Cover Tunes
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Marlon Rando
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MedicinalMonkeyWrench
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Cypress Hill - When the Shit Goes Down (Live Studio Band Cover)
Marlon Rando
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This is really Good! nice find.
MedicinalMonkeyWrench
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Footsteps In The Dark / It Was a Good Day - Lost Gecko
TigoleBitties
Big and Bouncy
MedicinalMonkeyWrench
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Dorothy Ashby - The Windmills of your Mind
Raskolnikov
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Disturbed Sound of silence
Nirvana Man who sold the world
Where did you sleep last night/In the pines
Guns and Roses Live and let die
Foo Fighters Under pressure live
Thirty seconds to mars Stay
Arctic monkeys Love machine
Animals House of the rising sun
KDLange Hallelujah and drove all night
Should have a thread for cover versions which murder the original.
Boyzone Baby can I hold you
Scissor sisters Comfortably Numb
That La grange cover at the top,words fail me.
Any band covering Bob Marley
Im a huge Pink Floyd fan. Ive seen them live as well as Gilmour and Waters solo all over the world and that SS track is a crime against music. In general Im a big fan of cover versions but would be here all day naming all of them so those are my best. Radio one live lounge was excellent.
Nirvana Man who sold the world
Where did you sleep last night/In the pines
Guns and Roses Live and let die
Foo Fighters Under pressure live
Thirty seconds to mars Stay
Arctic monkeys Love machine
Animals House of the rising sun
KDLange Hallelujah and drove all night
Should have a thread for cover versions which murder the original.
Boyzone Baby can I hold you
Scissor sisters Comfortably Numb
That La grange cover at the top,words fail me.
Any band covering Bob Marley
Im a huge Pink Floyd fan. Ive seen them live as well as Gilmour and Waters solo all over the world and that SS track is a crime against music. In general Im a big fan of cover versions but would be here all day naming all of them so those are my best. Radio one live lounge was excellent.
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Raskolnikov
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I absolutely love Creedence. John Fogerty is the man. I was born late 70s but apart from Nirvana all my favorites are 60s and 70s.
My wife regularly says, " Not that bloody looking out my back door again " or, " you weren't born on the bayou " as im singing around the house.
MedicinalMonkeyWrench
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Luis Antonio Diaz - Que Es lo que haré para Amarte
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