This made me laugh a lot:
http://213.165.0.20/entertainment/music/news/374e5f22bef8783ea5b8c20dff1104f4/Enemy+and+the+Makers.aspx
I wonder what it would sound like? Probably a bunch of working class lads belting out a tune they're passionate about. I've got so much contempt for both of these bands!
"I'll be at home and Jon will just ring me up and we sit there and say what a state the country is i
There's so much wrong with that.
The worst collaboration I have ever heard was...
Band Aid 20 - 'Do They Know It's Christmas' (2004).
Mike Patton & Merzbow
Purely because I expected so much more from them. Possibly not the worst, but definitely one of the most disappointing.
Chicane & Brian Adams
Shanks & Big Foot
I have no idea where these suggestions are comming from, I apologise.
just pick one of the Wyclef Jean ones
I seem to remember a Brian Harvey one being particularly shit, there is also a particularly bad collaboration between Connie Talbot & Gary Glitter
"just pick one of the Wyclef Jean ones"
would suggest including '911' w/ Mary J Blige in that list, which would be a grave error because it is utterly, utterly amazing.
i hated that song thought it was ridiculously over rated
just wyclef jean doing his usual shit, then mary j blige warbling on, i hate that woman
Michael Jackson and
Paul McCartney's got to be up there, as has East 17 and Gabrielle
The link in the first post doesn't work?
Who's the collaboration?
Hmm, seems to have stopped working
Anyhow, here's what the link said:
'Enemy and the Makers
The Enemy are set to collaborate with Reverend And The Makers on new songs.
Tom Clarke said he and Jon McClure are on similar wavelengths about modern Britain, but that their schedules is making writing together difficult.
Clarke told Radio 1: "I'll be at home and Jon will just ring me up and we sit there and say what a state the country is in sometimes. We're both up for it, but our schedules are so full."'
Jesus Christ
what interesting conversations they must have.
GROUNDBREAKING.
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george michael and aretha franklin has to be there...
ugh, showing my age
david bowie and mickey rourke
rapping on shining star off of never let me down
jesus it's awful
Sam Fox and Mick Fleetwood
only matched by Mr and Mrs Hitler i should imagine.
Surely David Bowie and Mick Jagger
Dancing In The Street.
OOOOOO-KAYYYY!!! (U.K. by the way)
and that video...
And harsh on that George Michael and Aretha duet - not a bad pop song, for me, that
surely it'll never be as bad
as pete doherty and mike skinner that time?
Ebony and Ivory.
Rubbish.