NINaudio Audioholic Samurai Jun 26, 2017 2,898 0 63 48 West Chicago, Illinois Mar 25, 2022 #61 j_garcia said: Tickets are available for their show here but it is Gen Admission $360 for 2 and it is about 1hr away. I am seriously thinking about it. I've seen them twice and both were epic shows. Click to expand... NIN knows how to put on a great live show, that's for sure. Their concert blu ray Beside You in Time is well worth it if you don't have it. Reactions: panteragstk and j_garcia
j_garcia said: Tickets are available for their show here but it is Gen Admission $360 for 2 and it is about 1hr away. I am seriously thinking about it. I've seen them twice and both were epic shows. Click to expand... NIN knows how to put on a great live show, that's for sure. Their concert blu ray Beside You in Time is well worth it if you don't have it.
NINaudio Audioholic Samurai Jun 26, 2017 2,898 0 63 48 West Chicago, Illinois Mar 25, 2022 #62 panteragstk said: I think I know what you're talking about. NIN is unique enough that covering some songs like Hurt (I like it, not as much, but I'm a Cash fan) work when you do it almost exactly the same way. Covering songs and doing them the way the original was done to where it sounds the same is cool, but boring. That's all we'd really get from NIN covers. At least I think. Click to expand... There's an album "Absence of Faith" which is a tribute album to NIN consisting of covers from various groups. FWIW: I have it. Never listen to it.
panteragstk said: I think I know what you're talking about. NIN is unique enough that covering some songs like Hurt (I like it, not as much, but I'm a Cash fan) work when you do it almost exactly the same way. Covering songs and doing them the way the original was done to where it sounds the same is cool, but boring. That's all we'd really get from NIN covers. At least I think. Click to expand... There's an album "Absence of Faith" which is a tribute album to NIN consisting of covers from various groups. FWIW: I have it. Never listen to it.
j_garcia Audioholic Jedi Jul 11, 2005 32,531 0 113 Mar 25, 2022 #63 NINaudio said: NIN knows how to put on a great live show, that's for sure. Their concert blu ray Beside You in Time is well worth it if you don't have it. Click to expand... Yep, I have it. That was in the very first batch of Blu-rays I bought. As well as And All That Could Have Been which I wish they'd re-release on BD or 4K. Reactions: panteragstk and NINaudio
NINaudio said: NIN knows how to put on a great live show, that's for sure. Their concert blu ray Beside You in Time is well worth it if you don't have it. Click to expand... Yep, I have it. That was in the very first batch of Blu-rays I bought. As well as And All That Could Have Been which I wish they'd re-release on BD or 4K.
Pogre Audioholic Slumlord Jul 29, 2016 16,146 0 113 56 Mesa, Arizona Mar 25, 2022 #64 NINaudio said: I had that cover of Dead Souls as my ringtone for years: "They keep calling me.... keep on CALLING ME!" Click to expand... That's awesome! Ha ha! I used to have the beginning of Jambi as mine but stopped using it. It was ruining the song for me! Reactions: NINaudio
NINaudio said: I had that cover of Dead Souls as my ringtone for years: "They keep calling me.... keep on CALLING ME!" Click to expand... That's awesome! Ha ha! I used to have the beginning of Jambi as mine but stopped using it. It was ruining the song for me!
j_garcia Audioholic Jedi Jul 11, 2005 32,531 0 113 Mar 26, 2022 #65 ryanosaur said: ...And one more, non sequitur style… very NSFW; Ben Folds performing B!tches Ain't Sh!t: Click to expand... Always had fun with this one too Last edited: Mar 26, 2022
ryanosaur said: ...And one more, non sequitur style… very NSFW; Ben Folds performing B!tches Ain't Sh!t: Click to expand... Always had fun with this one too
j_garcia Audioholic Jedi Jul 11, 2005 32,531 0 113 Mar 26, 2022 #66 On the radio while I was out today lol. Video quality terrible, but audio is good. RIP Eddy.
M Mr._Clark Audioholic Ninja Feb 17, 2013 3,142 0 38 Mar 26, 2022 #67 MaxInValrico said: Dwight Yokum - Wichita Lineman Jimi Hendrix - All Along The Watchtower Richie Havens - Here Comes The Sun Click to expand... You guys are beating me to them. Hendrix All Along the Watchtower would be at the top of my list.
