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"Best cover songs?"
Okay, so one of my threads spawned a thread about The Beatles...and now that thread is spawning this one. Someone mentioned the Disturbed cover of The Sound of Silence, and everytime I see someone say that I scream inside that the best cover of that song is by Nevermore. 
So that's my first one Nevermore's cover of The Sound of Silence (Simon & Garfunkel)
Metallica's covers of Last Caress/Green Hell (The Misfits), Whiskey in the Jar (Thin Lizzy), Astronomy (Blue Oyster Cult).
August Burns Red's cover of Wrecking Ball (Miley Cyrus)
We Came As Romans' cover of I Knew You Were Trouble (Taylor Swift)
Our Last Night's cover of Look What You Made Me Do (Taylor Swift)
Iwrestledabearonce's cover of Uprising (Muse)
Killswitch Engage's cover of Holy Diver (Dio)
The Agonist's cover of Take Me To Church (Hozier)
Four Year Strong's cover of Ironic (Alanis Morissette)
A Day To Remember's cover of Since U Been Gone (Kelly Clarkson)
Gwar's cover of School's Out (Alice Cooper)
Memphis May Fire's cover of Grenade (Bruno Mars)
Rock Sugar's mashup cover of Welcome to the Jungle/Voices Carry (Guns 'n' Roses and 'Til Tuesday)
Ice Nine Kills' cover of Thriller (Michael Jackson)
And a shout out for every single Christmas song that August Burns Red has covered over the years, they're all awesome.
I could probably think of more, but I've already listed way too many haha. Some of these songs I didn't really care for, but the covers of them made me like them, that's when you know a cover of a song is good.
So that's my first one Nevermore's cover of The Sound of Silence (Simon & Garfunkel)
Metallica's covers of Last Caress/Green Hell (The Misfits), Whiskey in the Jar (Thin Lizzy), Astronomy (Blue Oyster Cult).
August Burns Red's cover of Wrecking Ball (Miley Cyrus)
We Came As Romans' cover of I Knew You Were Trouble (Taylor Swift)
Our Last Night's cover of Look What You Made Me Do (Taylor Swift)
Iwrestledabearonce's cover of Uprising (Muse)
Killswitch Engage's cover of Holy Diver (Dio)
The Agonist's cover of Take Me To Church (Hozier)
Four Year Strong's cover of Ironic (Alanis Morissette)
A Day To Remember's cover of Since U Been Gone (Kelly Clarkson)
Gwar's cover of School's Out (Alice Cooper)
Memphis May Fire's cover of Grenade (Bruno Mars)
Rock Sugar's mashup cover of Welcome to the Jungle/Voices Carry (Guns 'n' Roses and 'Til Tuesday)
Ice Nine Kills' cover of Thriller (Michael Jackson)
And a shout out for every single Christmas song that August Burns Red has covered over the years, they're all awesome.
I could probably think of more, but I've already listed way too many haha. Some of these songs I didn't really care for, but the covers of them made me like them, that's when you know a cover of a song is good.
#DontLookUp
Can I add to this chat and tell you a little story?
I recently heard a song by rockers Judas Priest called Diamonds and Rust. I loved it.
Only then did I discover it was a cover. So I listened to the original by an artist called Joan Baez. Wow, what a tune! The cover enabled me to discover the original.
I love music and discovering new (old) tunes.
I recently heard a song by rockers Judas Priest called Diamonds and Rust. I loved it.
Only then did I discover it was a cover. So I listened to the original by an artist called Joan Baez. Wow, what a tune! The cover enabled me to discover the original.
I love music and discovering new (old) tunes.
I think The Byrds version of Dylan's You Ain't Going nowhere is one of my favorites, as well as Linda Rondstat's Blue Bayou, but I feel like Hendrix's All Along The Watchtower has to be close to the top. I mean, Dylan stopped performing it how he wrote it and started doing the Hendrix version after he heard it.
