Aint No Right

Never heard this cover before...

I always thought Voivods cover of Batman was pretty cool.

Body Count cover of Suicidal Tendencies "Institutionalized"

Wow! I like this version better than the original by Tracey Chapman.

I don't listen to Kelly Clarkson, but if she sang like thuis instead of the really poppy stuff she's been doing, I'd give it a listen for sure.

Bandit72 wrote:This is incredible. Really.

I saw this the other day.

And I love the banjo cover

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The video for this song has been very hard to find for years because Prince supposedly had Youtube block it but a couple years ago, it's back up. I actually like Age Of Chance's version better'n Prince's:

Wow. Truly a "cover" song.

"Boulevard of Broken Dreams" by Postmodern Jukebox.

Really good rendition of Nothing Compares 2 U.

Artemis wrote:Really good rendition of Nothing Compares 2 U.

I like it, though I was having difficulty watching CC b/c I kept thinking her was a younger Mickey Rourke.

tvrec wrote:

Artemis wrote:Really good rendition of Nothing Compares 2 U.

I like it, though I was having difficulty watching CC b/c I kept thinking her was a younger Mickey Rourke.

Funny, when I was watching this, I thought CC reminded me of someone but I couldn't place it. I can see MIckey Rourke, circa Barfly, now that you mention it.

St Vincent does a pretty good cover of the Stones' Emotional Rescue.





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I like this girl!

Great cover!

I like this cover of The Cars song "Drive".

Always liked this cover of The Police

This is kind of a backwards cover because I didn't realize Jimi's version was a cover

Pretty good cover by Orville Peck.

One of the more notorious covers. Lords Of The New Church "take" of Madonna's "Like A Virgin."

The story behind this was in early 1985, Lords manager Miles Copeland thought it would be a funny gimmick if the band could cover Madonna's recent hit single. As the band was not into such gimmicks, Copeland had to use subtefuge to get at least the principles to do the track. He arranged a day's studio time and had a couple anonymous players record the basic tracks and conned singer Stiv Bator to sing over it. Copeland had a driver pick up guitarist Brian James from his hotel (they were on a break form touring) and bring him to the studio who had no idea this was happening. The rest of the band never played on the track. Copeland cajoled James to play the guitar parts in a couple messy drunken takes and a couple months later the song was released as a double A-Side single much to the surprise of the band and became a minor novelty hit. Less than a year later Copeland dropped the band from his label, IRS Records.

Gorgeous Radiohead cover.

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Tue Sep 08, 2020 10:15 am

Gorgeous Radiohead cover.

The piano makes it sound almost too close to a Paul McCartney song. But when Arlo's voice comes in, it really pops -- like, I think they work better together than Tegan and Sara. Phoebe's voice is almost too pure for that song. It gives it an almost ironic feel. Beautiful, but not haunting at all, they way I'd have expected it to be.

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Wed Oct 07, 2015 10:33 am

Artemis wrote:Really good rendition of Nothing Compares 2 U.

I like it, though I was having difficulty watching CC b/c I kept thinking her was a younger Mickey Rourke.

In the screenshot he looks like Gaddafi, which means he also looks like an aging Santana.