[Music] Unusual music collaborations

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Buzzer

Languidly Clinical
Oct 1, 2006
26,121
Love the Burroughs song. In a very similar vein (pun intended), Will Self collaborated with Bomb the Bass for this track where he explains the difficulties he has extracting morphine from soluble kaolin that he buys from various chemists and the effect that it has on his arms. Apparently it makes the veins thicken and stand out leaving his body look like a map of the M25.

https://youtu.be/XMjNP7mTmNk
 




pearl

Well-known member
May 3, 2016
13,126
Behind My Eyes
Maybe I'm doing him a disservice but it does look an awful lot like it to me. It's also coincided with an appallingly bad and lazy string of covers albums. Nick Cave went through a similar phase, the nadir being that God awful moustache that he grew.


:lolol:
being serious for a change .... your music knowledge is staggering
 


Tom Hark Preston Park

Will Post For Cash
Jul 6, 2003
72,322
I dont remember that, cant say I'm into it she sound very whiney

Can't say I'm all that into it meself mate. Bit of a dud to be honest. But the brief was 'unusual music collaborations' so it pretty much qualifies aye?

Less unusual, tho still unusual enough, and WAY more enjoyable on just about every level, is THIS fantastic 1984 collaboration and gorgeous performance...



:love:
 




maffew

Well-known member
Dec 10, 2003
9,013
Worcester England
Can't say I'm all that into it meself mate. Bit of a dud to be honest. But the brief was 'unusual music collaborations' so it pretty much qualifies aye?

Less unusual, tho still unusual enough, and WAY more enjoyable on just about every level, is THIS fantastic 1984 collaboration and gorgeous performance...



:love:


yeah that's better. Showing your age though mate :) The drummer looks like Ziggy out of Grange Hill, around he right time too
 




pearl

Well-known member
May 3, 2016
13,126
Behind My Eyes
Can't say I'm all that into it meself mate. Bit of a dud to be honest. But the brief was 'unusual music collaborations' so it pretty much qualifies aye?

Less unusual, tho still unusual enough, and WAY more enjoyable on just about every level, is THIS fantastic 1984 collaboration and gorgeous performance...



:love:


I was going to post that yesterday, but then thought it didn't qualify
 














Buzzer

Languidly Clinical
Oct 1, 2006
26,121
Fugees and Mick Hucknall at the MTV Awards back in the day

That is a damn good call and opens up a whole new avenue to explore. I'm not a fan of Texas but Sharlene Spiteri's rendition of "You Can Say What You Want" at the Brit Awards with Method Man was fantastic.
 




















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