Second coming of Rod Stewart
The latest video for the band Train, "Cab," was playing on VH1 this morning when I turned on the tube. Is it just me or does the lead singer for Pat Monahan, Train's lead singer, sound like the second coming of Rod Stewart?
Here's a sample of Cab, now compare that to Stewart's Maggie May or Forever Young. The clips are courtesy of Amazon.com.
The good news for Monahan is Stewart landed a hot woman with that voice. The bad news is she left him, and now he just a washed up d-bag.
And so concludes this random thought.
Here's a sample of Cab, now compare that to Stewart's Maggie May or Forever Young. The clips are courtesy of Amazon.com.
The good news for Monahan is Stewart landed a hot woman with that voice. The bad news is she left him, and now he just a washed up d-bag.
And so concludes this random thought.
posted by Luca Brasi at 12:25 PM
4 Comments:
OK, its funny that you posted this. I recently keep hearing "You're Beautiful" by James Blunt, and I think the chorus sounds exactly like Rod Stewart.
Here are samples:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000301YY8/qid=1139341530/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/103-6570694-1283037?s=music&v=glance&n=5174
Agreed, however I thought Blunt was original Adam Levine from Maroon 5.
So the circle is growing.
Actually this may be an extension of Marty's Celebrity Retard theory, but instead of facial similarities it is based upon voice alone.
I still think that, despite the highly offensive nature of the name, a website that allowed you to post a picture and determine what celebrity you are the retarded version of would be extremely funny.
I would put Gavin DeGraw in the Stevie Wonder family.
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