Much love
The king of all rock covers has always been Santana's version of Fleetwood Mac's "Black Magic Woman"
Second may be Judas Priest's cover of Fleetwood Mac's "Green Manalishi"
Also right up there are Linda Ronstadt's rendition of Warren Zevon's "Poor Poor Pitiful Me" and Emmylou Harris's cover of Townes Van Zandt's "Pancho and Lefty"
Who can forget RamJam's radically revised version of Leadbelly's "Black Betty" and Nirvana's soulful rendition of Leadbelly's "Black Girl/In the Pines/Where Did You Sleep Last Night"
There's a lot of controversy about the authorship of many of the songs credited to Leadbelly (real name Huddy Ledbetter). A large number were actually Leadbelly's own covers of traditional folk songs who's true origins are mostly lost in antiquity.
Second may be Judas Priest's cover of Fleetwood Mac's "Green Manalishi"
Also right up there are Linda Ronstadt's rendition of Warren Zevon's "Poor Poor Pitiful Me" and Emmylou Harris's cover of Townes Van Zandt's "Pancho and Lefty"
Who can forget RamJam's radically revised version of Leadbelly's "Black Betty" and Nirvana's soulful rendition of Leadbelly's "Black Girl/In the Pines/Where Did You Sleep Last Night"
There's a lot of controversy about the authorship of many of the songs credited to Leadbelly (real name Huddy Ledbetter). A large number were actually Leadbelly's own covers of traditional folk songs who's true origins are mostly lost in antiquity.
"House of the Rising Sun". In my generation, the most well-known version is by The Animals.
And that was a cover.
I used to collect different versions of it when I was a teenager. Now that we have YouTube and I don't have to buy a vinyl record any more, I can find even more. Not only the melody varies but some versions have lyrics completely different from the famous version by The Animals.
I am not sure if there ever was an official version.
Nessie
And that was a cover.
I used to collect different versions of it when I was a teenager. Now that we have YouTube and I don't have to buy a vinyl record any more, I can find even more. Not only the melody varies but some versions have lyrics completely different from the famous version by The Animals.
I am not sure if there ever was an official version.
Nessie
I'm a super big proponent of Johnny Cash's cover of Hurt by Nine Inch Nails. He nailed it to the wall with this one.
https://youtu.be/8AHCfZTRGiI?si=1F7w8rjvO-TvHUcd
Annnnnd since it's Christmas time... I can't not mention this one... Kutski just shared this year's Christmas mix. It's all harder dance music covers of Christmas classics. From happy hardcore to hardstyle to frenchcore and gabber, it's all there! SOOOO DAMNED GOOD
https://soundcloud.com/keepingtheravealive/ktra-episode-612-christmas-special-2023
https://youtu.be/8AHCfZTRGiI?si=1F7w8rjvO-TvHUcd
Annnnnd since it's Christmas time... I can't not mention this one... Kutski just shared this year's Christmas mix. It's all harder dance music covers of Christmas classics. From happy hardcore to hardstyle to frenchcore and gabber, it's all there! SOOOO DAMNED GOOD
https://soundcloud.com/keepingtheravealive/ktra-episode-612-christmas-special-2023
Lauren19 said: Can I add to this chat and tell you a little story?
I recently heard a song by rockers Judas Priest called Diamonds and Rust. I loved it.
Only then did I discover it was a cover. So I listened to the original by an artist called Joan Baez. Wow, what a tune! The cover enabled me to discover the original.
I love music and discovering new (old) tunes.
I recently heard a song by rockers Judas Priest called Diamonds and Rust. I loved it.
Only then did I discover it was a cover. So I listened to the original by an artist called Joan Baez. Wow, what a tune! The cover enabled me to discover the original.
I love music and discovering new (old) tunes.
That's a great cover. They kill it when they play it live, I think it sounds better than the studio version.
#DontLookUp
messyhot said: I'm a super big proponent of Johnny Cash's cover of Hurt by Nine Inch Nails. He nailed it to the wall with this one.
Ah yes, this is a great one as well! Horse the Band covered March of the Pigs by Nine Inch Nails, I didn't know it was a cover until I was watching an old episode of Beavis and Butthead and saw them watching the music video for it. Felt kind of cheated by Horse the Band after waiting over 10 years for new music and to find out one of the 3 songs they did was a cover haha. They're both pretty similar, but I think the keyboard work is al little better on the cover.
