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  1. February 5th, 2011, 09:33 #1
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    I may feel sick, but this makes me feel better...

    This may be the best cover I have ever heard of this song. No, it may be the best version I have ever heard, bar none!

    [YOUTUBE]AJSgR80dbUU[/YOUTUBE]
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    Wow, had to play that a second time, so I could capture a copy ! Thanks !! But what are those ladies standing up front playing ? I know it's a traditional Korean instrument, but what is it called ? Looks like a zither on steroids.
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    That is a very beautiful cover. Some songs are just meant for classical arrangement covers. The London Sympony did a beautiful version of Great Gig in the Sky. While it is very hard to beat the original improvised vocals, the violin wasn't too bad.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwEKYrhmqa8

    Riders On The Storm is also a ripe song for classcal coverage. Nigel Kennedy's cover here.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMRzD39nIJ8

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    Caz, I enjoyed that very much. It's so interesting hearing American music from another cultures ears. I'm forwarding this to my kids band teacher as he will enjoy it!
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    Goosebumps from 6.15 onwards.
    Thanks for sharing!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Penzoil3 View Post
    Wow, had to play that a second time, so I could capture a copy ! Thanks !! But what are those ladies standing up front playing ? I know it's a traditional Korean instrument, but what is it called ? Looks like a zither on steroids.
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    It's called a Gayageum, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gayageum
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    OleBoy, that's Brit music I'm afraid. :>)

    Penzoil3, those are an extreme variation of a Korean Harp. Check out this hip-hop Korean production doing Canon in D using them. Not much into this kind of music, but just to show you the instrument again.

    [YOUTUBE]JfDdFJLBx7I[/YOUTUBE]
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    Urk! What a horrible insult to an absolutely wonderful piece of music!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cazzie View Post
    OleBoy, that's Brit music I'm afraid. :>)
    Shees Caz, I meant music that Americans love too!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by robcap View Post
    Goosebumps from 6.15 onwards.
    Thanks for sharing!
    I think John Bonham is clapping from on high.

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    Quote Originally Posted by OleBoy View Post
    Shees Caz, I meant music that Americans love too!!
    LOL, well we are bastardized from their Pommie stock!
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