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mister_joseph
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'twas interesting reading, new board's back, the conversation is starting again:

if you could make Eisley play a cover song, what would it be?

Someone said (okay, it was me) that Semisonic's "Secret Smile" would be great, and i'm standin' by that one.

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paranoid android.......
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This song seriously has "Eisley" written all over it.
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Saellys
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mister_joseph wrote:
Someone said (okay, it was me) that Semisonic's "Secret Smile" would be great, and i'm standin' by that one.


I concur, but my vote still goes to "Let Down." It even has a line about growing wings!

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boyd
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The band did cover a Beatles song for awhile. Perhaps it's something to
think about. Of course, to be very real about this - also think about which
song they should cut from their own tunes at a live show. A 45 minute set
is..what, about 10 songs? So... if this was going to be their set list, which
song would you remove?

The Escaping Song
Lady of the Wood
Lost at Sea
Golly Sandra
Trolly Wood
Just Like We Do
Plenty of Paper
They All Surrounded Me
Sun Feet
Marvelous Things
Vintage People
Silver Bugs
Memories
I Wasn't Prepared

oh wait. My list is 14. You have to out 5 of these to add a cover. sorry. Smile

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granpaturtle
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dammit boyd! STOP CRUSHING OUR DREAMS! *sobs quietly in the corner*
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i would love to hear Eisley cover the Boy Who Destroyed The World by AFI. that, or the insanely catchy TATU song all the things she said.

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Saellys
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boyd wrote:
So... if this was going to be their set list, which
song would you remove?

The Escaping Song
Lady of the Wood
Lost at Sea
Golly Sandra
Trolly Wood
Just Like We Do
Plenty of Paper
They All Surrounded Me
Sun Feet
Marvelous Things
Vintage People
Silver Bugs
Memories
I Wasn't Prepared


Ahhhhhhhh! I'm freakin' out! Is that... the setlist? Er... minus four?

Ahhhhhhhh!

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Sprocket
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i would love to hear Eisley cover the Boy Who Destroyed The World by AFI.

No! I'd like to hear The Man Who Sold The World by David Bowie.
Eisley are good at conversations in their songs, they'd grasp it's darkness really well and it's be nice to hear if they stripped it down or not (aka. Nirvana).

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Im thinking "where is my mind" by the pixies, or "how soon is now" by The Smiths.
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The Beatles-To the Benefit of Mr.Kite. Yayyyy!
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the microphones - solar system
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boyd
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woah, Hwin. You.. YOU.
that's brilliant.

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