Have you heard the Galaxie 500 cover of Joy Division's Ceremony. Simply amazing guitar work.
Better cover then the New Order one...
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Galaxie 500 cover of Ceremony is best ever cover version.
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jimmy toledo wrote: Have you heard the Galaxie 500 cover of Joy Division's Ceremony. Simply amazing guitar work.
Better cover then the New Order one...
I like it, but you can fuck off, twat-face. "Simply amazing guitar work" - I think you're looking for www.claptonisacunt.com....
Doctor Clayhead wrote:
jimmy toledo wrote: Have you heard the Galaxie 500 cover of Joy Division's Ceremony. Simply amazing guitar work.
Better cover then the New Order one...
I like it, but you can fuck off, twat-face. "Simply amazing guitar work" - I think you're looking for www.claptonisacunt.com....
Have you been drinking?
Doctor Clayhead wrote:
jimmy toledo wrote: Have you heard the Galaxie 500 cover of Joy Division's Ceremony. Simply amazing guitar work.
Better cover then the New Order one...
I like it, but you can fuck off, twat-face. "Simply amazing guitar work" - I think you're looking for www.claptonisacunt.com....
I think I just pissed myself laughing.www.claptionisacunt.com.
Very funny. 
Rocket Mick wrote:
Doctor Clayhead wrote:
jimmy toledo wrote: Have you heard the Galaxie 500 cover of Joy Division's Ceremony. Simply amazing guitar work.
Better cover then the New Order one...
I like it, but you can fuck off, twat-face. "Simply amazing guitar work" - I think you're looking for www.claptonisacunt.com....
Have you been drinking?
Yes, he most probably has been drinking
I really, really wanted www.claptonisacunt.com to be an actual website. I'm surprised that no-one has thought of it earlier.
Very funny indeed. Nice one, Doc 
Samantha Chapman wrote:
oldmonkey wrote: Aren't you two shagging yet?
Oh, you're making me blush...
Jesus Christ.....we haven't even met yet??????!!!!
Doctor Clayhead wrote:
oldmonkey wrote: Aren't you two shagging yet?
sorry. don't do that again.
i really like the low version of transmission & the squarepusher version of love will tear us apart is up there as best jd cover too.
surely jeff buckleys cover of hallelujah is one of the best cover versions ever though
hibster wrote:
Doctor Clayhead wrote:
oldmonkey wrote: Aren't you two shagging yet?
sorry. don't do that again.
i really like the low version of transmission & the squarepusher version of love will tear us apart is up there as best jd cover too.
surely jeff buckleys cover of hallelujah is one of the best cover versions ever though
Not a fan of Ronnie Corbett's finest hour, Hibster?
jimmy toledo wrote: Have you heard the Galaxie 500 cover of Joy Division's Ceremony. Simply amazing guitar work.
Better cover then the New Order one...
totally amazing like. the guitar is so different from the original. I thought it was a different song. totally inspiring and NO must be kicking their feet that they couldnt come up with a version as sublime as this.
Btw, guys...I so happened to have 2 video footage of GALAXIE 500 doing CEREMONY on two separate venues...yeah, its pretty good - I like the 'raw-ish and amateur-ish' way they approached the song. Anybody wants these 2 on DVD, email me...but of course I would prefer if you have something to offer in return - DVD bootlegs?
Digital Mike Binoche wrote: Not as good as the sublime version of LWTUA by Paul Young
You are joking, aren't you???!!!
Samantha Chapman wrote:
Digital Mike Binoche wrote: Not as good as the sublime version of LWTUA by Paul Young
You are joking, aren't you???!!!
DigiMike never jokes. Except about the Cure....
Doctor Clayhead wrote:
Samantha Chapman wrote:
Digital Mike Binoche wrote: Not as good as the sublime version of LWTUA by Paul Young
You are joking, aren't you???!!!
DigiMike never jokes. Except about the Cure....
his hatred for blue monday is also a farce. i've seen his home, he actually has a copy on repeat playing in each room.
AgentWood wrote:
Doctor Clayhead wrote:
Samantha Chapman wrote:
Digital Mike Binoche wrote: Not as good as the sublime version of LWTUA by Paul Young
You are joking, aren't you???!!!
DigiMike never jokes. Except about the Cure....
his hatred for blue monday is also a farce. i've seen his home, he actually has a copy on repeat playing in each room.
I had a traumatic experience with Paul Young's version of 'LWTUA' when I was 13. My best mate had bought Mr. Young's album (on tape) which had 'LWTUA' as the second track. I was so distraught on hearing his version that I immediately threw the tape through her bedroom window. She wasn't my best mate after that. Her loss
I keep re-reading No Regret's post looking for the sarcasm:)
I too was REAALLY crushed to get a 404 on claptonisacunt.com.
My sis and I were rioting one night at a party in her place, and generally shocking the rest of her guests. She put a Neil Diamond CD no....now 'm a tolerant, musically broadminded type of chap....but seriously, neil fucking diamond....and to make matters worse the wee bitch had produced it while going to the cd drawer for N O to piss the likers of shit tunes off. So after a fight, I got it out of the cd player...but she refused to hand over the NO CD....I then bit her neil Diamond cd into tiny pieces. Everyone was scandalized, and told me to fuck off home and so on....alll except my dear sis, who was having a fit of hyperventilated laughter on the floor ( besides she knew I'd buy her a new one, a laugh's a laugh, and sometimes it costs you 14.99)....and it was her house :)
Steve Campbell wrote: I keep re-reading No Regret's post looking for the sarcasm:)
I too was REAALLY crushed to get a 404 on claptonisacunt.com.