#DontLookUp
Gunge1050 said:
Yes! I love Our Last Night, they do some awesome covers!
This is a great one too!
Our Last Night's cover of Look What You Made Me Do (Taylor Swift)
Yes! I love Our Last Night, they do some awesome covers!
This is a great one too!
Truth! I could make a whole list of Our Last Night cover songs haha.
#DontLookUp
GungedHairFan said: Okay, so one of my threads spawned a thread about The Beatles...and now that thread is spawning this one. Someone mentioned the Disturbed cover of The Sound of Silence, and everytime I see someone say that I scream inside that the best cover of that song is by Nevermore.
So that's my first one Nevermore's cover of The Sound of Silence (Simon & Garfunkel)
Metallica's covers of Last Caress/Green Hell (The Misfits), Whiskey in the Jar (Thin Lizzy), Astronomy (Blue Oyster Cult).
August Burns Red's cover of Wrecking Ball (Miley Cyrus)
We Came As Romans' cover of I Knew You Were Trouble (Taylor Swift)
Our Last Night's cover of Look What You Made Me Do (Taylor Swift)
Iwrestledabearonce's cover of Uprising (Muse)
Killswitch Engage's cover of Holy Diver (Dio)
The Agonist's cover of Take Me To Church (Hozier)
Four Year Strong's cover of Ironic (Alanis Morissette)
A Day To Remember's cover of Since U Been Gone (Kelly Clarkson)
Gwar's cover of School's Out (Alice Cooper)
Memphis May Fire's cover of Grenade (Bruno Mars)
Rock Sugar's mashup cover of Welcome to the Jungle/Voices Carry (Guns 'n' Roses and 'Til Tuesday)
Ice Nine Kills' cover of Thriller (Michael Jackson)
And a shout out for every single Christmas song that August Burns Red has covered over the years, they're all awesome.
I could probably think of more, but I've already listed way too many haha. Some of these songs I didn't really care for, but the covers of them made me like them, that's when you know a cover of a song is good.
So that's my first one Nevermore's cover of The Sound of Silence (Simon & Garfunkel)
Metallica's covers of Last Caress/Green Hell (The Misfits), Whiskey in the Jar (Thin Lizzy), Astronomy (Blue Oyster Cult).
August Burns Red's cover of Wrecking Ball (Miley Cyrus)
We Came As Romans' cover of I Knew You Were Trouble (Taylor Swift)
Our Last Night's cover of Look What You Made Me Do (Taylor Swift)
Iwrestledabearonce's cover of Uprising (Muse)
Killswitch Engage's cover of Holy Diver (Dio)
The Agonist's cover of Take Me To Church (Hozier)
Four Year Strong's cover of Ironic (Alanis Morissette)
A Day To Remember's cover of Since U Been Gone (Kelly Clarkson)
Gwar's cover of School's Out (Alice Cooper)
Memphis May Fire's cover of Grenade (Bruno Mars)
Rock Sugar's mashup cover of Welcome to the Jungle/Voices Carry (Guns 'n' Roses and 'Til Tuesday)
Ice Nine Kills' cover of Thriller (Michael Jackson)
And a shout out for every single Christmas song that August Burns Red has covered over the years, they're all awesome.
I could probably think of more, but I've already listed way too many haha. Some of these songs I didn't really care for, but the covers of them made me like them, that's when you know a cover of a song is good.
At last! Someone who speaks my language! I love LOVE August Burns Red. I lost count on how many times I've seen them, We Came as Romans, Blessthefall, and others. Just saw Imminence live in Worcester and they were amazing
Making smut is easy. Making art takes more!
Lauren19 said: Can I add to this chat and tell you a little story?
I recently heard a song by rockers Judas Priest called Diamonds and Rust. I loved it.
Only then did I discover it was a cover. So I listened to the original by an artist called Joan Baez. Wow, what a tune! The cover enabled me to discover the original.
