It's not bad, it's just the high-pitch and slightly different rhythm on the main riff, played on the keys, that I fund off-putting. Chaplin does a good job with the vocals.
Their piano-man is obviously very adept. Wonder if they've tried any other keyboard-heavy Pulp songs.
I went to see Keane in Sheffield last Friday (and it was fantastic) and they did Disco 2000. I almost died. It sounded fantastic and it really, really got the crowd going:)
Its for the best mark lol - the crowd were also dead during that clip too ............................ if I saw Keane doing that, id ask for a refund !
Yep, I'm sure that the members of Keane can all really relate to those lyrics...
I don't think there is any greater wrong than a bunch of middle of the road, humourless, posh, privileged private school twats singing about "woodchip on the wall".
Not that I'm one of these people who think that Pulp were some huge "working class" band, but seriously, they should have changed the lyrics to "Daddy used to give both of us a lift home sometimes in his Bentley fitted with in-car dvd player and drinks cooler but it meant nothing to you, cause you were so popular..."
"Woodchip on the wall" is one of those very British references Jarvis occasionally makes that I never quite understood. Would someone care to enlighten me?
A quick search of google reveals that it's some kind of textured wallpaper of German origin, sort of a "faux stucco"??? Is that correct? And was it standard issue in working class Northern England homes?
my parents still have it on literally EVERY wall and we're not northern
it's basically just cheap wallpaper that has little chips of wood stuck on it and then painted. I think my parents have it as they say the plaster is wonky and this covers that fact up
Whilest we're talking about cover versions... Here's 'Babies' by Goodnight Electric. This one's a laugh as well but a little more endearing than Keane!
Whilest we're talking about cover versions... Here's 'Babies' by Goodnight Electric. This one's a laugh as well but a little more endearing than Keane!
this is a RARE cover of this is Hardcore from "Vaqueros Paganos" a still amateur/underground band with obvious potential... Smoth version, bad sound quality
on topic: Keane version sucks baaaaaaaad
-- Edited by ProudRobot at 05:40, 2009-02-22
-- Edited by ProudRobot at 05:42, 2009-02-22
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Not sure the duet format particularly adds anything, to be honest I assumed it was just a way of covering the full vocal range. But you've got to admit it's dead impressive that they managed to credibly cover such a horrendously complex track, built up in the studio over months and months, live with a two guitar/bass/drums line-up. Amazing really.
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