I've found about 100 different copies of the song "I'm in Heaven" by Jason Nevins ft. Holly James.  Why do they all sound different!?  And how do I know which is the original one?
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over the rainbow\nmusic by Harold Arlen and lyrics by Yip Harburg, is one of the most famous songs of the late 1930s.\n\nHundreds of singers have recorded their own versions of "Over the Rainbow", most notably by Patti LaBelle, Melissa Manchester, Frank Sinatra, Willie Nelson, Linda Eder, Johnny Mathis, Jo Stafford, Doris Day, Martina McBride, Ella Fitzgerald, Olivia Newton-John, Aretha Franklin, Ramones, Metallica, Ray Charles, Harry Connick Jr, Sarah Vaughan, Faith Hill, Tony Bennett, and the late Eva Cassidy. Sam Harris performed a winning rendition on the first season of the original Star Search. Barbra Streisand, Eric Clapton, Kylie Minogue, and Garland's daughters Liza Minnelli and Lorna Luft have sung the song in concert. One of the most interesting versions was recorded by the late Hawaiian singer Israel Kamakawiwo'ole whose medley of "Rainbow" and Louis Armstrong's "What a Wonderful World" was featured on the soundtrack of the films Meet Joe Black, Finding Forrester, and 50 First Dates. James Stewart memorably warbled a rendition while carrying a "drunk" Katharine Hepburn in The Philadelphia Story. Even horror legend Vincent Price did a version in the film Dr. Phibes Rises Again.\n\nBritish television comedian Kenny Everett sometimes did comedy segments that included the unique sound of a British police car siren and Everett singing the lyrics, "Behind me!" and "That's where you'll find me!"\n\nThe cover band Me First and the Gimme Gimmes covered the song for their 1999 album Are a Drag, and in the animated series The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy, Grey Delisle sang it as her character, Mandy. Guitarist Joe Satriani occasionally covers the song at his concerts. Guitarist Ritchie Blackmore would perform a few bars of the verse at the beginning of his concerts, when he Rocked the world with his band of Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow, in those years from 1975 to 1983.\n\nIn Stephen Schwartz's musical Wicked, an adaptation of Gregory Maguire's novel, the main character, Elphaba, has a piece of music that plays at important moments in her life, the words of which are "Un-li-mi-ted, my fu-ture -" and this piece is played to the same notes (though not the same lengths) as "Some-where o-ver the rain-bow'. As the Wicked Witch of the West is Elphaba's other name, and because Dorothy and she are literary foils, this provides an ironic subtext to this song. (It also may be noted that by restricting the piece to seven notes, Schwartz prevented MGM from having the right to press legal charges against him.)\n\n\nThe Smashing Pumpkins would often include "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" in the live/jam version of "Silverfuck". This is present on the live concert album Earphoria but on the DVD Vieuphoria it is edited out, because they did not have the rights to the song. "Rainbow" can also be found on the late Ray Charles final album, Genius Loves Company, as a duet with Johnny Mathis.
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i have heard this song before, i'm searching, just reserving a spot for my answer when i find it, i have heard this song before i promise!  i just don't think it's bethany dillon though\n\nsomeone told me it was a single called "worthy" by a guy named david brown.  if i don't find anything by the time the question expires, you're best bet might be to ask you're youth leader where they found the song and if they have like a copy of it or where they found it from.\n\ni'll try to be more help tomorrow when i'm not falling asleep in front of the computer
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Go to limewire and see if you get anything by Crí-crí. I have a cd by him and I love it. When i babysit my cousins babies I put that cd on and they love it. They know most of the songs now. I like to listen to it too.
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That's crap.  I just listened to that songs really close, and what juicy j says is "producer". I can't understand the woman but I don't hear lucifer at all. People are always looking for something in music.  Elvis was evil in his time, think about it.
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Sorry, I don't know that one. But wait! I know this really cool club remix called "Ever After". listen to it, you'll like it too!
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Darn I'm sorry to hear that when i play on there i use Maury say u r not the father.\nWhere did you get this CD? i want to buy one and haven't found where i can. It would be nice if i could borrow one lol but i don't know anyone with one. I hope that you get the answer to your question because i have no idea.\n\nThanks so much.
