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Spectemur Agendo
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This song has been redone so many times that I didn't expect such a fresh take on it.


http://postmodernjukebox.com/n...one-take-video-epic/





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Nice !


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That was good, definitely different! I'm still missing those massive notes by Perry towards the end of the song.




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If I'm being brutally honest...

The arrangement is very stylistically interesting and I enjoyed it quite a bit, but musically, it's flat. It hangs in the middle of a single register with little to no dynamic structure.

It might help a little if their male vocals weren't all tenors.

Just my $0.02.

-Rob




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More often than not i hate songs that I like being remade. This is one of those times. For being a rock and roll song, this is barely one step above an elevator music version.



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Doesn't everyone play Air Baguette in their kitchen?
 
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Originally posted by BurtonRW:
The arrangement is very stylistically interesting and I enjoyed it quite a bit, but musically, it's flat. It hangs in the middle of a single register with little to no dynamic structure.

Mr. Martin Tanner, Baritone, of Dayton, Ohio made his Town Hall debut last night. He came well prepared, but unfortunately his presentation was not up to contemporary professional standards.
His voice lacks the range of tonal color necessary to make it consistently interesting. A full time consideration of another endeavor might be in order.

Big Grin


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I dunno, just didn't like it much personally. Even had to stop it towards the end there because it sounded more like a cacophony of noise than music.

But then again, I was wondering the whole time why the help was just messing around and stealing people's drinks when they're supposed to be working a dinner party. I mean, the woman should've been fired on the spot when she denied a guest an hors d'oeuvre near the beginning. Damn hipsters.


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I would suggest checking out some of Postmodern Jukebox (Scott Bradlee) and Robyn Adele Anderson's works. Robyn did the vocals in most of the earlier PMJ stuff. They do interesting covers of a lot of famous and popular songs, almost always in genres or from eras nothing like the original. You won't like all of them, but you will love some of them.

I actually think this one is a little bland.
 
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^ This is the best in my opinion:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3lF2qEA2cw




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I'm a fan of the song and I liked this version just fine. Smile
 
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I would suggest checking out some of Postmodern Jukebox (Scott Bradlee) and Robyn Adele Anderson's works. Robyn did the vocals in most of the earlier PMJ stuff. They do interesting covers of a lot of famous and popular songs, almost always in genres or from eras nothing like the original. You won't like all of them, but you will love some of them.

I actually think this one is a little bland.


saw them in concert a few weeks ago, she was the only one I recognized from any of the videos I remembered,

scott bradlee was not even there, just a dude that looked kinda like him,

still a good show, with some damn good artists, that play very well together,


wife and I was laughing a bit, one of the singers looked like the love child of Leonardo DiCaprio and Jack Nickelson



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Originally posted by BurtonRW:
If I'm being brutally honest...

The arrangement is very stylistically interesting and I enjoyed it quite a bit, but musically, it's flat. It hangs in the middle of a single register with little to no dynamic structure.

It might help a little if their male vocals weren't all tenors.

Just my $0.02.

-Rob


Yes. the first female singer had a unique sound. The rest of it sounded like "Up With People".


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The video portion keep my interest, the music not so much.



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should have used the bass line of the original,(especially at the beginning)
but like it cause it's different





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Doesn't everyone play Air Baguette in their kitchen?


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Yeah its lip sync but I smile every time I see it

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^ Cute girl. I'm surprised none of her teammates joined her.




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