I love music and discovering new (old) tunes.
I recently heard a song by rockers Judas Priest called Diamonds and Rust. I loved it.
Only then did I discover it was a cover. So I listened to the original by an artist called Joan Baez. Wow, what a tune! The cover enabled me to discover the original.
I love music and discovering new (old) tunes.
Speaking of Judas Priest, Machine Head has a few covers that are excellent including
"Hallowed be Thy Name" -Iron Maiden
"Battery" -Metallica
"The Sentinel" -Judas Priest
Trivium also slayed it with "Master of Puppets" by Metallica
Making smut is easy. Making art takes more!
Nostalgic Erotica Prod said:
Speaking of Judas Priest, Machine Head has a few covers that are excellent including
"Hallowed be Thy Name" -Iron Maiden
"Battery" -Metallica
"The Sentinel" -Judas Priest
Trivium also slayed it with "Master of Puppets" by Metallica
Lauren19 said: Can I add to this chat and tell you a little story?
I recently heard a song by rockers Judas Priest called Diamonds and Rust. I loved it.
Only then did I discover it was a cover. So I listened to the original by an artist called Joan Baez. Wow, what a tune! The cover enabled me to discover the original.
I love music and discovering new (old) tunes.
I recently heard a song by rockers Judas Priest called Diamonds and Rust. I loved it.
Only then did I discover it was a cover. So I listened to the original by an artist called Joan Baez. Wow, what a tune! The cover enabled me to discover the original.
I love music and discovering new (old) tunes.
Speaking of Judas Priest, Machine Head has a few covers that are excellent including
"Hallowed be Thy Name" -Iron Maiden
"Battery" -Metallica
"The Sentinel" -Judas Priest
Trivium also slayed it with "Master of Puppets" by Metallica
To add to this,
I really dig Machine Head's cover of S.O.S. by The Police. And Trivium's cover of Skulls/We Are 138 by the Misfits and their cover of Iron Maiden by Iron Maiden is pretty sweet as well.
#DontLookUp
Nostalgic Erotica Prod said:
At last! Someone who speaks my language! I love LOVE August Burns Red. I lost count on how many times I've seen them, We Came as Romans, Blessthefall, and others. Just saw Imminence live in Worcester and they were amazing
At last! Someone who speaks my language! I love LOVE August Burns Red. I lost count on how many times I've seen them, We Came as Romans, Blessthefall, and others. Just saw Imminence live in Worcester and they were amazing
I've yet to see ABR, but I need to at some point. They certainly hit The Palladium plenty, I've just never made it out there. I was thinking of goin to the Lorna Shore show the other day since I was off, but I waited too long and it was sold out. I'm not much of a concert goer anymore. I used to go frequently, get right down on the floor. These days, I'd probably stand in the back
I don't really like going to concerts by myself though, and everyone has families except for me and none of the people that still talk to me go to concerts like that anyways. I used to have a great concert buddy, but he dropped off the face of the earth. Maybe next year my resolution will be to make an effort to go see some shows...#DontLookUp
8/16/24, 10:40pm: This post won't bump the thread to the top.
GungedHairFan said:
To add to this,
I really dig Machine Head's cover of S.O.S. by The Police. And Trivium's cover of Skulls/We Are 138 by the Misfits and their cover of Iron Maiden by Iron Maiden is pretty sweet as well.
Nostalgic Erotica Prod said:
Speaking of Judas Priest, Machine Head has a few covers that are excellent including
"Hallowed be Thy Name" -Iron Maiden
"Battery" -Metallica
"The Sentinel" -Judas Priest
Trivium also slayed it with "Master of Puppets" by Metallica
Lauren19 said: Can I add to this chat and tell you a little story?
I recently heard a song by rockers Judas Priest called Diamonds and Rust. I loved it.
Only then did I discover it was a cover. So I listened to the original by an artist called Joan Baez. Wow, what a tune! The cover enabled me to discover the original.
I love music and discovering new (old) tunes.
I recently heard a song by rockers Judas Priest called Diamonds and Rust. I loved it.
