Seed - Korn
Seed - Korn
The Dying Cowboy - Marc Ribot
L Arena - Kill Bill soundtrack
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Nothing Touches Me - Radiohead
Lost Highway - Bill Frisell
Disciple - Slayer
It's About that Time - Miles Davis
History of a boring town - Less Than Jake
♪♪No secret, no matter how nasty can poison your voice or keep you from joy ♪♪ -- Perfume Genius
Paint it Black - more Rolling Stones
The Tardis (Time And Relative Dimension(s) In Space) duh!
Dead and Broken - Godsmack
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Happiness Is a Warm Gun* - Marc Ribot
*Beatles cover, though it is way way out there on the experimental side and only resembles the original in the most minimal (yet crucial) ways. Marc's few Beatles' covers (he also did "While My Guitar Gently Weeps") are a perfect example of what I am looking for in a cover, a completely different approach to the song.
Bullets - Bob Schneider
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Originally Posted by R_of_G
in the spirit of HIAWG, you should check out Radiohead's "Paranoid Android" from the OK Computer album circa 1994.
Your brother can tell you, I am a HUGE Radiohead fan, and I love that song (and see where Tom drew influence from Lennon's work).
in the spirit of HIAWG, you should check out Radiohead's "Paranoid Android" from the OK Computer album circa 1994.
And OK Computer was 97.
Desperately Wanting~Better Than Ezra~Friction, Baby [Track 8]~1996
so i was off a couple yearsYour brother can tell you, I am a HUGE Radiohead fan, and I love that song (and see where Tom drew influence from Lennon's work).
in the spirit of HIAWG, you should check out Radiohead's "Paranoid Android" from the OK Computer album circa 1994.
And OK Computer was 97.
Authority~John Cougar Mellencamp
ahead of your time?so i was off a couple years
NP: Paranoid Android - Brad Mehldau (solo live version)
Brad is an amazing jazz pianist. He released a version with his trio on his Largo album which is amazing, but the version he plays live and solo is both a lesson in piano phrasing, and an illustration of how much there really is to that song. Brad's covered other RH as well (Exit Music, Knives Out, Everything In It's Right Place, and at least one other that is slipping my mind right now).
nope not ahead of my time. matter of fact the grunge scene was from my prime, early-teens to about 20.
although admittedly R'head isn't really grunge.
nope, pretty far from it.
i'd have a hard time attaching a genre to them on anything other than a song by song basis. i'd say it all falls under the umbrella of rock, but then there's a song like "You and Whose Army" which is much closer to jazz than anything in the rock family. one of the reasons i love that band. it doesn't get stale.
Mercy Seat ~ Ultra Vivid Scene
Cover of Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds or an entirely different song? Johnny Cash did a great cover of the one I am thinking of.
London Calling - The Clash
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Tonight Is The Night I Fell Asleep At The Wheel - Barenaked Ladies
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