3/12/2002
I love all these songs, but I can't decide on the absolute crown jewel: Al Green doing the Doors, or Lou Barlow doing Bryan Adams??
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3/12/2002
The story so far . . . Track 21 is a novelty version of the Troggs classic done in Hessian dialect. And yes, Vol. 7's in the making.
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3/12/2002
More of the same, even grislier than most of the other 4 vols. Track 21 is not a cover version but a hymn to Berlin before the Wall came down, recorded by a notorious German right-wing politician durin …
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3/10/2002
Well, even more "German musical weirdness" (lo-fi jr). "Without You" is the schmaltzy Nilsson Schmilsson tune, of course; and Leif Garrett's 1978 teen disco smash "I Was Made for Dancin'" is being made …
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3/10/2002
Another box of rare trash candy for modern lovers of teutonic exotica (i.e. German-language covers of etc. etc.). "Do It Again" is Beach Boys, not Steely Dan; "Music" is the John Miles pomp pop 'classi …
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3/8/2002
Like vol. 1, this is a compilation of German-sung cover versions of international hit records from the 60s and 70s, mostly rare and unavailable on CD. Strange, to say the least. 2nd in a series of six.
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3/4/2002
Second tape of covers - again, I tried to find tracks that were significantly different from the originals in some way.
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3/4/2002
A covers tape: I tried to choose tunes that transformed the originals in a fairly radical manner.
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3/1/2002
Simple theme idea should be pretty apparent. Look for the bonus juxtaposition at the end! Plus neato transitional links for your consideration and enjoyment.
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