Only then did I discover it was a cover. So I listened to the original by an artist called Joan Baez. Wow, what a tune! The cover enabled me to discover the original.
I love music and discovering new (old) tunes.
Speaking of Judas Priest, Machine Head has a few covers that are excellent including
"Hallowed be Thy Name" -Iron Maiden
"Battery" -Metallica
"The Sentinel" -Judas Priest
Trivium also slayed it with "Master of Puppets" by Metallica
To add to this,
I really dig Machine Head's cover of S.O.S. by The Police. And Trivium's cover of Skulls/We Are 138 by the Misfits and their cover of Iron Maiden by Iron Maiden is pretty sweet as well.
Machine Head's "Message in a Bottle" was possibly the most ingenious cover attempt I've seen from a metal band. I honestly didn't think Robb Flynn had the range (nevermind taking on "Hallowed be Thy Name" from Maiden). Keep in mind, I was listening to these guys since they debuted with their Burn my Eyes album. Their Burning Red album was a far cry from "Block" or "Blood for Blood". Lol
Circling back to Metallica, Kill em All had two covers; "Am I Evil" by Diamondhead and "Blitzkrieg" by the band if the same name. Metallica seemed to be one of the few bands in the genre to not really be concerned about doing covers as their entire Garage inc album was primarily just that. My particular faves are still "Stone Cold Crazy" by Queen, "Breadfan" and "So what"
Making smut is easy. Making art takes more!
GungedHairFan said:
I've yet to see ABR, but I need to at some point. They certainly hit The Palladium plenty, I've just never made it out there. I was thinking of goin to the Lorna Shore show the other day since I was off, but I waited too long and it was sold out. I'm not much of a concert goer anymore. I used to go frequently, get right down on the floor. These days, I'd probably stand in the back I don't really like going to concerts by myself though, and everyone has families except for me and none of the people that still talk to me go to concerts like that anyways. I used to have a great concert buddy, but he dropped off the face of the earth. Maybe next year my resolution will be to make an effort to go see some shows...
Nostalgic Erotica Prod said:
At last! Someone who speaks my language! I love LOVE August Burns Red. I lost count on how many times I've seen them, We Came as Romans, Blessthefall, and others. Just saw Imminence live in Worcester and they were amazing
At last! Someone who speaks my language! I love LOVE August Burns Red. I lost count on how many times I've seen them, We Came as Romans, Blessthefall, and others. Just saw Imminence live in Worcester and they were amazing
I've yet to see ABR, but I need to at some point. They certainly hit The Palladium plenty, I've just never made it out there. I was thinking of goin to the Lorna Shore show the other day since I was off, but I waited too long and it was sold out. I'm not much of a concert goer anymore. I used to go frequently, get right down on the floor. These days, I'd probably stand in the back
I don't really like going to concerts by myself though, and everyone has families except for me and none of the people that still talk to me go to concerts like that anyways. I used to have a great concert buddy, but he dropped off the face of the earth. Maybe next year my resolution will be to make an effort to go see some shows... Probably the best sets I have seen was at Lupos here. You can really get up front or just stay back and enjoy the show. Got to see Stick to Your Guns and Oceans Ate Alaska there with BTF and it was good times. ABR played there once and we had a blast. I like the Palladium here but the size of the venue makes it hard to get in close and personal and it's typically standing room only unless you manage VIP/balcony seats.
I used to be able to catch a show regularly but work and other things take much of my time. I still try to get out there for the local artists if time allows it. It's actually how I landed my last session gig which added a decent second revenue stream over this past summer which paid for my new lens and Tilta Nucleus Nano. I am hoping I might get the time to catch Static X and Sevendust coming up. Sevendust is getting up there in age so not sure how many times I will get to see them until they hang it up
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messyhot said: I'm a super big proponent of Johnny Cash's cover of Hurt by Nine Inch Nails. He nailed it to the wall with this one.
https://youtu.be/8AHCfZTRGiI?si=1F7w8rjvO-TvHUcd
https://youtu.be/8AHCfZTRGiI?si=1F7w8rjvO-TvHUcd
Rick Ruben is a fucking legend! I loved every detail he picked up in that recording. Every bit of grit in Johnny's voice to the touch of the strings on the guitar. He made it Cash but it was still easily identifiable by the first chord progression. Of course, Cash freaking nailed it but the naked vocals and minimal backing tracks just enhanced it 1000%
Making smut is easy. Making art takes more!
