#53

Actually Richard Cheese is the most bearable of all these novelty covers acts. His You Oughta Know is good.

#54

I like the bit where he says “Why d’ya leave the keys upon the table?” and some drunk lads slur back “Ya wanted to!”

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#55

Beautiful men with kind hearts and pure souls

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#56

R n B/pop covers by indie bands can be quite fun and good

Or the opposite

#57

HARD disagree

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#58

Yeah I’m sorry I really did try for 30 seconds or so but I don’t want to listen to or be aware of elbow covering one thing, I’m afraid

#59

Alkaline Trio used to cover Since U Been Gone but that’s good since it already sounds like an Alkaline Trio song

#60

I guess at least it’s not being done in the “Live Lounge”

#61

Acoustic covers of rnb songs have some responsibility for the career of Ed sheeran too. So can’t ever be forgiven

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#62

Where do you stand on the subject of Me First and the Gimme Gimmes?

#63
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#64

Used to work as a barman/waiter at a racecourse (Kempton) and every week they hAd this Frank Sinatra impersonator. He must have been about 30 odd. Couldn’t decide if it was a great gig or soul destroying. Would be up for doing Elvis Vegas years impersonator. Just drinking and singing

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#65

As a younger man, they taught me that Rainbow Connection off of The Muppets is one of the all-time greatest songs so I’ll forever be grateful to them for that. However, they are an appalling, wretched bunch.

#66

Why are people like this

#67

clapper loader

#68

he looks like his head is going to explode with the effort

#69

“Hey! Clapper Loader, clap-a-loada this!”

(And then you chuck something at them)

#70

Screamo/metal covers of pop songs

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#71

I hate every single aspect of this so fucking much

#72

I went to see Postmodern Jukebox with my sister, and it was a bloody brilliant gig. Just saying.

Their version of Sledgehammer is fantastic.