Jane & Barton - Fine Day
then
Opus III - Fine Day
then
Orbital - Halcyon
then
Orbital - Halcyon & On & On
then
Miss Jane - Fine Day
then
Kirsty Hawkshaw - Fine Day

am i missing anything?

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fine day has gotta be the most re-used tune of all time. Ive heard tons of identical songs. I like em too tho hehe

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Originally posted by dOgMa55 fine day has gotta be the most re-used tune of all time. Ive heard tons of identical songs. I like em too tho hehe

i gave the general evolution of the track above

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Originally posted by meneedit This is another thing I should have posted ages ago. Is it just me, or is Holden's "Fine Day" a hell of a lot like Orbital's "Halcyon & On & On". They are in fact, in the same key

James Holden remixed Kirsty Hawkshaw - Fine Day in 2002, it's not his original work. Kirsty is the original vocalist of Opus III who remade Jane & Barton's song back in 1992. Then later in the same year Orbital borrowed her voice from the Opus III version to Halcyon and flipped the vocals backwards and some months later reworked the track into Halcyon + On + On and ever since It's A Fine Day / Fine Day has been remixed remade and raped to death almost on a regular basis, latest take on it this year by the Finnish duo Dallas Superstars.

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Leslie Nielsen: Doing nothing is very hard to do... you never know when you're finished.

The vocals in Halcyon and Halcyon + On + On are taken from Fine Day but have been reversed. That's why they sound almost but not quite exactly similiar.

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Originally posted by GrimReaper James Holden remixed Kirsty Hawkshaw - Fine Day in 2002, it's not his original work. Kirsty is the original vocalist of Opus III who remade Jane & Barton's song back in 1992. Then later in the same year Orbital borrowed her voice from the Opus III version to Halcyon and flipped the vocals backwards and some months later reworked the track into Halcyon + On + On and ever since It's A Fine Day / Fine Day has been remixed remade and raped to death almost on a regular basis, latest take on it this year by the Finnish duo Dallas Superstars.

what i said earlier lol

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Originally posted by SVGmethod Jane & Barton - Fine Day then Opus III - Fine Day then Orbital - Halcyon then Orbital - Halcyon & On & On then Miss Jane - Fine Day then Kirsty Hawkshaw - Fine Day am i missing anything?

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Originally posted by SVGmethod what i said earlier lol

I know but meneedit never seems to get things at once so i wanted to clear it out even more.

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Leslie Nielsen: Doing nothing is very hard to do... you never know when you're finished.

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Originally posted by GrimReaper I know but meneedit never seems to get things at once so i wanted to clear it out even more.

lol. i hear ya. we could draw a diagram to illustrate the travels of the vocals.

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Haha yeah with all the dozens of tracks and artists using the vocals or remaking some version of It's A Fine day.

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i saw a music video at a bowling alley here in Santa Barbara, CA and it was this girl with a shaved head singing "Its a fine day"...what video was this?

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Originally posted by SVGmethod i saw a music video at a bowling alley here in Santa Barbara, CA and it was this girl with a shaved head singing "Its a fine day"...what video was this?

That would be Opus III - It's A Fine Day. Perhaps the only time a dead starfish has been used for head decoration in a music video.