Misleading thread title - was expecting it to refer to cover art work.
Anyway, this is awesome! Manic Street Preachers doing Rihanna's Umbrella!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inzGVKxPajI
Also like Mary J Blige doing U2'S One, Green Day doing Working Class Hero and when ever this subject comes up I tell anyone who hasn't heard Nirvana's unplugged version of Bowie's The Man Who Sold The World to check it out below - it's fantastic.
Misleading thread title - was expecting it to refer to cover art work.Anyway, this is awesome! Manic Street Preachers doing Rihanna's Umbrella!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=inzGVKxPajIAlso like Mary J Blige doing U2'S One, Green Day doing Working Cl
Have to strongly disagree there Facts! I respect Bowie as an influence and performer, but not sure his back catalogue deserves to be held in the esteem that it is. This is a great version of a great song though, showing the band in a completely different light in what turned out to be one of Kurts last live performances.
Have to strongly disagree there Facts! I respect Bowie as an influence and performer, but not sure his back catalogue deserves to be held in the esteem that it is. This is a great version of a great song though, showing the band in a completely diffe
HRH I agree that Nirvana were great.But Bowie's back catalogue speaks volumes for the guy's ability to switch 'persona's ' and with it musical styles. There are many many of his songs that can be held up as 'classics'
HRHI agree that Nirvana were great.But Bowie's back catalogue speaks volumes for the guy's ability to switch 'persona's ' and with it musical styles. There are many many of his songs that can be held up as 'classics'
Freddie Mercury (under the name of Larry Lurex) singing I Can Hear Music which was originally performed by The Ronettes and also covered by the Beach Boys.
Freddie Mercury (under the name of Larry Lurex) singing I Can Hear Music which was originally performed by The Ronettes and also covered by the Beach Boys.
Neil Young had a very black album out "Tonights the night" recorded after the death of Danny Witton,guitarist and Bruce Berry,roadie.One track was called Mellow my Mind.........covered by Simply Redhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpoAvt8oc8c&feature=P
The Wedding Present did 12 covers for the b-sides of The Hit Parade. Their cover of the Cheers theme was tremendous though.
Joe Carnell (ex Milburn front man) is currently playing Psycho Killer at his gigs. i have yet to go but am assured it is class.
The Wedding Present did 12 covers for the b-sides of The Hit Parade. Their cover of the Cheers theme was tremendous though. Joe Carnell (ex Milburn front man) is currently playing Psycho Killer at his gigs. i have yet to go but am assured it is class