MaxInValrico said: Dwight Yokum - Wichita Lineman Jimi Hendrix - All Along The Watchtower Richie Havens - Here Comes The Sun Click to expand... You guys are beating me to them. Hendrix All Along the Watchtower would be at the top of my list.
M Mr._Clark Audioholic Ninja Feb 17, 2013 3,142 0 38 Mar 26, 2022 #68 I wouldn't say this is a favorite, but this version of When The Levee Breaks by John Paul Jones is interesting. Also, I didn't realize that the Led Zeppelin version was a cover of the song by Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy, which was about a historical event, the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927. There are links to the Memphis Minnie/Kansas Joe McCoy and Led Zeppelin versions at the rollingstone.com link below. Watch Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones Re-Record 'When The Levee Breaks' With Musicians From Around The World John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin, Them Crooked Vultures) has re-recorded "When The Levee Breaks" with musicians from across the globe. www.rollingstone.com One cover I've always liked is Five Finger Death Punch -Bad Company: And Welcome to the Machine by Shadows Fall: And Born to be Wild by Hinder: Off topic, but I find myself wondering sometimes if I'm the only guy on the planet who still likes rock and roll, attractive women, and fast cars (yeah, the Hinder video triggered that thought). Reactions: Alex2507 and SithZedi
I wouldn't say this is a favorite, but this version of When The Levee Breaks by John Paul Jones is interesting. Also, I didn't realize that the Led Zeppelin version was a cover of the song by Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe McCoy, which was about a historical event, the Great Mississippi Flood of 1927. There are links to the Memphis Minnie/Kansas Joe McCoy and Led Zeppelin versions at the rollingstone.com link below. Watch Led Zeppelin's John Paul Jones Re-Record 'When The Levee Breaks' With Musicians From Around The World John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin, Them Crooked Vultures) has re-recorded "When The Levee Breaks" with musicians from across the globe. www.rollingstone.com One cover I've always liked is Five Finger Death Punch -Bad Company: And Welcome to the Machine by Shadows Fall: And Born to be Wild by Hinder: Off topic, but I find myself wondering sometimes if I'm the only guy on the planet who still likes rock and roll, attractive women, and fast cars (yeah, the Hinder video triggered that thought).
SithZedi Audioholic General Jan 1, 2022 1,413 0 36 63 Mar 26, 2022 #69 Forgot this one. Love Bowie but for me Kurt does a better job... Reactions: panteragstk, j_garcia and NINaudio
j_garcia Audioholic Jedi Jul 11, 2005 32,531 0 113 Mar 27, 2022 #70 SithZedi said: Forgot this one. Love Bowie but for me Kurt does a better job... Click to expand... There's quite a few covers from that session, but that is the best one IMO. I also liked Lake of Fire, Plateau and Oh Me. Can't forget this one And of course Last edited: Mar 27, 2022 Reactions: SithZedi
SithZedi said: Forgot this one. Love Bowie but for me Kurt does a better job... Click to expand... There's quite a few covers from that session, but that is the best one IMO. I also liked Lake of Fire, Plateau and Oh Me. Can't forget this one And of course
ryanosaur Audioholic Overlord Sep 14, 2018 11,686 0 113 Mar 27, 2022 #71 Loving this thread! Ben Folds (with Rufus Wainright) performing Careless Whisper: The The (Matt Johnson) performing There's A Tear In My Beer: Cowboy Junkies performing Walking After Midnight: Reactions: j_garcia
Loving this thread! Ben Folds (with Rufus Wainright) performing Careless Whisper: The The (Matt Johnson) performing There's A Tear In My Beer: Cowboy Junkies performing Walking After Midnight:
lovinthehd Audioholic Jedi Sep 11, 2012 44,868 0 113 Oakridge, OR Mar 27, 2022 #72 Do you think Beautiful People's If 60's Were 90's qualifies? Are those covers or more on the remix side?
Do you think Beautiful People's If 60's Were 90's qualifies? Are those covers or more on the remix side?
j_garcia Audioholic Jedi Jul 11, 2005 32,531 0 113 Mar 29, 2022 #73 Love this one And this one on her Companion SACD is one of my speaker test tracks. Incredible recording.
Love this one And this one on her Companion SACD is one of my speaker test tracks. Incredible recording.
