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Latest comment: 19 years ago by RagingR2 in topic NOFX cover of Lean on Me?

NOFX cover of Lean on Me?

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The article featured this phrase:

...there is a heavy reliance upon the tried-and-true "punkified freak-out after a few minutes of a normal cover" technique (for example, NOFX's cover of "Lean On Me") - used on at least four of five cuts.

Now this may be an error on my part, but I don't know that particular cover. I don't know who added this to the article, but are you sure NOFX covered that song, and if they did, on which release is it featured? Because example-wise, it may not be such a good example if it's a rare or unknown track, for instance if they only played it live a couple of times. Anyway, I removed this segment (the part between brackets about NOFX's cover). I'm not sure an example is need at all since the explanation is pretty clear in itself. But if anyone disagrees, please do put an example back in that place, but maybe take another, better known example. Greetings, RagingR2 13:04, 12 September 2006 (UTC)Reply