Off Topic Cover versions

**** though, obviously.

 

Blue Monday covered with instruments from the 1930's

 

Is it still a cover if the original singer guests with the covering band?

 

Ferris Bueller's day off is one of my favourite films

 

Or, for Comms benefit, Ferris Buellers Day Of is one off your favourite films!


*great film*

 

Some classic films of that era. Fast Times at Ridgemont High is another

and has a cracking Topless scene with Phoebe cates

 

hmm, no Dick Cheese yet

 

About the only one so far that I think is ingenious, despite probably lots and lots of editing.

 

@Hoddle is a god ^^^

 

I trump that with Outta Space by the prodigy on Mandolins.

 

Comm will hate them both, but JD's cover of Donald Byrd's 'Think Twice'

 

Written by an American by the name of Samuel Barber 1936 but not first performed until 1938, and your going to hate this bit, by an ITALIAN by the name of gio Arturo Toscanini

 

****ing mumble rap, I listened to about 20 seconds of him 'singing' and it reminded me of kids singing along to popluar songs they don't know all the words to.

 

'Baby we ought to think twice, before we start something nice'

It's not that hard to hear mate, maybe you've got a piece of cauliflower stuck in your ear ?

 

The much better version

 

Take tha bass line out

Jigga

 

Beck has a go at a Bowie's 'Sound and vision'....pretty epic in fairness.

 

Very good version, perfectly demonstrates how music can evolve and change to a far more positive tone.

 

Very underrated artist imo Beck.

Mellow Gold is a brilliant album

 

Whoa, that don't work for me, way too much going on.