Would it be acceptable if this phrase was used when referring to pop songs heard in films and TV or would that require a separate phrase (and subsequently, a separate thread)?
You mean like how songs from The Greatest American Hero are totally from that show and not the terrible cover versions they actually are?
I watched that show during its original run. I was about 10 at the time. Having said that, I would refrain from watching that series as an adult (and I say this as a Robert Culp fan), regardless of any music replacement.
Would it be acceptable if this phrase was used when referring to pop songs heard in films and TV or would that require a separate phrase (and subsequently, a separate thread)?
You mean like how songs from The Greatest American Hero are totally from that show and not the terrible cover versions they actually are?
When it originally aired, was originals. Licensing issues is why cant find or see anywhere. "Eve of Destruction" central to episode score and plot. Yet substituted for vanilla song.
But even the original airings they were not the original versions. I'm thinking specifically of Eve of Destruction, which was not Barry McGuire. I know this because when I heard the original however many years later I was very put off because it didn't sound like GAH. Likewise Rocket Man was not Elton John.
Would it be acceptable if this phrase was used when referring to pop songs heard in films and TV or would that require a separate phrase (and subsequently, a separate thread)?
You mean like how songs from The Greatest American Hero are totally from that show and not the terrible cover versions they actually are?
I watched that show during its original run. I was about 10 at the time. Having said that, I would refrain from watching that series as an adult (and I say this as a Robert Culp fan), regardless of any music replacement.
Would it be acceptable if this phrase was used when referring to pop songs heard in films and TV or would that require a separate phrase (and subsequently, a separate thread)?
You mean like how songs from The Greatest American Hero are totally from that show and not the terrible cover versions they actually are?
When it originally aired, was originals. Licensing issues is why cant find or see anywhere. "Eve of Destruction" central to episode score and plot. Yet substituted for vanilla song.
But even the original airings they were not the original versions. I'm thinking specifically of Eve of Destruction, which was not Barry McGuire. I know this because when I heard the original however many years later I was very put off because it didn't sound like GAH. Likewise Rocket Man was not Elton John.
Ive heard both.Memory may be playing tricks but couldnt tell difference on Eve of Destruction and thought same.
Then again if not originals, their issues with rights and joey scarbury might explain why had to change songs if he sang them.
