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01.06.2006, 16:47 quote

Anonymous

Seeing as there is a worst cover version ever topic one to counter it for me its either:

Metallica - whiskey in the jar or Trivium - Master of puppets

 

01.06.2006, 17:11 quote

Anonymous

i love smashing pumpkins doing thin lizzys dancing in the moonlight

 

01.06.2006, 17:36 quote

Anonymous

Don't know about best ever, but I really like the Barenaked Ladies version of 'Lovers in a Dangerous Time'. Beautiful song.

 

01.06.2006, 19:55 quote

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Marilyn Manson - Tainted love

 

05.06.2006, 21:35 quote

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Placebo - 20th century boy

Originally by Marc Bolan and T Rex for those that dont know

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05.06.2006, 21:44 quote

Anonymous

Boynesy wrote:
Seeing as there is a worst cover version ever topic one to counter it for me its either:

Metallica - whiskey in the jar or Trivium - Master of puppets


I don't really think it counts, because it's a remix. But Fat Boy Slim's remix of Song 2 was fantastic.

Kim disagrees, but thankfully it looks like she's gone to bed Very Happy

 

06.06.2006, 22:55 quote

Indiekid
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Johnny Cash - Hurt

 

07.06.2006, 05:08 quote

Anonymous

Somewhere over the rainbow by Eva Cassidy.

Or as somebody said before, hurt by Johnny Cash.

 

07.06.2006, 05:20 quote

silverfox2959

AAHH!! You beat me to it. Eva Cassidy and somewhere over the rainbow or else handbags and gladrags by the stereophonics.

Worst is Shirley Bassey murdering Music by John Miles. Made the blood in my alcohol freeze.

 

07.06.2006, 05:23 quote

Anonymous

silverfox2959 wrote:
AAHH!! You beat me to it. Eva Cassidy and somewhere over the rainbow or else handbags and gladrags by the stereophonics.

Worst is Shirley Bassey murdering Music by John Miles. Made the blood in my alcohol freeze.


Very Happy but you beat me to Handbags & Gladrags.

Also, there' The first cut is the deepest by Rod Stewart. I prefer it to the Cat Stevens, and i wouldn't normally say that, because he's a great songwriter.

 

07.06.2006, 05:38 quote

silverfox2959

Ah but anything Rod does is great anyway. His album The American Songbook is superb.

 

07.06.2006, 05:46 quote

Anonymous

I'm not really a fan of his. I just like a couple of songs Very Happy

 

07.06.2006, 10:09 quote

slightly2388
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linking park - faith from george michael was good

 

07.06.2006, 10:18 quote

Play2day
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Buffalo Tom's versiion of Going Underground by The Jam

 

08.06.2006, 20:08 quote

Indiekid
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Jeff Buckley - Hallelujah
The Clash - I Fought The Law
Nirvana - The Man Who Sold The World
Happy Mondays - Step On
The Jam - David Watts
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Love Rollercoaster

 
 
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