Crispin Glover - The Big Problem Does Not Equal The Solution. The Solution=LET IT BE

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05-25-2011, 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by BastardofYoung

These Boots... is a brilliant cover. Comparing Megadeth to Crispin is pretty odd. I can see if the two artists shared anything in common..

I love his cover, it is brilliant and warped. Like a trip to a mental hospital. Megadeth just tupped the tempo and wanked on the guitar and took away emotion and nothing else, it is not memorable or unique, just ****. Crispin did something unique and interesting with it.

uh... they both took away the emotion because they're both condescending pisstakes of the original song.

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