Nostalgic Erotica Prod said:
Probably the best sets I have seen was at Lupos here. You can really get up front or just stay back and enjoy the show. Got to see Stick to Your Guns and Oceans Ate Alaska there with BTF and it was good times. ABR played there once and we had a blast. I like the Palladium here but the size of the venue makes it hard to get in close and personal and it's typically standing room only unless you manage VIP/balcony seats.
I used to be able to catch a show regularly but work and other things take much of my time. I still try to get out there for the local artists if time allows it. It's actually how I landed my last session gig which added a decent second revenue stream over this past summer which paid for my new lens and Tilta Nucleus Nano. I am hoping I might get the time to catch Static X and Sevendust coming up. Sevendust is getting up there in age so not sure how many times I will get to see them until they hang it up
GungedHairFan said:
I've yet to see ABR, but I need to at some point. They certainly hit The Palladium plenty, I've just never made it out there. I was thinking of goin to the Lorna Shore show the other day since I was off, but I waited too long and it was sold out. I'm not much of a concert goer anymore. I used to go frequently, get right down on the floor. These days, I'd probably stand in the back I don't really like going to concerts by myself though, and everyone has families except for me and none of the people that still talk to me go to concerts like that anyways. I used to have a great concert buddy, but he dropped off the face of the earth. Maybe next year my resolution will be to make an effort to go see some shows...
Nostalgic Erotica Prod said:
At last! Someone who speaks my language! I love LOVE August Burns Red. I lost count on how many times I've seen them, We Came as Romans, Blessthefall, and others. Just saw Imminence live in Worcester and they were amazing
At last! Someone who speaks my language! I love LOVE August Burns Red. I lost count on how many times I've seen them, We Came as Romans, Blessthefall, and others. Just saw Imminence live in Worcester and they were amazing
I've yet to see ABR, but I need to at some point. They certainly hit The Palladium plenty, I've just never made it out there. I was thinking of goin to the Lorna Shore show the other day since I was off, but I waited too long and it was sold out. I'm not much of a concert goer anymore. I used to go frequently, get right down on the floor. These days, I'd probably stand in the back
I don't really like going to concerts by myself though, and everyone has families except for me and none of the people that still talk to me go to concerts like that anyways. I used to have a great concert buddy, but he dropped off the face of the earth. Maybe next year my resolution will be to make an effort to go see some shows... Probably the best sets I have seen was at Lupos here. You can really get up front or just stay back and enjoy the show. Got to see Stick to Your Guns and Oceans Ate Alaska there with BTF and it was good times. ABR played there once and we had a blast. I like the Palladium here but the size of the venue makes it hard to get in close and personal and it's typically standing room only unless you manage VIP/balcony seats.
I used to be able to catch a show regularly but work and other things take much of my time. I still try to get out there for the local artists if time allows it. It's actually how I landed my last session gig which added a decent second revenue stream over this past summer which paid for my new lens and Tilta Nucleus Nano. I am hoping I might get the time to catch Static X and Sevendust coming up. Sevendust is getting up there in age so not sure how many times I will get to see them until they hang it up
I was inspired to actually go to the pages of Palladium and The Webster (haven't done that forever) to look at some upcoming gigs. I wouldn't mind seeing Gwar with Cancer Bats in March, I could probably swing that since it's on one of my normal days off. Since I'm planning a vacation to go see That 1 Guy for the 10th time (definitely not this style of music, but he puts on a hell of a show) on the same week Veil of Maya and Reflections, I might try to go see that. The other bands at the show I don't know, but I youtubed 'em and Angelmaker seems like they're my cup of tea, the other two bands are so so from the few songs I checked out, but could surprise me, after all that's how I discovered Reflections.
