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Jane's Addiction -Symapthy for the Devil, I prefer this version to the Stones
-note this video is f'n SICK! where do I get this movie "Holy Mountain" NSFW
NSFW -did I mention NSFW! Holy Shit! -must see this movie!
Rolling Stones -Sympathy for the Devil
Your wrong... plain and simple.Quote:
Originally Posted by funkendrenchman
And you are wrong to...Quote:
Originally Posted by DeathVan
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Jane's Addiction -Symapthy for the Devil, I prefer this version to the Stones
A huge ditto. Janes Addiction version is OK, but really just doesn't hold a candle to the original Stones studio version.Quote:
Originally Posted by nickwm21
The Michael Andrews/Gary Jules version of "Mad World" (closing song in Donnie Darko) was infinitely better than the original by Tears For Fears.
As for the INXS mention of "Never Tear Us Apart", fuck you.
NIN Hurt Meaning? LISTEN to the words...it is about Heroin abuse, and what it not only does to yourself, but to the people around you and their forever outlook on the type of person you will always be.
Johnny Cash had an amazing take on it, and it did relate to his history, but in no way is that version better than Trent's.
As for OTHER Trent songs to check out that have that kind of passion (albeit NOT a cover, sorry), check out "Something I Can Never Have".
NOW,
As for covers better than the original? Suck it, Mr. Jagger :)...
Uh, you're welcome. Did you actually listen to the version I posted?Quote:
Originally Posted by NPG
Winnar!!Quote:
Originally Posted by khakis
Close second Alien Ant Farm covering Michael Jackson't smooth criminal.
I'm just not a Stones fan, but to each their own.Quote:
Originally Posted by OSECS
-btw watch that video for the Jane's version, that it some of the trippiest shit I've ever seen, must find that movie...weekend is almost here
NPG- I agree that Mad World cover IS better, and no one can tell me otherwise (cuz I aint hearin' see)
Yep, definitely all subject to individual taste. I've been listening to the Stones for years and always dug their stuff, esp. the pre disco era ("Some Girls" album). Very trippy little video.Quote:
Originally Posted by DeathVan
Does it seem like Bowie's live version is a slight nod to the Nirvana version? It seems a little different than I recall the album version sounding.Quote:
Originally Posted by DeathVan
in Harvest, I think.
Must.....resist....urge to...........go..........copletely ..............Ziggy Stardust CRAZY!
Nina really nailed the spirit:
Then there's Bauhaus:
...but there was only one Ziggy:
Ziggy was too beautiful for Earth. When the kids had killed The Man I had to break up the band.
Never heard Mose Allison's original, but it just can't be any better than this.
I always loved Gary Moore's version of Shapes Of Things
Built For Comfort UFO w/Schenker!
Easy FNM>The Commodores
Personally, I'm a fan of when somebody takes a song that they are covering and makes it their own. So, it's not necessarily better, just different with their own unique stamp on it.
Peter Gabriel, a man who until recently wasn't known for doing many covers (he released a covers album last year) used to do a mean cover of Marvin Gaye's "Ain't That Peculiar" back in his early days that takes the soulful nature of the original and tweaks it just enough.
...this thread, and any idea even remotely close to this thread, is about as useless as the "Alta is for Nazis" thread :frown:
please delete before Monday morning workers get ahold of it :mad:
can't believe that no one has mentioned CCR's heard it through the grapevine....
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Actually, this doesnt qualify. Just a sample, more like. But I like the interpretation.
I love Led Zep, but I gotta hand it to Tool for covering "No Quarter" Def better than the original
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built to spill's "cortez the killer" is pretty badass
Mike Ness' Don't Think Twice its Alright. Just about anything is better than Dylan orginals. Hence why Jimi Hendrix was so popular. Metallica's Tuesday's Gone is better than Skynyrd's
A decent cover of a shitty song:
FKNA cover of a good song:
HEY HEY HEY HEY
Maybe better than the Houses Of The Holy original but not better than The Song Remains The Same version.Quote:
Originally Posted by VTsession
And don't know how I could forget a couple Judas Priest versions of Fleetwood Mac & Joan Baez tunes.
tool def not better than zepp on either. :nonono2:Quote:
Originally Posted by powpig
i'm a huge JP fan and never knew those were covers!Quote:
Originally Posted by powpig
van halen's cover of the kinks' 'you really got me' has got to be one of the best covers that are better than the original.
surprised no mentioned this one on a skiing site.
Patti Smith = Gloria
Rolling Stones = Round and Round
Boz Scaggs = Loan Me a Dime
Also Ben Taylor does a pretty good version of that shitty Macy Gray song from way back:
covered by many, but Metallica rocked it best in '98....
this is wicked fun stuff from the full on Haight-Ashbury daze!
love the news guys;news guy voice. woot. i really enjoy LSD and sillycybin boomers:yourock:
but this one is just sublime...Quote:
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Dinosaur, Jr
of the many recorded "whiskey in the jar" Metallica's is among the worst.
QFT.....Quote:
Originally Posted by Hugh Conway
wow,,3 pages and no Joe Cocker?
Little HElp from my Friends/Beatles
Feeling Alright/ Dave Mason/Traffic
Black Crowes:
Oh Well/Fleetwood Mac
There are some Black Crowes versions of Zeppelin songs that are killer too.
Easy Star All Stars do a complete cover of Dark Side of the Moon that is awesome
Nope, I said "She Came In Thru The Bathroom Window" pages back.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flexon Phil
I like the Yeah Yeah Yeah's version of "Diamond Sea."
Concrete Blonde's version of "Everybody Knows."
one i was at! couple weeks back in ManchVegas. i'm five rows back in front of Fishman in a red t-shirt. Phish is killing it these days.
One I just found out was a remake: Strawberry Letter 23 by the Brothers Johnson. The original is by Shuggie Otis.