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wiseowl
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I like this version over Dylan's on Blood on the Tracks
wiseowl
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Great cover of Crosby, Stills and Nash ... I prefer the original a bit better.
lilwhipp
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depeche mode cover
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He [Marilyn Manson] did a great job with this classic song["You're so Vain"]. Carly Simon's version is her's and THE classic, with this is damn good too...


Interesting background music trivia. Back in the day, Marilyn Manson and Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails) were buds, but they had a falling out. Reznor wrote the song "Starfuckers" about Marilyn Manson leaching off of his celebrity in which he referenced "You're so Vain."

Anyway, on a totally different note (pun intended) - Loving this classic cover of Bruce Cockburn's Lovers in a Dangerous Time by the Barenaked Ladies. And the video captures the suburbs of Toronto in the 90s perfectly.

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Anyway, on a totally different note (pun intended) - Loving this classic cover of Bruce Cockburn's Lovers in a Dangerous Time by the Barenaked Ladies. And the video captures the suburbs of Toronto in the 90s perfectly.



The song that got me hooked on BNL even though I do love their original stuff from that period, too. Still listen to them but I do miss Steven. He has a better voice than Ed and the songs don't seem to sparkle as much without it.
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Interesting background music trivia. Back in the day, Marilyn Manson and Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails) were buds, but they had a falling out. Reznor wrote the song "Starfuckers" about Marilyn Manson leaching off of his celebrity in which he referenced "You're so Vain."

Anyway, on a totally different note (pun intended) - Loving this classic cover of Bruce Cockburn's Lovers in a Dangerous Time by the Barenaked Ladies. And the video captures the suburbs of Toronto in the 90s perfectly.



Holy Crap!!! I did not think many knew of both of these Canadian treasures outside of Canada.

Yes, both versions are amazing. BNL's even had some controversy over their band name. So silly.

They put their own sound and feel to the song, and I love them both. Great Selection for this thread!!!
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Holy Crap!!! I did not think many knew of both of these Canadian treasures outside of Canada.

Yes, both versions are amazing. BNL's even had some controversy over their band name. So silly.

They put their own sound and feel to the song, and I love them both. Great Selection for this thread!!!


Actually, Just A Guy and I are both Canucks (though I think he lives in the US) so you may be right.

Though I think BNL did try to crack the US market with a bit of success at one point.
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Actually, Just A Guy and I are both Canucks (though I think he lives in the US) so you may be right.

Though I think BNL did try to crack the US market with a bit of success at one point.


Shhh.... don't say that too loudly. If we plan to take over the world, we must do it quietly and under the radar, eh? Shit.

Yes, they did have some success in the US. I remember that. Just like Bryan Adams, Loverboy, Red Rider, Rush,
Bob & Doug McKenzie (Ten bucks is ten bucks), oh my, so many more. HAD TO DO IT!!!

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Bob Dylan wrote it, recorded it. Jimi Hendrix covered it & Dylan praised it.
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Original - Pink Floyd (1967; Syd Barrett era)

Bowie's version is beautiful but I much prefer Pink Floyd's original version.
Sinnerman
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A few have covered Abba and added their own twist but this is just so damn dark and haunting it makes the cover superbly original imo.
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Faouzia is an up and coming singer born in Morocco and raised in Winnipeg, Manitoba (a hotbed of great Canadian music, believe it or not). I first came across her this summer performing with Whitehorse, a Canadian duo I quite like, but she has been posting covers on Youtube for a few years. This one of Adele's hit "Hello" is one of the best and the material suits Faouzia's voice beautifully.



Best news is that she is also an accomplished songwriter with some big awards under her belt and has a record deal. She is gradually putting out original material as she works towards her first full album. She's also signed with the US booking agency that books acts like Coldplay and Ed Sheeran so I imagine the Americans will be getting a look at her before too long.

And all that at 17 years old.
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foxes and fossils cover of crosby, stills and nash ... rivals the original in my opinion, fantastic harmonies

blend perfectly. great guitar and that bass is just wow!
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"Knocking' On Heaven's Door" was originally created by Bob Dylan. I do love the Gun's N' Roses version very much but I prefer the Dylan version more.
lilwhipp
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eurythmics is the best though, imo.
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A few have covered Abba and added their own twist but this is just so damn dark and haunting it makes the cover superbly original imo.



Awesome!


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Mackie Messer (also known as Mack The Knife, the German lyrics just have a 'besser' feel to it IMO) by The Young Gods.


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I prefer the Santana version -

This is a 1978 cover of a 1969 Allman Brothers classic. This one blows the original out of the water.



Sorry, Dude, I totally disagree. The Molly Hatchett version is a hatchet job, an aversion to the ears in my opinion. Hatchett's version is way too cliche and lacks soul too me. Just my critique.
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I hate this song with a vengeance! It brings back such strong memories that I just cannot bear to hear it.


I agree, Whitney nailed it!
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And how about Jimi Hendrix's version of Bob Dylan's All along the watchtower




I agree. Dylan wrote great songs. Jimi Hendrix, though, really made this song happen.
Buz
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I like Bruce Springsteen but in this case I think Manfred Mann gives a much better performance of Blinded By The Light.
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For now, a last one from me. Originally a country song by Dolly Parton, but Whitney Houston's version of "I will always love you" made the sound track from "The body guard" a world wide hit


I agree. To me, Whitney Houston had the greatest singing voice in the history of the planet.
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A few have covered Abba and added their own twist but this is just so damn dark and haunting it makes the cover superbly original imo.



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