Posted August 31, 201311 yr If you thought the original version of Flaws was good, try this stunning version with a string section :wub: gzRBoZb3GKw
August 31, 201311 yr There's not many songs that couldn't be improved (or at least be just as good) by adding strings to them. Perhaps Teenage Kicks at a stretch. This version of Flaws is lovely indeed.
August 31, 201311 yr Author There's not many songs that couldn't be improved (or at least be just as good) by adding strings to them. Perhaps Teenage Kicks at a stretch. This version of Flaws is lovely indeed. You know, Teenage Kicks with strings just might work :o I've always been a bit of a sucker for a good string arrangement. It's no coincidence that Still Life is my favourite Suede song.
August 31, 201311 yr You know, Teenage Kicks with strings just might work :o I've always been a bit of a sucker for a good string arrangement. It's no coincidence that Still Life is my favourite Suede song. It's not just the string arrangement that's great, it's the fact that they got a flippin' 72 piece orchestra to back them up on it. The orchestral version on the Dog Man Star Deluxe version stands up incredibly strongly, I'd love to see BBC's Proms do a version of it at some point.
August 31, 201311 yr Strings are amazing. I once made a whole compilation of indie songs with lost of strings on them. I ended it with Still Life. Edited August 31, 201311 yr by AnthonyT
August 31, 201311 yr Author Strings are amazing. I once made a whole compilation of indie songs with lost of strings on them. I ended it with Still Life. And the rest of the track listing?
September 1, 201311 yr well, it was fairly mainstream Andreas Johnson - Glorious Idlewild - You Held the World in Your Hands McAlmond & Butler - Yes Manics - The Girl Who Wanted to be God Blur - The Universal Embrace - Come Back to What You Know Catatonia - Bulimic Beats Bjork - Bachelorette Sigur Ros - Hoppipola Smashing Pumpkins - Disarm Ian Brown - FEAR can't remember the rest Edited September 1, 201311 yr by AnthonyT
September 1, 201311 yr This just goes to show you can polish a turd. Still an absolute abhorrent pile of rubbish.
September 1, 201311 yr Author well, it was fairly mainstream Andreas Johnson - Glorious Idlewild - You Held the World in Your Hands McAlmond & Butler - Yes Manics - The Girl Who Wanted to be God Blur - The Universal Embrace - Come Back to What You Know Catatonia - Bulimic Beats Bjork - Bachelorette Sigur Ros - Hoppipola Smashing Pumpkins - Disarm Ian Brown - FEAR can't remember the rest No Bitter Sweet Symphony? Some great songs in that list including the aptly titled Glorious and, obviously, Yes.
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