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inulroThe Today programme just had a fluff piece on the possible contenders for Christmas no.1 single. After wading through the usual dross (the makers of the Pop Idol single had thankfully not sent a copy in!) they played a big chunk of the ?new acoustic cover of "Mad World". (I'm sure I've heard it before, but maybe there's more than one).
It was recorded in an hour and a half in somebody's basement for a sum total of £60.
It's still in my head. It's really very good.
I may participate in an uncharacteristic bout of Good Consumerism and buy it (call it a bid to keep Sir Cliff and assorted children's tunes out of the no. 1 slot). I have to make another post office run, and Virgin is between work and the post office anyway.
It was recorded in an hour and a half in somebody's basement for a sum total of £60.
It's still in my head. It's really very good.
I may participate in an uncharacteristic bout of Good Consumerism and buy it (call it a bid to keep Sir Cliff and assorted children's tunes out of the no. 1 slot). I have to make another post office run, and Virgin is between work and the post office anyway.
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Date: 2003-12-10 03:38 am (UTC)be very afraid
Date: 2003-12-10 04:10 am (UTC)The real standout track for me is the Ave Maria they play over the credits (and I think at a few points in the movie). Had a divil of a time finding that on [p2p network here].
Re: be very afraid
Date: 2003-12-10 08:36 am (UTC)Re: be very afraid
Date: 2003-12-10 08:38 am (UTC)