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More covers by Dean Adshead - "Let Me Kiss You" and "Seasick, Yet Still Docked"
posted by davidt on Wednesday September 15 2004, @08:00AM

 Dean writes:

I have recorded two more covers if anyone is interested;
"Seasick Yet Still Docked" and "Let Me Kiss You"
They are on the music page of my NEW site.

http://www.deanadshead.co.uk/

Thanks!
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    More covers by Dean Adshead - "Let Me Kiss You" and "Seasick, Yet Still Docked" | Log in/Create an Account | Top | 16 comments | Search Discussion
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    This guy sucks (Score:0)
    man does he suck!!
    Anonymous -- Wednesday September 15 2004, @08:15AM (#124307)
    It feels like... (Score:1)
    Being on acid and stumbling into the wrong room at a karaoke party.

    How you dearly wish you weren't there.
    Retired Whore <{mozzerism} {at} {hotmail.com}> -- Wednesday September 15 2004, @09:49AM (#124332)
    (User #3238 Info)
     Sweet F.A.
    Keep it up Dean! (Score:0)
    Dean, welcome to the wonderful and sometimes cruel world of critical opinion. Do your best and don't worry kid! You're 15 with a lot to learn and unlearn but you've got the one that matters and that's heart. Good luck!
    Anonymous -- Wednesday September 15 2004, @10:16AM (#124341)
      i think (Score:1)
      If the few negative posters around here even tried to look beyond the fact that this young man is NOT Morrissey, they might see he is very talented.

      I found his guitar work to be really nice and his voice to have a hauting quality to it. Some parts sound very much like Ride and to some degree, My Bloody Valentine.

      At 16, i was just discovering really good music and finding ways to ditch school. I would be interested to know what others who frequent this site were up to, especially those with negative comments. I cant imagine very many of us were recording quality tunes and having the balls to put them before the public.
      Johnny Marr -- Wednesday September 15 2004, @11:00AM (#124350)
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       There is no such thing in life as normal.
        uncleskinny (Score:1)
        Dean - forget all the nay-sayers - you're doing a damn fine job, and it's obvious you enjoy what you are doing, so keep it up.

        Sk.
        uncleskinny -- Wednesday September 15 2004, @11:34AM (#124361)
        (User #7815 Info)
         And so I drank one, it became four, and when I fell on the floor, I drank more
          Scavenging Frew.. (Score:1)
          Haha. Kinda cute. He misses some notes here and there though.
          BBC Scum -- Wednesday September 15 2004, @11:34AM (#124362)
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            Excellent Stuff! (Score:1)
            Keep it up!
            Mud <reversethis-{moc ... {ta} {odnatyaj}> -- Wednesday September 15 2004, @12:01PM (#124368)
            (User #454 Info | http://jaytando.tripod.com/meeting-morrissey/ )
             I'm really just Some Totally Random Moz Fan
              'A' for Effort (Score:1)
              I'm filled with nostalgia.

              Not too long ago I was a fifteen-year-old singer/songwriter with a head full of Morrissey and and a fretboard full of Marr. I wrote songs in a very similar vein to these and would defend their originality to the death. It's funny to listen to some of the demos I made now.

              Original or not, the important thing is that this young fellow is trying his damndest to write something that sticks up a sturdy middle finger to the chart music around today (just as Messrs Marr and Morrissey did back in the heady days of the early 80s), without going down the plastic-fantastic, oh-so-dull, Blink (and you'll miss them) 182 route.

              If he's as prolific and as determined in 5 years time as he is now, he'll no doubt have developed his own voice and we may be blessed with something like a www.dean-solo.com to wile away our fruitless hours upon.

              He is, thankfully, still blessed with the priceless gift of youth, something I imagine the bitter voices on this site frittered away a long time ago.
              Michael Bones -- Wednesday September 15 2004, @06:42PM (#124396)
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