Since I mentioned Cancer Bats, that reminds me, they do a hell of a cover of Sabotage by The Beasty Boys.
#DontLookUp
I actually finally had the privilege of seeing the master of cover tunes, Richard Cheese, live in a Las Vegas lounge a few months back. He puts on an absolutely amazing show. I laughed so hard I nearly needed stitches.
https://youtu.be/E-8PTDJxz9k?si=4MUosJVY9x4so8De
https://youtu.be/E-8PTDJxz9k?si=4MUosJVY9x4so8De
messyhot said: I actually finally had the privilege of seeing the master of cover tunes, Richard Cheese, live in a Las Vegas lounge a few months back. He puts on an absolutely amazing show. I laughed so hard I nearly needed stitches.
Love his stuff. I mean, while we are at it, can we nominate the entire catalog of Weird Al Yankovich as well?
Making smut is easy. Making art takes more!
Nostalgic Erotica Prod said:
Love his stuff. I mean, while we are at it, can we nominate the entire catalog of Weird Al Yankovich as well?
messyhot said: I actually finally had the privilege of seeing the master of cover tunes, Richard Cheese, live in a Las Vegas lounge a few months back. He puts on an absolutely amazing show. I laughed so hard I nearly needed stitches.
Love his stuff. I mean, while we are at it, can we nominate the entire catalog of Weird Al Yankovich as well?
Al counts as parody more than cover
Not the best but a new cover I love, it's a cover of Ginuwine pony.
https://youtu.be/BArQwwqGGWU?si=129-GkUkXZB727NN
https://youtu.be/BArQwwqGGWU?si=129-GkUkXZB727NN
-Kaylee
This is a mixture of both The Wife's and my own opinions. Some we even disagree with each other! And yes, I know we'll get flack for some of them, lol.
"Whiskey in the Jar" - Metallica > Thin Lizzy
"Dancing Days" - Stone Temple Pilots > Led Zeppelin
"Land of Confusion" - Disturbed > Genesis
"Sweet Dreams" - Marilyn Manson > Eurythmics
"The Man who Sold the World" - Nirvana > David Bowie
"Faith" - Limp Bizkit > George Michael
"Whiskey in the Jar" - Metallica > Thin Lizzy
"Dancing Days" - Stone Temple Pilots > Led Zeppelin
"Land of Confusion" - Disturbed > Genesis
"Sweet Dreams" - Marilyn Manson > Eurythmics
"The Man who Sold the World" - Nirvana > David Bowie
"Faith" - Limp Bizkit > George Michael
Slime...more slime!!!!!
The Man and The Wife said: This is a mixture of both The Wife's and my own opinions. Some we even disagree with each other! And yes, I know we'll get flack for some of them, lol.
"Whiskey in the Jar" - Metallica > Thin Lizzy
"Dancing Days" - Stone Temple Pilots > Led Zeppelin
"Land of Confusion" - Disturbed > Genesis
"Sweet Dreams" - Marilyn Manson > Eurythmics
"The Man who Sold the World" - Nirvana > David Bowie
"Faith" - Limp Bizkit > George Michael
"Whiskey in the Jar" - Metallica > Thin Lizzy
"Dancing Days" - Stone Temple Pilots > Led Zeppelin
"Land of Confusion" - Disturbed > Genesis
"Sweet Dreams" - Marilyn Manson > Eurythmics
"The Man who Sold the World" - Nirvana > David Bowie
"Faith" - Limp Bizkit > George Michael
If we're going there, then
"War Pigs"- Faith No More > Black Sabbath
"Planet Caravan" -Pantera > Black Sabbath
Making smut is easy. Making art takes more!
messyhot said:
Al counts as parody more than cover
Nostalgic Erotica Prod said:
Love his stuff. I mean, while we are at it, can we nominate the entire catalog of Weird Al Yankovich as well?
messyhot said: I actually finally had the privilege of seeing the master of cover tunes, Richard Cheese, live in a Las Vegas lounge a few months back. He puts on an absolutely amazing show. I laughed so hard I nearly needed stitches.
