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Thread started 05/19/09 5:28pm

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Fall Out Boy DESTROYING PRINCE

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Reply #1 posted 05/19/09 5:44pm

TheEnglishGent

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Didn't think it too bad. Couple of dodgy moments but otherwise a reasonable enough cover. Nice to see such an oldie being covered.
RIP sad
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Reply #2 posted 05/19/09 5:58pm

PharkyorLOVE

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he destroyed that really good..... cool

I wonder if he knows the dance steps? lol
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Reply #3 posted 05/19/09 6:01pm

ernestsewell

I thought it was awesome.
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Reply #4 posted 05/19/09 6:31pm

japanrocks

already a thread

and he does a pretty good job in fact

http://prince.org/msg/7/308408
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Reply #5 posted 05/19/09 6:32pm

skywalker

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He didn't destroy it. It's about your perspective. It's just a cutesy music nerd's charming take on Prince's classic.
"New Power slide...."
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Reply #6 posted 05/19/09 7:04pm

myfavorite

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i hate im not a musician, maybe i wouldn't have been as mezmerized but that was fantastic performance.

i love falloutboy anyway, but i was tickled at the work he put in ..whatever Pat, what a poser. tease
THE B EST BE YOURSELF AS LONG AS YOUR SELF ISNT A DYCK[/r]

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Reply #7 posted 05/19/09 7:06pm

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It's pretty fair for a square but "DESTROYING PRINCE" on one of the songs that put HIM on the map??? whofarted
I knew from the start that I loved you with all my heart.
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Reply #8 posted 05/19/09 7:57pm

twistedeargasm

Between the off keys on vocals and guitars and the Rhythm... Especially the rhythm... I forgot how great Prince's Timing is..I Could not get through it all..
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Reply #9 posted 05/19/09 8:44pm

Paris9748430

I think maybe Patrick should have sung it in his normal register. He was really rough, especially in the parts where he really took it higher.

It's not a bad cover, he just shouldn't have sung it in falsetto.
JERKIN' EVERYTHING IN SIGHT!!!!!
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Reply #10 posted 05/19/09 8:57pm

Imago

Good job. I really hate the genre that Fall Out Boy fall under, but I wasn't aware the singer was any good at all.

It's a cute rendition of the song, and pretty decently done. I like it.
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Reply #11 posted 05/19/09 9:13pm

japanrocks

the singer is great and the popular guy in the band writes most of the lyrics i believe

he killed it!

I mean he destroyed it
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Reply #12 posted 05/19/09 9:36pm

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Destoyed it? Yes some might agree that was a massacre

However I think it was a nice tribute and will hopefully turn on a bunch of Fall Out Boys fans to the amazing artist known as Prince. Ain't nobody...
The greatest live performer of our times was is and always will be Prince.

Remember there is only one destination and that place is U
All of it. Everything. Is U.
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Reply #13 posted 05/19/09 10:01pm

nyse

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so so....good guitar work
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Reply #14 posted 05/19/09 10:43pm

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Paris9748430 said:

I think maybe Patrick should have sung it in his normal register. He was really rough, especially in the parts where he really took it higher.

It's not a bad cover, he just shouldn't have sung it in falsetto.


agreed he does not have a very natural falsetto.
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Reply #15 posted 05/19/09 10:47pm

FlamingRaindro
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No better or worse than any live performance of the song i've heard from Prince.
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Reply #16 posted 05/19/09 10:49pm

PEJ

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I wonder if Trent would enjoy this. biggrin
To Sir, with Love
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Reply #17 posted 05/19/09 11:31pm

coltrane3

I thought it was decent.

Has there ever been a better cover of a Prince song than that woman who covered "Do Me Baby"?
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Reply #18 posted 05/20/09 12:27am

novabrkr

Meh. White boy falsetto. wink

Still worth uploading to youtube, probably.
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Reply #19 posted 05/20/09 12:50am

peter430044

A very respectable version. Great guitar work, although his falsetto is not the best.
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Reply #20 posted 05/20/09 2:21am

japanrocks

novabrkr said:

Meh. White boy falsetto. wink

Still worth uploading to youtube, probably.



white boy falsetto?

real intelligent comment


eek
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Reply #21 posted 05/20/09 2:31am

novabrkr

japanrocks said:

novabrkr said:

Meh. White boy falsetto. wink

Still worth uploading to youtube, probably.



white boy falsetto?

real intelligent comment


eek


Yeah, it is actually a pretty intelligent comment, dear. You see, I'm white too and know quite well what my falsetto singing sounds like.