M Mr._Clark Audioholic Ninja Feb 17, 2013 3,142 0 38 Mar 30, 2022 #74 ryanosaur said: Loving this thread! Ben Folds (with Rufus Wainright) performing Careless Whisper: Click to expand... This reminded me of the Seether cover of Careless Whisper:
ryanosaur said: Loving this thread! Ben Folds (with Rufus Wainright) performing Careless Whisper: Click to expand... This reminded me of the Seether cover of Careless Whisper:
SithZedi Audioholic General Jan 1, 2022 1,413 0 36 63 Mar 30, 2022 #75 Thought I would slip back into the 70's with some vintage Clapton. Love Bob Marley's version too as both sing about misapplication of "Justice"... Reactions: j_garcia and ryanosaur
Thought I would slip back into the 70's with some vintage Clapton. Love Bob Marley's version too as both sing about misapplication of "Justice"...
ryanosaur Audioholic Overlord Sep 14, 2018 11,686 0 113 Mar 30, 2022 #76 SithZedi said: Thought I would slip back into the 70's with some vintage Clapton. Love Bob Marley's version too as both sing about misapplication of "Justice"... Click to expand... Clapton did some good ones… willie and the hand jive comes to mind, too.
SithZedi said: Thought I would slip back into the 70's with some vintage Clapton. Love Bob Marley's version too as both sing about misapplication of "Justice"... Click to expand... Clapton did some good ones… willie and the hand jive comes to mind, too.
MaxInValrico Senior Audioholic Sep 3, 2021 583 0 16 65 Mar 30, 2022 #77 ryanosaur said: Clapton did some good ones… willie and the hand jive comes to mind, too. Click to expand... After Midnight
ryanosaur said: Clapton did some good ones… willie and the hand jive comes to mind, too. Click to expand... After Midnight
MaxInValrico Senior Audioholic Sep 3, 2021 583 0 16 65 Apr 1, 2022 #78 gene said: A great song is a powerful tool and can be interpreted many different and entertaining ways. Cover songs can be equally powerful, meaningful, and a creative tool for a performer. While you might not own the songwriting, what if you are running low in the creative department and need an avenue to explore your musical prowess. We discuss the implications of the cover song and Why investors love owning the rights to various recording artists? View attachment 54803 Read: Wall Street Loves Music Publishing & the Cover Song What are your favorite cover songs and did the artist make it their own? Click to expand... Keeping this thread moving Gin and Juice - The Gourds 30 Days In The Hole - Government Mule
gene said: A great song is a powerful tool and can be interpreted many different and entertaining ways. Cover songs can be equally powerful, meaningful, and a creative tool for a performer. While you might not own the songwriting, what if you are running low in the creative department and need an avenue to explore your musical prowess. We discuss the implications of the cover song and Why investors love owning the rights to various recording artists? View attachment 54803 Read: Wall Street Loves Music Publishing & the Cover Song What are your favorite cover songs and did the artist make it their own? Click to expand... Keeping this thread moving Gin and Juice - The Gourds 30 Days In The Hole - Government Mule
ryanosaur Audioholic Overlord Sep 14, 2018 11,686 0 113 Apr 1, 2022 #79 Cat Power performing Satisfaction:
M Mr._Clark Audioholic Ninja Feb 17, 2013 3,142 0 38 Apr 1, 2022 #80 NINaudio said: Is probably one of my all time favorite covers, ever. I really like most of Disturbed's covers (Land of Confusion, Shout, etc.) and Type O Negative has had some great covers (Cinnamon Girl, Summer Breeze, Day Tripper)) over the years as well . Click to expand... The Sound of Silence cover by Disturbed is also one of my favorites. The first time I heard it on air in my car it sounded so much different I wondered if something was wrong with my car stereo, so played it again right after that from itunes on my phone and it sounded much better. As far as I can tell, the broadcast version had a ridiculous amount of dynamic compression, which really ruined this song. My car stereo does indeed s*ck, but the dynamic compression still managed to make it 10x worse even on that system. Reactions: panteragstk
NINaudio said: Is probably one of my all time favorite covers, ever. I really like most of Disturbed's covers (Land of Confusion, Shout, etc.) and Type O Negative has had some great covers (Cinnamon Girl, Summer Breeze, Day Tripper)) over the years as well . Click to expand... The Sound of Silence cover by Disturbed is also one of my favorites. The first time I heard it on air in my car it sounded so much different I wondered if something was wrong with my car stereo, so played it again right after that from itunes on my phone and it sounded much better. As far as I can tell, the broadcast version had a ridiculous amount of dynamic compression, which really ruined this song. My car stereo does indeed s*ck, but the dynamic compression still managed to make it 10x worse even on that system.
