What is the best cover version ever?
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I was totally blown away by The Bangles version of Hazy Shade of Winter. In fact, I was so blown away by the Bangles version I convinced our band at the time to cover it ourselves and turn it in to a Speed/Black Metal version.
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Originally by the Buggles on Age of Plastic\n\nNotable cover versions\n\n1998 ,The Presidents of the United States of America, The Wedding Singer soundtrack & Pure Frosting\n1999, Lolita No.18, YALITAMIN \n2003, Erasure, Other People's Songs \n2005, Ben Folds Five, Whatever and Ever Amen
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Aerosmith: Come Together\n\nElton John: Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds (which I like even better than the Beatles version)
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Bob Seger's Turn the Page is so classic, 'Tallica did a pretty fair version, but I'm sort of loyal to the one who made it famous first.\n\nBob and the Silver Bullets can tear down, love a lot of his stuff - the epitome of classic rock.\n\nFeeling the need to hear some now, and am stuck at work BUGGER!
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HAHA ... What ever ..... Green Day ( funny isn't it )\nLet see now, despite i love Allman Brothers and deir red/blue persormances i think The Best Long Rock Song Ever Performed is -----Interstellar overdrive from Pink Floyd live at ALexandra Palace 1967 with duration 29-35 minutes ( not sure). If you know that version than i think you schould also know what i am talking about :D\nPeAcE
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NoFX!\n\nI personally like: Timmy the Turtle, Fun Things To Fuck (If You're a  Winner), See Her Pee, Pump up the Valium, Drugs are Good, American Errorist,  Forming (which is a cover of The Germs).  They also do good covers of some Misfits songs, like Last Caress.
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If its a remix it is probably sung by Bono.  The song was remixed but the singer would be the same.\nNOTE: If sung by someone else I would consider it a cover.\nIs there an echo in here Inam?
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Island in the Sun by Half Day\n\nThe band Half Day performed it in the movie and Emma Roberts did a cover for it, but the original version of this song is by Weezer.
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Black Oak Arkansas\nTheir Jim Dandy rendition can't be beat.
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I don't know of a newer version.  The best rendition I know of this song was by Nat "King " Cole
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this song was originally recorded by frank j wilson.  pear jam did a cover of it.  though both versions are great i like the original better.  my momma used to sing it to me.  it has no significance to our family other than the fact that we all love it she just liked singing it to me!
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This may sound silly, but, I love a perfectly performed rendition of \n"O Holy Night".  \n\nWhen done right it sends chills up my spine.\n\nsorry if that's not pc
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TOOL----I'd like to hear their cover of everything!
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Barry Mann did the original version back in the early 60s...Lauper's was just a cover.
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Everywhere, by Michelle Branch.\n\nYellowcard also did a cover of this song that's pretty good.
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the composer is nickolas ashford, so the original version should be by "ashford & simpson".\n\nthere are several cover versions of the song by\n\njocelyn brown\nvikki carr\nmarvin gaye & tammi terrell\ninner life\nal green\nchaka khan\nclaudine longet\nmichael mcdonald\ndiana ross\njimmy somerville\nyoung holt unlimited\nand even more....\n\ngood luck with finding your favourite version
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Paul McCartney's "Yesterday" is the most covered song in popular music history, with over three thousand different versions.[citation needed] The Beatles' "Come Together" has also been covered numerous times. George Gershwin's "Summertime" (from Porgy and Bess) has had an estimated 2,600 versions recorded, and no list would be complete without Irving Berlin's "White Christmas" (from the film Holiday Inn).