My sis and I were rioting one night at a party in her place, and generally shocking the rest of her guests. She put a Neil Diamond CD no....now 'm a tolerant, musically broadminded type of chap....but seriously, neil fucking diamond....and to make matters worse the wee bitch had produced it while going to the cd drawer for N O to piss the likers of shit tunes off. So after a fight, I got it out of the cd player...but she refused to hand over the NO CD....I then bit her neil Diamond cd into tiny pieces. Everyone was scandalized, and told me to fuck off home and so on....alll except my dear sis, who was having a fit of hyperventilated laughter on the floor ( besides she knew I'd buy her a new one, a laugh's a laugh, and sometimes it costs you 14.99)....and it was her house :)
Sarcasm was in abundance. Well spotted!
NO Regret wrote:
jimmy toledo wrote: Have you heard the Galaxie 500 cover of Joy Division's Ceremony. Simply amazing guitar work.
Better cover then the New Order one...
totally amazing like. the guitar is so different from the original. I thought it was a different song. totally inspiring and NO must be kicking their feet that they couldnt come up with a version as sublime as this.
yeah but it sounds like every other Galaxy 500 Song
frank smarra wrote:
NO Regret wrote:
jimmy toledo wrote: Have you heard the Galaxie 500 cover of Joy Division's Ceremony. Simply amazing guitar work.
Better cover then the New Order one...
totally amazing like. the guitar is so different from the original. I thought it was a different song. totally inspiring and NO must be kicking their feet that they couldnt come up with a version as sublime as this.
yeah but it sounds like every other Galaxy 500 Song
In fairness, I'd personally say that's no bad thing. Sure, they were one-trick ponies, but it was a fucking good trick.
Doctor Clayhead wrote:
Sure, they were one-trick ponies, but it was a fucking good trick.
ever listen to luna? dean wareham's current band (since 1991) is MUCH better than galaxie 500. they've worked with the sundays, laetitia sadier and sterling morrison among others.
AgentWood wrote:
Doctor Clayhead wrote:
Sure, they were one-trick ponies, but it was a fucking good trick.
ever listen to luna? dean wareham's current band (since 1991) is MUCH better than galaxie 500. they've worked with the sundays, laetitia sadier and sterling morrison among others.
What did they do with The Sundays?
Doctor Clayhead wrote:
AgentWood wrote:
Doctor Clayhead wrote:
Sure, they were one-trick ponies, but it was a fucking good trick.
ever listen to luna? dean wareham's current band (since 1991) is MUCH better than galaxie 500. they've worked with the sundays, laetitia sadier and sterling morrison among others.
What did they do with The Sundays?
actually they just toured with them, didn't do any direct work with them (although they did work directly with sadier and morrison). also toured with the cocteau twins, who were big fans of the band (my friend lincoln sat next to liz fraser at dean wareham's wedding back in '95).
AgentWood wrote: my friend lincoln sat next to liz fraser at dean wareham's wedding back in '95.
Whooaa....could your friend understand a word Liz said?..that is if she speaks the way she sings :D
poisoned Snickers r yummy... wrote:
AgentWood wrote: my friend lincoln sat next to liz fraser at dean wareham's wedding back in '95.
Whooaa....could your friend understand a word Liz said?..that is if she speaks the way she sings :D
Naah, she'd lovely. I met her very briefly at Mazzy Star's Hope Sandoval solo gig a few yers back in London. She speaks proper (if you count having a Scottish accent as "proper", that is).
Samantha Chapman wrote:
AgentWood wrote:
Doctor Clayhead wrote:
Samantha Chapman wrote:
Digital Mike Binoche wrote: Not as good as the sublime version of LWTUA by Paul Young
You are joking, aren't you???!!!
DigiMike never jokes. Except about the Cure....
his hatred for blue monday is also a farce. i've seen his home, he actually has a copy on repeat playing in each room.
I had a traumatic experience with Paul Young's version of 'LWTUA' when I was 13. My best mate had bought Mr. Young's album (on tape) which had 'LWTUA' as the second track. I was so distraught on hearing his version that I immediately threw the tape through her bedroom window. She wasn't my best mate after that. Her loss
She's lucky you didn't chuck her arse out the window!!!
Doctor Clayhead wrote:
poisoned Snickers r yummy... wrote:
AgentWood wrote: my friend lincoln sat next to liz fraser at dean wareham's wedding back in '95.
Whooaa....could your friend understand a word Liz said?..that is if she speaks the way she sings :D
Naah, she'd lovely. I met her very briefly at Mazzy Star's Hope Sandoval solo gig a few yers back in London. She speaks proper (if you count having a Scottish accent as "proper", that is).
lincoln's a music reviewer (part-time) in NYC and frequently meets music celebs. but he's a huge cocteaus fan and said he was smiling so hard throughtout the evening his face hurt!
hibster wrote: take it this was before she called off the coachella apperance then?
the wedding? 1995.
