Faster Pussycat, 'Don't Change' B-Side

Previous version from the 2011 digital-only album Covers & Oddities:
And INXS doing the original - from 1982. Remember: a good song is a good song.


Previous version from the 2011 digital-only album Covers & Oddities:
And INXS doing the original - from 1982. Remember: a good song is a good song.
The single is available on a limited-edition vinyl that you can purchase on the band's website. I am going to believe it sounds clearer than what is below.
You already know Faster Pussycat was a big influence on Wednesday 13. It's nice, then, that Pussycat singer Taime Downe recorded a new track with Wednesday 13 called "No Apologies." The song is on the new Wednesday 13 album Mid Death Crisis, which is out now. Just listen to all the sleaze influence!
Obviously the story is horrific and it just seems like every new detail makes it worse. As a result of the video evidence, Taime was cleared of any wrongdoing or connection to Burch's death.
(Video is not in story below).
This is just awful. Kimberly Burch went overboard the ship on the first night of the cruise. Burch was the longtime partner of Faster Pussycat singer Taime Downe. Apparently the two had an argument and Burch went overboard that same night. Who knows if the two incidents are linked but it is all tragic.
I hope Kimberly's body is recovered.
Faster Pussycat released the album Wake Me When It’s Over in 1989 and it features the song “Slip of the Tongue.” It wasn’t even a single but I think it is the strongest song on the album – and maybe of the entire Faster Pussycat canon.
RATT released the album Dancing Undercover in 1986. It contained the track “Slip of the Lip.” There is an official video for “Slip of the Lip” and it charted as an album single. I do think it is one of the stronger RATT songs, period.
Both songs talk about self-destruction, albeit in different ways. I tend to prefer the Faster Pussycat song but I have to wonder if the guys in the band were listening to RATT’s ideas on “Slip of the Lip” and decided to expound on the idea? Then there’s the Whitesnake album called Slip of the Tongue from 1989… but that’s a whole other conversation.
So who did it better in your opinion?
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