Favorite covers

[Gordie]

Lets see some of your favorite music covers

post the original and then the cover

I almost think I like the cover better on this one well any way it gets me ROCKIN

[minneman]

[Gordie]

scracthing the surface with this one

[curtistodd]

[curtistodd]

Dancing Days. Led Zep cover:

[Nick Kuhn]

Dream Theater - The Big Medley

[PartyWhine]

The original ... #4 on the country charts in 1947.

[Duffman]

[Duffman]

[LMITOUT]

I think it's awesome that J Cash covered a NIN song. Really shows the artist that Cash was. Don't forget this one too:

[LMITOUT]

Wails:

[Duffman]

I prefer Cash's version of Hurt, but Soundgarden does Rusty Cage better.

Same here, Soundgardens version was on the radio on the way into work today(weird coincidence). And if it doesn't become dusty wherever you watch Cash's Hurt video....well.....you have no soul.

[LMITOUT]

Probably not that much of a coincidence as I heard it today too. Then I get home and see this thread/your post and it all tied together nicely with a nice bow.

I've liked the Hurt video from the first time I heard it and it stuck with me well after. Great imagery of old Cash footage that fits the song perfectly.

[PartyWhine]

"Blinded By The Light"

The original ... off Bruce Springsteens first album,

"Greetings From Asbury Park", released in 1973.

[goblueM]

i couldn't narrow it down to just one...

All Along the Watchtower, originally by Bob Dylan

[PartyWhine]

"Thing Called Love"

Original by John Hiatt in 1987.

Except I can't find the original studio version.

So here's a nice live version.

[LOTWSvirgin]

What am I doing wrong

[video:youtube]http://youtu.be/oVo8g7T39A4

[LMITOUT]

Looks like you're pretty close.

Just copy the complete address out of the browser's address bar when you find a video you would like to share (highlight, right-click and copy).

Then come back here and use the youtube option like you're doing, then right-click and paste that address in the pop-up box that appears.

[PartyWhine]

[itchmesir]

[itchmesir]

[Gordie]

[rushing]

[Farley]

The original inspiration for this song was when the Beatles had Peter Fonda over and they all dropped LSD and Fonda kept saying "I know what its like to be dead" and freakin everyone else out. so the Beatles ended up writing a song about it. (wikipedia) Written in Bflat mixolydian but sped up to sound like Bmixolydian it also uses 4/4 time and 3/4 time. Covered by Gov't mule on thier album "Dose"

The Beatles:

[PartyWhine]

Rod Stewart and the Faces also covered "Angel".