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The Magic Numbers cover 'There Is A Light...' in concert
posted by davidt on Thursday August 04 2005, @10:00AM

 MauriceE writes:
Retro, bearded, frumpy folksters, The Magic Numbers, (one of the UK's most hyped new bands with Mercury nomination, and debut album seemingly welded to the top 20), have introduced a wonderful version of There is a Light into their live set according to this week's NME.

 
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The magic Numbers (Score:0)
Ha! Ha! None of the Americans know who the Magic Numbers are.
Anonymous -- Thursday August 04 2005, @11:50PM (#174004)
Is it just me.... (Score:1)
or do the Magic Numbers sound exactly like Hefner?
Holy Name -- Friday August 05 2005, @03:38AM (#174019)
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 oh but I know what will make you smile tonight..
Here today... (Score:0, Redundant)
I dont even want to hear this. Another load of hyped-up NME rubbish. The magic numbers will blow over soon... dont worry.

How can anyone have the nerve to cover that song? Its like covering love will tear us apart (the worst versions ever coming from New Order btw!) or Ever fallen in love!
Old Man -- Friday August 05 2005, @04:06AM (#174024)
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    Hey they're copying Moz! (Score:0)
    But are they really good at it? Who does the best version of There is a light, Mozzer or Magix?
    Anonymous -- Saturday August 06 2005, @04:44AM (#174170)

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