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opiated - 05-29-2004
was listening to Monkey Man by the Stones the other day, and thought ..man...the hip would OWN this song..any songs you'd like to hear them try??
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Stephen Dame - 05-29-2004
Hey Jude.
If for nothing else than the extended four minute jam at the end with Paul and Sinclair busting out "NA NA Na-na-na-na" harmonies while Gord goes ape shit for a few...
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mark - 05-29-2004
i would love to see them do Train Kept a Rollin' again
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ron - 05-29-2004
jeff buckleys - eternal life
april wine - roller
stones monkey man would also be nice
i know gord and the country of miracles did it but
neil youngs when you dance
Ron
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Ponch - 05-30-2004
Stones - Gimme Shelter
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Rye - 05-30-2004
Another one GD did solo but I think The Hip would do good is "Fortunate Son".
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K-Town Lassie - 05-30-2004
Blackbird--The Beatles.
Strange, I know.......
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sabatooch - 05-30-2004
Van Morrison's "Brown Eyed Girl"
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gratts99 - 05-30-2004
54-40's Baby ran... or any Pearl jam
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VioletlightHeron - 05-31-2004
Time Murder Ballad-Chris Brown and Kate Fenner...Gord would rip this to shreds!!
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cnesbit - 05-31-2004
Three Angels by The Headstones would sound great by the hip.
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chives - 05-31-2004
Since they already did "Gloria" by the Doors, why not "LA Woman"? Gord as Jim Morrison? Wow....
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dyersbay - 05-31-2004
I don't know how it would sound, but Angie by the Rolling Stones would sure be a treat! :lol:
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daysleeperchuk - 05-31-2004
"fake plastic trees"--"high and dry"--or anything from the bends.-----"you cant always get what you want."--from the stones--um,----"sick of myself" by matthew sweet--"emminence front!" by the who or "the river runs red" by midnight oil.---any of these would be killer covers --but there's gotta be room for some kick ass guitar soloin------all hail rob!!! all hail rob!!!!!
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vicariousmartyr - 05-31-2004
chives Wrote:Since they already did "Gloria" by the Doors, why not "LA Woman"? Gord as Jim Morrison? Wow....
that'd sure be interesting, although gord doesnt have the deep bluesy crooning baritone that only can be achieved through alcoholism and general senseless debauchery in all aspects of life. ahhh, jim.
i'd actually been thinking about this for a long time before this thread came up, so i'll say When the levee breaks, Zeppelin. masterful bluesy song that Baker could show up Page on, and Gords voice would fit perfectly.