And, of course, I'm not forgetting the other fabulous tracks. Honestly, I thought yours and Smeghead's contributions were also very good, from memory.
I can't remember if you based your version on the original or Desmond's mutilation.
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>
> >
> > > > and HONOURABLE MENTION:
> > > > I listened to my version of Land of the Pig the
> > > > other day for the first time in ages.
> > >
> > > Care to share this version with us?
> >
> >
> > Well, it was my contribution to the Nothing But A
> > Merciless Nite fan CD and BMV did up five or so years ago.
> > (So that's a yes and no :-) ). I had kinda written mine
> > off as rubbish, but after finding the track on an old hard
> > drive it's actually listenable rubbish. lol Listenable
> > once or twice that is.
> >
> > My favourite part was where after about half an hour of
> > trying, I couldn't hit the high note at the end so I just
> > left it off entirely haha. I think I was rushed towards
> > the end. My excuse and I'm sticking to it.
> >
> > But if you do want to find the songs (I think they're
> > available somewhere?): from memory the standout track from
> > Merciless Nite is an acoustic version of Everything Is
> > Permitted.
>
> You confused? I did a version of "Everything Is Permitted"
> which used a MIDI.
>
> The standout track, for me, was easily the one that
> Scaramouche did, which was called "More Nocturnal
> Pleasures". It was the last track but I was, like, wow...
> what was THAT!!!
>
> That was better than all of TMIL and more. And I realized
> (yet again) what a horrid disappointment that album was.
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