And it's really not terrible. At all. Without further ado, here is Mr. Rice-Oxley singing Jackson Browne's "These Days" in a hotel room in Rio. Terribly depressing song.
Showing posts with label acoustic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acoustic. Show all posts
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Friday, July 10, 2009
Anya Marina acousitc performance
Anya Marina is a strange cookie, but after seeing her live, I absolutely adore her. Oh, and she was the only one of the 3 performers who stayed for photos AND came over to our side of the bushes. That sounds bizarre. Anyway, this is an acoustic performance of "Vertigo".
Sunday, April 5, 2009
A Progression
Sorry, for those who don't appreciate Keane...wait. No. I'm NOT sorry. Anyway, here's a little progression I put together. I just think it's fascinating how they, particularly Tom, have gone from this in 2003, (shy, awkward, round-faced, floppy-haired, and rather off-key):
to full-fledged rock stars covering a Queen/Bowie song in 2007. Yes, they actually messed up a couple of times here, but it's a near-impossible song from every aspect, and Tom had real stage presence here, goddammit.
And, just because, a very sweet acoustic performance of 'Try Again' from 2007, complete with string quartet:
to full-fledged rock stars covering a Queen/Bowie song in 2007. Yes, they actually messed up a couple of times here, but it's a near-impossible song from every aspect, and Tom had real stage presence here, goddammit.
And, just because, a very sweet acoustic performance of 'Try Again' from 2007, complete with string quartet:
Labels:
acoustic,
awkward,
foppish hair,
keane,
rock stars,
tom chaplin
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Early Winter; or, Gwen Stefani not-complete-FAIL
My god. Is it possible? Is it an actually...DECENT...Gwen Stefani song?
Well, of course, it's not a Gwen Stefani song. It's a Tim Rice-Oxley song, which means that all of the non-FAIL elements of this can probably be attributed to him alone. But still!
Of course, there's always room for improvement. Like, say, removing Gwen Stefani from the equation. (click here and watch in HQ- really worth it)
Ah, much better.
Well, of course, it's not a Gwen Stefani song. It's a Tim Rice-Oxley song, which means that all of the non-FAIL elements of this can probably be attributed to him alone. But still!
Of course, there's always room for improvement. Like, say, removing Gwen Stefani from the equation. (click here and watch in HQ- really worth it)
Ah, much better.
Labels:
acoustic,
annoying singers,
brits do it better,
early winter,
fail,
gwen stefani,
hq,
keane,
not fail,
removal,
tim rice-oxley,
tom chaplin
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