Amazingly weird cover songs, page 1

ColeYounger

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 02:32 PM

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William Shatner sings the Beatles

German actress and old-time cabaret singer Gerty Molzen covers Lou Reed

Pat Boone with Metallica's 'Enter Sandman'

More Beatles from Mrs. Miller

Hero Protagonist

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 02:40 PM

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ColeYounger

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 02:56 PM

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a reply to: Hero Protagonist

Good song! Thanks for posting!

seattlerat

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 02:58 PM

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theatreboy

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 03:02 PM

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After of my favs:

Johnny Cash

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Rancid

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Southern Culture on the Skids

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beyondknowledge

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 03:21 PM

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I counter your Shatner with Star Trek by the Harp Twins.

Who doesn't like live robots?

And this instrument is just amazing.

Almost forgot Puddles Pity Party.

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dollukka

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 03:51 PM

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Most enjoyable show i have ever seen in Vegas !

And in griffith observatory LA there were this amazing laser show Pink Floyd " The Wall" .. it was a spectackle a must see video does not give all 3D experience

paraphi

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 04:13 PM

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Keep on rocking...

ColeYounger

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 04:24 PM

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a reply to: paraphi

Awesome. That is indeed an amazingly weird cover. Thanks for posting. I found more covers on their channel.
They're calling the genre "Bardcore".

"Creep"

beyondknowledge

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 04:27 PM

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a reply to: paraphi
If we are going that far back, how about one from 1911 that was covered by Herman's Hermits.

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ColeYounger

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 05:03 PM

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a reply to: beyondknowledge

LOL!

That's great! Thanks!
I thought Herman's Hermits did the original.

theatreboy

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 06:38 PM

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originally posted by: beyondknowledge
a reply to: paraphi
If we are going that far back, how about one from 1911 that was covered by Herman's Hermits.

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Nice! I did not know it was a cover.

Do you know if the song was public domain? Or did they pay royalties?

beyondknowledge

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 06:43 PM

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a reply to: theatreboy

I don't know about when Herman's Hermits recorded it. I am pretty sure it is public domain now. I found that older one many years ago in the Wayback Machine.

ElGoobero

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 07:33 PM

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Klaus Nomi's cover of 'You Don't Own Me'.
heard on Limbaugh years ago.
wait for the falsetto part @ 2:48
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I really liked the Blue Man Group's 'I Feel Love'.

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CJCrawley

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 08:52 PM

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a reply to: beyondknowledge

Great rendition of the Immigrant Song.

ColeYounger

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 09:54 PM

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a reply to: ElGoobero

Klaus Nomi's cover of 'You Don't Own Me'.

Why have I never heard this? It's magnificent.

ColeYounger

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 10:10 PM

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TheAlleghenyGentleman

posted on Apr, 11 2022 @ 11:43 PM

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a reply to: theatreboy

I up your rancid cover and lol

And one for the laydees…..

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ColeYounger

posted on Apr, 12 2022 @ 11:55 AM

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Eugene Levy does Perry Como doing disco

Dave Thomas does Richard Harris

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CloneFarm1000

posted on Apr, 12 2022 @ 09:22 PM

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A punk rock band from Stockholm Sweden teams up with an Australian female punk rock vocalist to pay tribute to the late John Prine.

This is John Prine's, In Spite of Ourselves.
Performed by Amy Taylor and Viagra Boys.

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I'm Casey Kasem...