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the string quartet tribute to hall & oats

HoorayForHumansHoorayForHumans Posts: 151
edited January 2007 in Other Music
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  • normnorm Posts: 31,146
    I can't go for that.


    Nooooooooooooo.


    No can do.
  • HoorayForHumansHoorayForHumans Posts: 151
    what's not to like?
    this heart's on fire
  • mwachsmanmwachsman Posts: 474
    No, end of discussion.
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  • smarcheesmarchee Posts: 14,539
    hell no !!!!!
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  • IDgotIIDgotI Posts: 262
    The problem with this is that it overlooks the massive contributions to human culture and development made by the Hall & Oates Lyrics. It's for this reason, and this reason alone, that I can't agree.
  • SathogwaSathogwa Posts: 227
    I actually prefer the string quartet tribute. Its all those classic H and O songs "toned down a bit." Hall and Oates themselves were a little too aggressive for my taste.
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  • HoorayForHumansHoorayForHumans Posts: 151
    the oats and the halls spirit carries on through vibrations of stringed instruments and tickles my earlobes
    this heart's on fire
  • normnorm Posts: 31,146
    cutback wrote:
    I can't go for that.


    Nooooooooooooo.


    No can do.

    Just curious. Did anyone get this?
  • IDgotIIDgotI Posts: 262
    Yes, but it was difficult to tell if this play on words was written with the necessary spirit of reverance due the great masters.
  • normnorm Posts: 31,146
    IDgotI wrote:
    Yes, but it was difficult to tell if this play on words was written with the necessary spirit of reverence due the great masters.

    Completely. I love H&O. But I don't need to hear them symphonic. Maybe it sounds great but there is too much soul in their music that I think would be missing in a string composition.
  • Shawn Smith CollectiveShawn Smith Collective Posts: 986
    The real gem is the very touching, H&O's tribute to The String Quartet's tribute to H&O. The way they reproduced the String Quartet's reproduction of the vocal melodies was incredible. It's like listening to H&O singing while wearing muzzles.
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  • HoorayForHumansHoorayForHumans Posts: 151
    yeah, that was way better than the string quartet tribute to hall & oats goes punk gone acoustic comp.. although a worthy effort.
    this heart's on fire
  • chiquimonkeychiquimonkey Posts: 9,337
    cutback wrote:
    Just curious. Did anyone get this?
    fuck yeah. i love them. daryl hall has one of the best voices around, man is pure soul. i gotta check this string quartet gig out
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