You can usually tell a white male's falsetto from a black person's falsetto very easily, and that should have nothing to do with prudency. Yeah, but let's not even mention words that connote racial factors, especially when coupled up with the "wink" -emoticon, which implies irony and sarcasm on the internet.

I doubt there exists a scientific study on the various qualities and determining biological / socio-cultural factors why the falsetto on male individuals of various origins sounds different in the popular music context, so let's not extend this into the potentially most ridiculous .org flamewar ever, okay? This guy? He does a decent job at it, but in my opinion it still doesn't entirely cut it. Could be also due the fact that he does not predominantly sing in falsetto, of course. Like noted by one of the other posters, Prince hasn't always been able to deliver the vocals that perfectly when doing the song live. There is still a considerable difference in the overall tone
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Reply #22 posted 05/20/09 2:50am

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Like the wall of Berlin woot!
It's going down people -(5.7.2010) wall
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Reply #23 posted 05/20/09 3:29am

squirrelgrease

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I didn't know Jonah Hill was in a band, or could even sing. I liked him in Superbad.
If prince.org were to be made idiot proof, someone would just invent a better idiot.
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Reply #24 posted 05/20/09 4:12am

japanrocks

novabrkr said:

japanrocks said:




white boy falsetto?

real intelligent comment


eek


Yeah, it is actually a pretty intelligent comment, dear. You see, I'm white too and know quite well what my falsetto singing sounds like.

You can usually tell a white male's falsetto from a black person's falsetto very easily, and that should have nothing to do with prudency. Yeah, but let's not even mention words that connote racial factors, especially when coupled up with the "wink" -emoticon, which implies irony and sarcasm on the internet.

I doubt there exists a scientific study on the various qualities and determining biological / socio-cultural factors why the falsetto on male individuals of various origins sounds different in the popular music context, so let's not extend this into the potentially most ridiculous .org flamewar ever, okay? This guy? He does a decent job at it, but in my opinion it still doesn't entirely cut it. Could be also due the fact that he does not predominantly sing in falsetto, of course. Like noted by one of the other posters, Prince hasn't always been able to deliver the vocals that perfectly when doing the song live. There is still a considerable difference in the overall tone
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oh...u white? oh...then check this out and get back to me


wink wink
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Reply #25 posted 05/20/09 4:53am

novabrkr

Yeah, that's exactly what an expression like "white boy falsetto" could mean to me - it's the Bee Gees thing. That specific one does however sound quite alright when coupled with the other parts in his lower register. The problem with many, uhm, paler contributors to the falsetto style is just that they can't usually carry an entire tune convincingly all throughout. Thank goodness Beck had the decency to quit doing that thing after "Midnite Vultures".

Now, this one I've actually liked:


The studio version seems to be removed from youtube, but in any case being able to carry out "Beat It" at all requires a lot from the vocalist. I mean, anyone is free to try out themselves...
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Reply #26 posted 05/20/09 5:17am

FunkDr

novabrkr - i'm no scientist but I do have ears - and you're talking rubbish !
Some white people have, what I would call a good falsetto and some don't (nasal-squeeking Bee Gees for example). Some black people have good falsettos and some don't.

Much of it is subjective anyway but to tie it to a race/ethnic background???? Not intelligent (or accurate) !
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Reply #27 posted 05/20/09 5:20am

minneapolisFun
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I will never forgive them for butchering beat it

now one of my favorite songs from my favorite artist?

it wasnt all that bad but he just looks likes he forcing it(not a real fam@)
You're so glam, every time I see you I wanna slam!
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Reply #28 posted 05/20/09 5:43am

emesem

nice...going to try to cop that guitar work.
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Reply #29 posted 05/20/09 5:45am

StephaniePlum

Wasn't a bad rendition. The most offensive thing to me about it was this dude's fugly eyeglasses.
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