Love his stuff. I mean, while we are at it, can we nominate the entire catalog of Weird Al Yankovich as well?
Al counts as parody more than cover
He is definitely parody. It was a passing joke as there is sometimes an instance where I will hear a song like " Gangsta's Paradise" and instantly Wierd Al comes to mind
Making smut is easy. Making art takes more!
Nostalgic Erotica Prod said:
If we're going there, then
"War Pigs"- Faith No More > Black Sabbath
"Planet Caravan" -Pantera > Black Sabbath
The Man and The Wife said: This is a mixture of both The Wife's and my own opinions. Some we even disagree with each other! And yes, I know we'll get flack for some of them, lol.
"Whiskey in the Jar" - Metallica > Thin Lizzy
"Dancing Days" - Stone Temple Pilots > Led Zeppelin
"Land of Confusion" - Disturbed > Genesis
"Sweet Dreams" - Marilyn Manson > Eurythmics
"The Man who Sold the World" - Nirvana > David Bowie
"Faith" - Limp Bizkit > George Michael
"Whiskey in the Jar" - Metallica > Thin Lizzy
"Dancing Days" - Stone Temple Pilots > Led Zeppelin
"Land of Confusion" - Disturbed > Genesis
"Sweet Dreams" - Marilyn Manson > Eurythmics
"The Man who Sold the World" - Nirvana > David Bowie
"Faith" - Limp Bizkit > George Michael
If we're going there, then
"War Pigs"- Faith No More > Black Sabbath
"Planet Caravan" -Pantera > Black Sabbath
HARD agree on the Pantera cover. Damned good one
I'll take The Acacia Strain cover of War Pigs over Black Sabbath. Ozzy kind of has an annoying voice to me, but I know to basically everyone else the screaming vocals in this cover are even worse lol
Really weird one here, but Oceano's cover of War by Edwin Starr... it's just such a different take on the song with the screaming and guitars...people be like "WHAT IN THE F#*@ WAS THAT!?"
Really weird one here, but Oceano's cover of War by Edwin Starr... it's just such a different take on the song with the screaming and guitars...people be like "WHAT IN THE F#*@ WAS THAT!?"
#DontLookUp
GungedHairFan said: I'll take The Acacia Strain cover of War Pigs over Black Sabbath. Ozzy kind of has an annoying voice to me, but I know to basically everyone else the screaming vocals in this cover are even worse lol
Really weird one here, but Oceano's cover of War by Edwin Starr... it's just such a different take on the song with the screaming and guitars...people be like "WHAT IN THE F#*@ WAS THAT!?"
Really weird one here, but Oceano's cover of War by Edwin Starr... it's just such a different take on the song with the screaming and guitars...people be like "WHAT IN THE F#*@ WAS THAT!?"
To be honest, I fell in love with Dio Sabbath before I took appreciation in Ozzy Sabbath. I pretty much grew up on Ronnie James Dio as I kinda felt he was more our time period of growing up in the 80's. "Heaven and Hell" is still one of those tunes that carry and Dehumanizer is basically doom metal lol
Making smut is easy. Making art takes more!
Thought of another one.
Bloodhound Gang's cover of Along Comes Mary by The Association is so good. The lyrics are great, but the original just does absolutely nothing for me too much clapping, lame guitars, and it just feels so boring...which makes all the more happy for the cover because it's got more of a punch and the lyrics hit harder with that vibe.
Bloodhound Gang's cover of Along Comes Mary by The Association is so good. The lyrics are great, but the original just does absolutely nothing for me too much clapping, lame guitars, and it just feels so boring...which makes all the more happy for the cover because it's got more of a punch and the lyrics hit harder with that vibe.
#DontLookUp
Always adored Placebos cover of Running up that hill by Kate Bush
Shout out to the futurehead's cover of The Hounds of Love
https://youtu.be/x5GuBa4Bbnw?si=DMEpf7oZIRjojyVq
Shout out to the futurehead's cover of The Hounds of Love
https://youtu.be/x5GuBa4Bbnw?si=DMEpf7oZIRjojyVq
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