Recommendations of the editorial team
1. Buddy Holly – “Peggy Sue” and “Peggy Sue Got Married”
The sequel was a tried and tested means in the rock’n’roll of the 1950s that served to extend a hits. Buddy Holly was one of the first. Where “Peggy Sue” was such a kind of Minnesang in which the emotional situation of the adored one was not further explained, the Continuation Sure: The “Girl Climes in Nearly Every Song” is now married – with another! Another special feature: the single appeared in 1959, after Buddy Holly’s death.
2. Falco – “Jeanny” (Part 1) / “Coming Home” (Jeanny Part 2, one year after) / “Bar Minor” 7/11 (Jeanny Dry)
Vienna scandal pop of the DU-Willst-Ech-School. “You won’t find you. Nobody will find you. You are with me.” It is surprising in the afternoon that “Jeannie” became a huge hit. “”Coming Home“Actually acts a year later and relativizes the violence of the prequel.
Whether “Bar minor“It is not entirely clear that the relevant line of text is a cross-reference. After Falco’s death, two more Jeanny songs appeared after Falco’s death.
3. The Ramones – “Now i Wanna sniff some glue” / “Carbonara not glue”
The adhesive from the original song experiences in the Continuation A shortage. Possible replacement: the Italian cult sauce made of egg and bacon. But there is nothing left of that either. Bad world!
4. Tocotronic – “The limits of good taste 1” / “The limits of good taste 2”
The KOOK double is worth a closer look. Where in the first part is more likely to be described and meter -genological (leisure, sun, warm beer in the park, smooching) Continuation Almost into conversation and the title is also explained.
What is worth it is a look at the statistics of Setlist.fm: Tocotronic play the second part more often at concerts than the first.
5. The Beatles – “Strawberry Fields Forever” / “We smile – Strawberry Fields Forever”
A continuation of the somewhat different kind: the Hamburger L’Age-d’Or band Use the open end of the Beatles classic as the basis for a sequel. You take over the text, but it is by no means a cover version, rather an improvisation to musical motifs, of which you derive a kind of funny radio pop.
6. The doctors-beer songs
On the semi-end of semi-boat “5,6,7,8, bull state”, the best band in the world is declining a whole series of songs to beer. The “electrician”, the “Hate on beer“And the”Beer gourmet“Send the three after a thick” sorry “. “Hey beer, I insulted you in a text from the worst,” says “‘Suleration beer“. The background: The doctors don’t appreciate beer so much.
7. Ben Folds Five – “Cigarette” (1997) / Ben Folds – “Fred Jones Pt. 2” (2001)
In only one and a half minute “Cigarette“, Published in 1997 on the second Ben-Folds-Five-Album whatver and Ever Amen, tells the American songwriter by Fred Jones and his concern that his wife would flare the house with a cigarette. Four years later, Jones retired to“ Fred Jones Part 2 ”. “Life has been good,” he says.
8. Hannes Wader – “Song of Death” / “Song of Death” (continued)
“Talking about mortality is considered a taboo for many,” Wader sings in “”Song of death“(On close up, 2012) and tells quite detailed for almost eight minutes length how exactly you should shoot with a Glock 17. The“Continuation“There is only on the deluxe edition of the album:” Only something new comes to mind every day, “sings Wader here and explains, among other things, why he does not want to throw himself in front of a train (the train drivers).
9. Kendrick Lamar-“The Heart” Part 1-4
In hip -hop, the recourse to characters and motifs of your own catalog is a popular move.
Kendrick Lamar’s “The Heart” series is neither connected to each other as formal: The tracks published between 2010 and 2017 are complex staged but surprisingly open notes from the respective presence of Lamars.