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Has the world gone topsy-turvy?
I was reading an Illume post the other day, and someone mentioned Lindsey borrowed heavily from Richard Ashcroft's (from The Verve) album "Alone with Everybody". Sure enough, he did. Illume uses a lot of elements of "New York".
Someone also mentioned a second track off the album sounds like "Say You Will", but I couldn't find it. I'm actually getting in to the Ashcroft record, not bad. But while listening to Track 2 "I Get My Beat", it sounds unmistakably like Silver Girl. Am I crazy? Just how much did Lindsey take from this guy? I'm cool with sampling, but taking at least three songs from one record seems like overkill. What's going on here? |
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The song that sounds like Say You Will is C'Mon People.
I'm glad this happened...because the mac did this they turned me on to the verve and richard. |
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I think that it's just a coincidence about Say you will. But Illume...
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I don't know if it's necessarily Stevie. Lindsey completely ripped off an '80s (the name of which escapes me) song for What's The World Coming To? He also borrowed the chorus beat for Peacekeeper from Paul Simon's Kodachrome.
I had forgotten about the C'mon People rip off! And I had never heard I Get My Beat, but I'll be damned, there's another one! And people wonder why I bash the Say You Will album so much! Seriously, we're up to 5 ripped off songs now. Lazy, unimaginative, spoiled rock stars just floating along on ONE album's former glory. |
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I don't like covers. I could even do without all of the Rolling Stones songs that Lindsey performed so well. I'd rather have original material. But I don't think covers can be classified as stealing someone else's music and they especially aren't stealing when you add lyrics to the old song and credit the original as Lindsey did with Shut Us Down and What's the World Coming To. Michele |
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I agree, I wouldn't say Lindsey stole this stuff. That's a total overstatement. I don't agree about the Stevie chord thing, it's Lindsey that produces the final versions of everything.
There has to be an understanding there, I was just curious to learn more, like why Lindsey likes this record so much. I guess I'm in the minority, Say You Will is a FANTASTIC album. I get the knock that it sounds like two solo albums, but I think it's still an amazing piece. |
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I don't know that Lindsey isn't some way to blame on the production side but it really does sound like Stevie has just used the chords from a couple of Ashcroft's songs. Illume/New York is mind boggling how close they are. How Ashcroft doesn't get a writing credit on Illume is beyond me. It almost sounds like instead of bringing along a demo for it Stevie could have played New York and said "Okay, we're going to do this but I'm going to put some new words over the top". |
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I asked John about it in his Q&A and he responded by asking me who Richard was. |
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Actually C'mon People is a better song. Sorry Stevie.
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I always thought Murrow sounded a lot like Black Betty ... just the structure of the chorus, really.
Or am I wrong? |
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