Thread: Do you distinguish between "Cover" bands and "tribute" bands?
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Old 06-18-2004, 09:30 PM   #18
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Like I said, I saw an excellent Thin Lizzy tribute act whose lead singer sounded EXACTLY like Phil Lynott, but he was white and bald.

I'd rather have a good band, than some idiots in a costume. Some tribute bands are really good. The Complete Stone Roses got invited to play a big festival here in Ireland, they're so impressive.
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