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From Dave Seaman <seamand@upmc.edu>
Subject Dr tongue
Date Mon, 17 Oct 2005 12:59:39 -0400

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<<<From: "Swim Taxi" <thegeniusiwas@hotmail.com>

I think tongue in cheek covers have there place.  To me, saying there's no
point is like saying there's no place for humor in music, and I know JWH is
not opposed to humor in music (e.g. "Goth Girl").>>>>

An artist may say a cover is done "tongue in cheek", but I believe in most
cases that's just a cover up -- deep down, they actually like the song, at
least on some level, but for some reason they don't want to admit it
("guilty pleasure", "hipness cred", whatever).  I doubt that many artists
who've gone to the time and trouble to record a cover would do so if they
don't like the song in the first place.




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