What are your favorite 80s remakes
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What are your favorite 80s remakes
Watching Not Another Teen Movie has made me want to find other great 80s remakes.
Tainted Love - Marilyn Manson
99 Red Balloons - Goldfinger
I Melt With You - Mest
If You Leave - Good Charlotte
Those were great remakes. What are your favorites?
Tainted Love - Marilyn Manson
99 Red Balloons - Goldfinger
I Melt With You - Mest
If You Leave - Good Charlotte
Those were great remakes. What are your favorites?
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Being a teenager in the '80s I prefer the original in almost every instance....and not just the ones you mentioned.
I can't help but believe that "new' talent should find some 'new' material and stop rehashing **** from the past....
I can't help but believe that "new' talent should find some 'new' material and stop rehashing **** from the past....
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Originally posted by redhenry
Being a teenager in the '80s I prefer the original in almost every instance....and not just the ones you mentioned.
I can't help but believe that "new' talent should find some 'new' material and stop rehashing **** from the past....
Being a teenager in the '80s I prefer the original in almost every instance....and not just the ones you mentioned.
I can't help but believe that "new' talent should find some 'new' material and stop rehashing **** from the past....
And now back to your regularly scheduled thread.
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"Smooth Criminal" by Alien Ant Farm (right?) was kinda fun the first couple times. Mostly because of the novelty of covering Michael Jackson.......plus I liked the way the video worked in other MJ references (the surgical mask, the "Thriller" eyes, stepping on the sidewalk and having it light up).
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Metallica - [insert many a cover here]
Fear Factory - Cars
Powerman 5K - Let the Good Times Roll
Disturbed - Shout
Ataris - Boys of Summer
Alien Ant Farm - Smooth Criminal
Lost of others that I enjoy as well, just can't pull them off the top of my head.
Fear Factory - Cars
Powerman 5K - Let the Good Times Roll
Disturbed - Shout
Ataris - Boys of Summer
Alien Ant Farm - Smooth Criminal
Lost of others that I enjoy as well, just can't pull them off the top of my head.
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I'll choose another Marilyn Manson remake as well...but I'll opt for "Sweet Dreams". It has more to do with hating the Eurythmic's version and being about to at least stomach Manson's version.
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i actually enjoy the Foo Fighters' and Marilyn Manson's versions of "Down in the Park" by Gary Numan/Tubeway Army.
Other than that, I don't really enjoy most of the covers I've heard.
Other than that, I don't really enjoy most of the covers I've heard.
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Originally posted by inVectiVe
"Smooth Criminal" by Alien Ant Farm (right?) was kinda fun the first couple times.
"Smooth Criminal" by Alien Ant Farm (right?) was kinda fun the first couple times.
Ska is full of these sorts of remakes. One of the first I knew of (and liked) was Save Ferris' "Come On Eileen".
But I like alot of their stuff and even saw them live (and met the band, groupie style afterwards, me being the only 30 year old there )
<small>And with that, I end my one and only foray into the Music Forum. </small>
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The Chauffeur by the Deftones
Our Lips Are Sealed/Nightclubbing by The Chainsaw Kittens
Last Caress/Green Hell by Metallica
Torture by Nine Inch Nails
I Only Want What I Can Not Have by the Deftones
Turning Japanese by Liz Phair
Metro by System of a Down
These are all I can think of right now.
Our Lips Are Sealed/Nightclubbing by The Chainsaw Kittens
Last Caress/Green Hell by Metallica
Torture by Nine Inch Nails
I Only Want What I Can Not Have by the Deftones
Turning Japanese by Liz Phair
Metro by System of a Down
These are all I can think of right now.
Last edited by Cusm; 05-21-03 at 01:02 PM.
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"Rapper's Delight"-Redman,Erick Sermon,and Keith Murray
"One"-Korn
"Time after time"-INOJ
"Do you really want to hurt me?"-Violent Femmes
"Take on me"-Reel Big Fish
"When Doves cry"-Ginuwine
"One"-Korn
"Time after time"-INOJ
"Do you really want to hurt me?"-Violent Femmes
"Take on me"-Reel Big Fish
"When Doves cry"-Ginuwine
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Locomotion in the 80s from the 60s Little Eva, Carole King wrote that song for payment of Eva's babysitting. One hit wonder for Eva.
I wish someone would have updated "To know him is to Love him originally by "The Teddy Bears" which I can never find. She had a sexy voice like Precilla Paris of the Paris Sisters.
Barbara of the Visitors, who sang the title song of "The Wild Angels" motorcycle movie had a nice hotty voice.
I wish someone would have updated "To know him is to Love him originally by "The Teddy Bears" which I can never find. She had a sexy voice like Precilla Paris of the Paris Sisters.
Barbara of the Visitors, who sang the title song of "The Wild Angels" motorcycle movie had a nice hotty voice.
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Oooh, a topic right up my alley.
I'm gonna stick with pop-punk genre since kvrdave's "likes" came from this genre:
Check out these CDs:
Before You Were Punk
Before You Were Punk 2
Punk Goes Metal
Individual songs:
Thrice - Send Me an Angel
Goldfinger - Just Like Heaven
Get Up Kids - Close to Me
Blink 182 - Dancin With Myself
Bracket (or Less Than Jake) - Jenny (867-5309)
Gameface - Time After Time
Bouncing Souls - I'll Melt with You
Me First & The Gimme Gimmes - Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me
Mxpx (or Bowling for Soup) - Summer of '69
Mxpx (or Reel Big Fish) - Take On Me
Reel Big Fish - Hungry Like the Wolf
Goldfinger - Rio
Rufio - Like a Prayer
Pennywise - Land Down Under
Riverfenix (aka Fenix TX) - Ordinary World
More when I think of them.
I'm gonna stick with pop-punk genre since kvrdave's "likes" came from this genre:
Check out these CDs:
Before You Were Punk
Before You Were Punk 2
Punk Goes Metal
Individual songs:
Thrice - Send Me an Angel
Goldfinger - Just Like Heaven
Get Up Kids - Close to Me
Blink 182 - Dancin With Myself
Bracket (or Less Than Jake) - Jenny (867-5309)
Gameface - Time After Time
Bouncing Souls - I'll Melt with You
Me First & The Gimme Gimmes - Don't Let the Sun Go Down On Me
Mxpx (or Bowling for Soup) - Summer of '69
Mxpx (or Reel Big Fish) - Take On Me
Reel Big Fish - Hungry Like the Wolf
Goldfinger - Rio
Rufio - Like a Prayer
Pennywise - Land Down Under
Riverfenix (aka Fenix TX) - Ordinary World
More when I think of them.
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Shades Apart - Tainted Love
Strung Out - Every Breath You Take
Suicide Machines - What I Like About You, Its the End of the World As We Know It (and I Feel Fine)
Strung Out - Every Breath You Take
Suicide Machines - What I Like About You, Its the End of the World As We Know It (and I Feel Fine)
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I forgot probably my favorite remake, and the first time I saw facial piercing outside tatoo parlour and leather crowd.
Easy by Faith No More
This EP also has some other great covers on it, like the theme from Midnight Cowboy, Lets Lynch the Landlord by the Dead Kennedy.
Easy by Faith No More
This EP also has some other great covers on it, like the theme from Midnight Cowboy, Lets Lynch the Landlord by the Dead Kennedy.