I have just realised that Pass it On by the Coral...





...is basically You Like Me Too Much by the Beatles.




Admittedly, it's a fair bit better than You Like Me Too Much, which is terrible.

Then again, the bit that goes, "But when it's gone, oh yes it's gone," has the same tune as the opening line of Yellow Submarine.

Los Amantes by Mecano (1988)





Common People by Pulp.





Although I suspect Jarvis was actually trying to rip-off that David Bowie song that I can't remember the title of.

The Big 3 - The Banjo Song (1963).




Shocking Blue - Venus (1969).

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

Los Amantes by Mecano (1988)





Common People by Pulp.





Although I suspect Jarvis was actually trying to rip-off that David Bowie song that I can't remember the title of.

Pulp's Disco 2000 and Does Your Mother Know by The Abbas.

I Who Have Nothing - Ben E King (1963).




Nights In White Satin - The Moody Blues (1967).

Let's see if we can guess what song this sounds like.

Holy cr*p! This was released the year before The White Album!

This Dee C. Lee song sounds like every Randy Crawford song ever released.

Which DC Lee song?

All of them.

I saw it claimed on a forum that Bonnie Tyler's Total Eclipse of the Heart sounds like 1968's Theme For The Masses by Ford Theatre.

It also pointed out the similarity between The Boy With The Arab Strap by Belle and Sebastian...



...and Wings' 1975 classic Magneto and Titanium Man.



It's not even subtle in its rip-offness.

And Girls, they wanna have fun.

I was going to say it's a rip off a Kraftwerk number, but I think it's on their 1982 Computer Love album,

I had that bookmarked, ready to post on here today.

Coincidence? Or something altogether more sinister?

Jimmi Aja - Disco Dancer vs Ottawan T'es OK