Top 5 Ironic Versions of Oasis' Wonderwall. (via zach)

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By Jason Kottke • Oct 20, 2005 at 01:12 pm • irony music oasis

There are 5 reader comments

Dave Goossen • Oct 20 2005 • 3:04PM

But what about Paul Anka's killer cover version?

Brian Van • Oct 20 2005 • 3:41PM

This list is sadly incomplete. It's missing the Mike Flowers Pops version.

camille • Oct 20 2005 • 4:23PM

what does ironic even mean anymore if those versions count as ironic? am i missing something here?

Cary • Oct 20 2005 • 9:47PM

Somebody should link to these versions, especially Adams version.

Glenn • Oct 21 2005 • 7:18PM

I've heard Adams' cover and I don't think it's ironic. Artists like him don't tend to do ironic covers. (Though the
argument could be made that his entire Rock and Roll album is ironic.)

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