrilege, by any othe name.
                Anonymous -- Thursday February 12 2004, @04:31AM (#86357)

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