Best Cover Songs

[kenway]

Know any good cover songs?

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[Nilsi]

 

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[Princess Arabia]

 

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[Carl-Richard]

MeTuLL

 

[Yimpa]

I tried searching for a band named Cover, but I couldn’t find one.

Edited January 14, 2024 by Yimpa

[lostingenosmaze]

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Schneider TM & Kptmichigan, The Light 3000

Cover of, There's a Light That Never Goes Out - by the Smiths

 

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Edited January 19, 2024 by kenway

[Yimpa]

 

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47 minutes ago, Yimpa said:

 

My fav song.

[Princess Arabia]

AMAZING!!!

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3 hours ago, ryandesreu said:

@Yimpa I love this cover of The Sound of Silence. Is it true that singer David Draiman was getting over a cold during this? One would never guess it. Incredible performance!

Sickness healed wisely makes you stronger 

[Guest Bazooka Jesus]

One thing that I've always found perplexing is how incredibly rare good (or even tolerable) cover versions of Beatles songs are... you should think that these songs are so well written that it is impossible to screw 'em up, but no. (The most atrocious thing I have probably ever heard - and seen - was a version of I AM The Walrus that was sung by Bono... uuuuurrrrrgggh. My stomach churns just thinking about it!)

Having said that, here is one of the very rare exceptions to the rule:

Okay, technically this is a George Harrison solo song from 1970, written after the Fab Four had already split up, so perhaps it doesn't really count as a Beatles cover. But damn... this is as good as it gets!

[kenway]

8 hours ago, Bazooka Jesus said:

One thing that I've always found perplexing is how incredibly rare good (or even tolerable) cover versions of Beatles songs are... you should think that these songs are so well written that it is impossible to screw 'em up, but no. (The most atrocious thing I have probably ever heard - and seen - was a version of I AM The Walrus that was sung by Bono... uuuuurrrrrgggh. My stomach churns just thinking about it!)

Having said that, here is one of the very rare exceptions to the rule:

Okay, technically this is a George Harrison solo song from 1970, written after the Fab Four had already split up, so perhaps it doesn't really count as a Beatles cover. But damn... this is as good as it gets!

 

Wow! It's amazing!