Mrlemon
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Do we need another thread just for Mother Sky covers? I think that might be awesome.
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Great cover versions.
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Ah.
Well that's embarrassing isn't it?
Yeah well course it is Of course fucking of course. What the hell is wrong with me?
(that's a rhetorical question. I already have a full staff of shortcoming advisors and I'm not looking to the internet to increase my self-loathing capability resource pool.)
Well that's embarrassing isn't it?
Yeah well course it is Of course fucking of course. What the hell is wrong with me?
(that's a rhetorical question. I already have a full staff of shortcoming advisors and I'm not looking to the internet to increase my self-loathing capability resource pool.)
floatyhippyflower
Free spirit, lost soul.
Sorry to break it to ya, little 'un, but I think that boat has sailed.
floatyhippyflower
Free spirit, lost soul.
Are shreds to be considered covers for the purposes of this thread, though, do we think? Cos if so, then this:
(It's the thigh slaps. *weeps*
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(It's the thigh slaps. *weeps*
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JohnM
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This tune does what a cover shoudl do - take a different spin on the original. Always a dancefloor fave in sunny sheffield..
And another great spin on a classic, that was a little ahead of its time (1988!!)
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And another great spin on a classic, that was a little ahead of its time (1988!!)
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floatyhippyflower
Free spirit, lost soul.
I've heard that colliery band before - good shout.
About six months ago, I became quite enchanted by an acoustic version of Africa I stumbled across on YouTube where two guys are jamming in their local pizzeria. It's not massively original, but I love the guitarist's raw enthusiasm, excellent pitch and sweet PA. It's also fab to harmonise to.
Their covers of Paranoid Android by Radiohead and Bowie's Space Oddity are good fun too.
In a similar vein is this young lady doing Yes. I absolutely adore the original, every cheesy nanosecond of it. Her version is obviously very different, but arghhhhhh. What. A. Voice.
About six months ago, I became quite enchanted by an acoustic version of Africa I stumbled across on YouTube where two guys are jamming in their local pizzeria. It's not massively original, but I love the guitarist's raw enthusiasm, excellent pitch and sweet PA. It's also fab to harmonise to.
Their covers of Paranoid Android by Radiohead and Bowie's Space Oddity are good fun too.In a similar vein is this young lady doing Yes. I absolutely adore the original, every cheesy nanosecond of it. Her version is obviously very different, but arghhhhhh. What. A. Voice.
RYKANSLOPE
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JohnM
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Chucklesome genre mash up - or shockingly misjudged?
On safer ground, the masters of comedy geezer punk cover versions..
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On safer ground, the masters of comedy geezer punk cover versions..
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RYKANSLOPE
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Amen Dunes just covered Song to the Siren...
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floatyhippyflower
Free spirit, lost soul.
A surprisingly worthy cover of the ultimate festive song. :wub: