I had no idea he ever did this as a serious attempt at performance art. It's even funnier when he's not intentionally lampooning himself.

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Should be.

Classic Morrison. Must hear.

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Badwater 135 (41:24)
Lean Horse 100 (20:19)
Run Across Colorado 320 miles

Check it dude:

http://www.youtube.com/...&feature=related

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3x Leadville 100 (23:50) PR
Badwater 135 (41:24)
Lean Horse 100 (20:19)
Run Across Colorado 320 miles

The link I gave isnt the released version, not as good. The version on the live album is kick ass.

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3x Leadville 100 (23:50) PR
Badwater 135 (41:24)
Lean Horse 100 (20:19)
Run Across Colorado 320 miles

Gratzie...
soon to be added to my ipod

http://www.amazon.com/...236969323&sr=8-1

Excellent CD.

Agreed on the Travis version of "Hit me Baby One More Time". It is miles better than the original.

mp

"Also, I really like 311's "Lovesong", originally done by The Cure (good version too though)."

That is so goddamn sad. 311? I pity you.

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Under The Bridge is a Chili Peppers original.

Shinedown redoing Simple Man is amazing.

The Pixies covering Head On by The Jesus And Marry Chain is super fantastic.

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"I Will Survive" Covered by CAKE back in the 90's.

Metallica cover of Queen's Stone Cold Crazy.

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LLLEEEEEEEEEEEERRRROOOYYY JEEENNNNNKKKIIINNNNNS!!!

Hound Dog, Blue Suede Shoes: Songs by other artists covered by Elvis

After Midnight, and Cocaine: JJ Cale songs covered by Clapton

Babe, I'm gonna Leave You: Joplin covered by Zeppelin

For once in my life: Jean DuShon song covered by Stevie Wonder

Hard to Handle: Redding covered by Black Crowes

Long Tall Sally: Little Richard covered by The Beatles

Little Wing: Hendrix covered by Derek and the Dominoes covered by SRV

Louie Louie: Richard Berry covered by the Kingsmen

Me and Bobby McGee: Kristopherson covered by Joplin

Nothing Compares to you: Prince covered by Sinead O'Conner

Once Bitten, Twice Shy: Ian Hunter covered by Great White

Proud Mary: Creedence covered by Ike and Tina

The Man Who Sold the World: Bowie covered unplugged by Nirvana

Twist and Shout: Top Notes covered by The Beatles

You've got a friend: Carol King covered by James Taylor better the same year.

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(insert pithy phrase here...)

Personal Jesus - Johnny Cash (Depeche Mode)

It's good, but it's not better.

Johnny Cash

Depeche Mode

I am big fan of Pete Yorn. I love his cover of suspicious minds. Although the quality of the version on my ipod is much better than this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9H_R0RyNkQ

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Gloria by Jimi Hendrix, better than any

Gloria by Hendrix:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l1CeB8WqRFM
Best version ever and you can also check his Sgt Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band and Like a Rolling Stone versions that are fantastic.

One by Mary J. Blige
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=be0j4PbrQOI

Can't take my eyes of you by the Fugees
http://www.youtube.com/...&feature=related

Ain't no love in the heart of the city by Jay-Z (not a true cover though)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QePjIIBI-sI

And FWIW, I think Leona Lewis' version of whole lotta love at the closing ceremony in Beijing was awesome...of course Jimmy Page was playing...

And I forgot the truly best covers ever:

http://www.youtube.com/...&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/...&feature=related

I was wondering if anyone would mention this. Classic.

BTW, the artist is actually "Art of Noise" with Tom Jones ;-)

My fave cover?

The "Common Sense" version of Marvin Gaye's "Sexual Healing" :-)

http://www.tradebit.com/...1655931-common-sense

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I forgot one of the all time best -

"I heard it through the Grapevine"

Original: Marvin Gaye (an astounding song)
Cover: Creedence Clearwater Revival (absolutely transcendent)

Jason

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OMG, that reminds me of the all time best cover ever . . . .

David Lee Roth's California Girls

well, that's is if you are allowed to consider the music video.

Pure class.

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Original: Marvin Gaye (an astounding song)

Nope; Original: Gladys Knight and the Pips

Holy Crap!!! Gladys Knight sang Gapevine!?!

I have never heard it!!! I have to find that!

Jason

Oh Yeah here's one that no one would have thought of:

"Till There was You"
Original: Shirley jones (from the play The Music Man)
Cover: The Beatles

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I was watching The Tonight Show a couple of years ago and watched Rob Zombie, in an unlikely duet pairing with Lionel Richie, perform Brickhouse. It was actually pretty good. That Shatner was hilarious.

Bernie

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I just heard the Man In Black do Neil Diamond's Solitary Man. Not better, but certainly an emotional weight to it.

Not better, but certainly an emotional weight to it.

I have heard it said, and I agree completely, that when Johnny Cash sings about pain you have to believe it. He can take a song and make you hear the lyrics in a new way...in almost a contemplative and melancholy way.

Bernie

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2013-2014 Detroit Lions---13-3 until proved otherwise.