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08-07-2013, 19:01
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I couldn't believe while listening to "A Little Girl Lost". why the hell didn't they make it clear on the website etc it was a cover since we don't have the album credits yet? they are acting as teenage pop bands who cover songs from the 30s pretending they're new
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Wow, yeah. Kind of annoys me they hadn't made this well known before releasing it really, comes off as a bit shady I think. I mean it's not as if there haven't been Manics songs obviously inspired by / heavily influenced by other artists' work, but the composer tag of the Rewind The Film download is "James Dean Bradfield, Nicholas Jones & Sean Moore" which just seems a little
er... incomplete(!) after hearing the Axelrod track, I don't remember anything so blatant without it being described as a cover, not even Hazelton Avenue or Fearless Punk Ballad.
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