Pick your favorite 2 from this lot.
Hallelujah! (another poll)
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Hallelujah! (another poll)
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Re: Hallelujah! (another poll)
John Cale would have beaten Jeff Buckley, but ok...
Ray Charles is another given for me.
Ray Charles is another given for me.
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Re: Hallelujah! (another poll)
Ray Charles and Handel
sounds like a day in the office, tbh
sounds like a day in the office, tbh
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Then it follows that ∀ k ∈ K: K ∈ U ⇒ k ∉ D
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Re: Hallelujah! (another poll)
Ray Charles and this
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Re: Hallelujah! (another poll)
Other: Cale.
Of these it's Ray, though I like the Eddie Cochran version almost as much (great guitar solo!)
Of these it's Ray, though I like the Eddie Cochran version almost as much (great guitar solo!)
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The Toys one is pretty fantastic too. No votes?
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Cohen.
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Handel was my shoe in vote, then it was a tough decision between Charles & Cohen with the big L taking it. Good call on the Roches.
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Ray and Beatle George.
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Re: Hallelujah! (another poll)
toomanyhatz wrote:The Toys one is pretty fantastic too. No votes?
There is now!
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Ray Fucking Charles.
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Any of them but the Cohen song (no matter who performs it).
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I'd go for John Cale's version. That said, with the song being trotted out every time my wife turns on XF, BGT or TV, I find it hard to listen to Hallelujah without cringing now.
The same applies to that lovely Adele song that Bob Dylan covered in that nasty old man's croak of his
The same applies to that lovely Adele song that Bob Dylan covered in that nasty old man's croak of his