very good for a cover band

[Mechi]

God, I can't believe I've missed this once cause I had to study for Molecular Biology. [:(]But I'll guess I get a second chance.[:D]
This is one of the most interesting cover bands I've heard... they make really good versions of DM's songs (new and classics).
http://www.ultradm.com.ar/


Anyway... if I ever get the chance to make a big party, I'll so have them playing.

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[hutter]

Do they do any original tunes? I know thats not usual for a cover band, but they have some genuine talent. It would be a shame if they didn't try to carve their own identity.

Something I always felt odd about: why most markets in the world have their popular music recorded primarily in english. I understand the business aspect of it, but I get much more out of Kraftwerk's, Telex's or any other foreign bands music when it's in a tongue that's natural to them, instead of phonetically sung (one of the few gripes I have about Italo-Disco. The vocals nearly always seem awkward). It hasn't hurt Rammstein's success to have the vast majority of their recorded output in their native language. Wish more groups were able to follow their example.

Sorry, sis. I got off track on another of my tangents. Thanks for the site.

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[Anonymous1]

Awesome tribute band!! heard quite a few dozens of DM tribute bands this band is has the DM warm element in them.. most other tributes Bands are either too Techno, or very Industrial and Rockin' Metal too.. btw DM probably has the most songs covered by other Artist to date???


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[geoffolehane]

hutter asked:

[quote]Something I always felt odd about: why most markets in the world have their popular music recorded primarily in english[/quote]

The answer is quite obvious...because that's where the money is.

[glokstadt]

Found these guys while reading comments on OMD - Enola Gay at my YouTube site... thet're pretty good for a cover band. They're called: The Rubiks Band

OMD - Enola Gay
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1mn7hBTZqg

Gary Numan - Cars
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1mn7hBTZqg

Duran Duran - Hungry Like The Wolf
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0pKtiL2_zE

Enjoy! [:D]





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[highway1pch]

I just saw two unexpectedly good tribute bands in Newport Beach yesterday. Catch them if they are performing near you!

From my blog:

Catch <a href="http://www.depechetribute.com/">Blasphemous Rumours</a>(Depche Mode tribute) and <a href="http://www.thecured.net/">The Cured</a> (The Cure tribute) tonight, January 6, 2006 at Hogue Barmichaels, 3950 Campus Drive, Newport Beach, just across from John Wayne Airport and a block north of the 73 Freeway. This is an all ages show and admission is only $10.

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