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Prince Fluffy

Hahaha.

Posted 11 years ago Report

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Indiche

Versions with different lyrics but original music are still called covers or alternative lyrics covers. Covering a song doesn’t necessarily require reworking the whole musical track.

Posted 12 years ago Report

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LordAnubis

A cover is when you provide your own musical track, too.
A dub is, indeed, when you take the original musical track and add your own vocals.

So no, this is an appropriate use of the word cover.

Posted 12 years ago Report

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B2C

Musical covers have been the term for a long time; since at least 1952.

Posted 12 years ago Report

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dragonSpike

Okay, I am SERIOUSLY against people calling it a “Cover.” A cover is the front of a book or a CD case. A “Dub” on the other hand is when somebody unofficial replaces the vocals with their own.

Therefore all those songs should be called “Dubs” instead of “Covers”

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