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Mr. Hopkinson's Computer by SummerSeventySix
Watch and learn Mark Ronson—this is how you really do a cover version. As mentioned in the Guardian today, Mr. Hopkinson's Computer turns the likes of Radiohead, Portishead and—to greatest effect—The Stone Roses, into digitized, electro gems with a tinge of electronic melancholy that could only ever be achieved with ones and zeros. Check out the MySpace site, where Mr. Hopkinson's Computer itself says it sounds like Morrissey, Eddie the shipboard computer and Stephen Hawking.
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