Music video by Rufus Wainwright performing Across The Universe
with Len Wibeman [Video Director], Ellen Jacobson [Video Producer]
(C) 2002 Geffen Records
Music video by Rufus Wainwright performing Across The Universe with Len Wibeman [Video Director], Ellen Jacobson [Video Producer] (C) 2002 Geffen Records
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Covering the song is one thing - but to make a professional video of it, along with any benefits received - benefits among being 1) noticed by people unaware of the band; 2) radio play; 3) earnings, etc.. this is to be condemmed and such band should be ostricized.
If a band wishes to cover another artist's tune, they should bury it deep in their album, never mention it in interviews, never release it as a single, none of it.
Are they "covering" the song (that someone else wrote and performed" to launch their career? So many bands do that, because the song is familiar and well known, so people notice. It's a cheat - a slimey way for lesser knowns to fool the average zombie of society to think that they are listening to 'talent', when all it is - is copying the song.
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If a band wishes to cover another artist's tune, they should bury it deep in their album, never mention it in interviews, never release it as a single, none of it.
People with brains won't fall for it.
....dakota fanning scares me....
it's called a cover, everybody does it.