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Its from their single Supersonic, and you can still buy this from Amazon for a few squid. Ignore those other shoddy answers, Oasis B-sides will rarely be found on Limewire or P2P sharing, unless its from an album. It's just lazy telling someone to get it on Limewire when its not a well-known song. Anyway, I've put the link below so you can go direct to the site. The other B-side I Will Believe is one of Liam's favourite's (and a fan favourite) so its definately worth getting the single. It also comes with an early version of the first song that the band unleashed on the public, the White label Columbia. And by the way Gertie, I can't imagine that many record stores still stock singles from 1994 (thats 12 bleeding years ago!) All of the record stores are large chain stores that only have the latest cd singles (and some don't even bother with them anymore) and the one's that do only stock dance music. Stupid answer.
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I use Limewire and yeah some of the songs on there are messed up just delete it from you library and look to see if there is  another file of that song on there. You can also mark that download as junk so that no one else has to go through what you have. Hope you get the song you are looking for.
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The Alternate Yellow Submarine is most likely a direct clone of a album of the same title that was published by a company called Pear. As you probably know already, it is a bootleg with unofficial recordings. As is often the case with Pear (and thus all direct clones), the material they offer is not of the best available quality. But we take what we get... \n\nAnyway, as for the Lucy in the Sky you speak of, it is RM20, i.e. a mono mix of take 20. It is indeed an alternate take that was to be used in the Yellow Submarine motion picture, nevertheless, it was never used. The first verse was supposed to be sung by the character Nowhere Man (or, as they call him, Boob) from the film (the blue-greyish little creature, remember?) and hence, the hilarious voice with the manic laugh. One of my favourite outtakes, to be quite honest. It's a shame it was left off the Anthology. \n\nAnywho, hope this helped a bit.
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YO I LOVE THAT SONG!!! Make sure you go cop that cd cuz its HOT and every song on it is fiyah!! A Dozen Roses sampled the song the makings of you by Curtis Mayfield.
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Is it from the "Midnight Blue" album by Jennifer Rush? \nThat song and the Hugo song have been going through my head since niceguy asked. Wish I could find it on amazon or somewhere but I've looked and I can't find hide nor hair of "waiting for Hugo" or "midnight blue".\nThat's the trouble with hearing a song as a kid; you can't remember it the same, including who came out with it.
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ive got a real nice colection. mabey not what you like, a lot of real "rockers" the chambers brothers ,"just a closer walk with thee"is my all time favorite. but i got raggae, elvis [a huge gosipel fan ..no pun intended], some top 40 stuff, some soul[ staple singers],peter paul and mary , and other folk singers of the 60s. its all good.. i put all my favorites on one 90min casset.. and working on tape 2 .never heard of your guys though..but i'll give them a try....but you GOT to check out the chambers brothers!...i think they're GODS favorite...i truely do.
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If it says explicit......it is.\nIf it says nothing....it's the clean version. I didn't know this and I accidentally bought the clean version of the album. I explained this to Itunes and they credited me so I could get the explicit version....great album!!!!!!
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It was an Australian band called Frente. The singer's name is Angie Hart. I absolutely LOVE that version of the song, I recently got it from Limewire after not hearing it for over 10 years. It's funny, when Frente were big I never liked them, except for that song but just recently I bought their first album on a whim and I really love them now. Angie Hart has a beautiful voice, I wish I could sing like that!
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Yeah it was kinda weird the first time I heard it. I saw the video on VH1 last year and I then downloaded it onto my Ipod. Thats when I first heard the "explicit" version. It caught me off guard, but I still love the song.
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i googled it and found out that the song was called virgin Mary and that they sell it in amazon.com. I thinkthe CD is called something like Noël....it is a very very old CD (from the 1960's)...........good luck finding it =)
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hey wutsup. i was wondering what the song was called just as much as you. haha. ok well the song you're looking for is Can't Replace You by Samantha Moore. if you ever need to figure out a song. you can just look it up. you go to MTV.com and hit the show and the episode guide. click on the episode and it'll have a button that says featured music. i didnt know it had that till now. ok well hope this helpz you. ALOHA! --Jenn (weirdtarx4u)