Fresh Prince said:Any techno cover song....
DJ Sammy is NOT techno. Learn your music genres, please.
Fresh Prince said:Any techno cover song....
I second this.JackFrost2012 said:I would like to nominate SKluck for "Worst opinion on a cover song ever" for his dimissal of Johnny Cash's Hurt, a song easily in my top five.
Shazapp said:I haven't heard it yet, but I'm sure this can't be good: U2 covering Kraftwerk's "Neon Lights".
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=769&e=1&u=/nm/20040907/music_nm/music_u2_dc
You guys are really beginning to scare me.
Shazapp said:Hands down, the worst is Gary Numan's cover of Prince's "U Got the Look."
Eminem said:See, that's why I think the best ones are normally when the band that covers the song is a completely different genre.
Listen to Atreyu's version of Bowie's "You Give Love a Bad Name"
Now THAT...that is the shit.
Cherubae said:Kelly Osborne's attempt at Papa Don't Preach... bleh... only Madonna can sing that song.
DJ_Tet said:I can't believe so many people are sticking up for Johnny Cash. I recognize that his ass is dead. I also recognize that he won a "Grammy" for covering a song that he didn't understand and a song that he couldn't sing just cause he died. Not that he could sing anyway, but that's besides the point. Actually, it isn't. The dude couldn't sing, his original songs were horrible, his covers were horrible. "Burning Ring of Fire" will forever reference a hemmoroid. The dude got a token Grammy at the expense of Nine Inch Nails. I really couldn't give a damn about Cash or Trent Reznor, but the habit of giving awards to dying/dead artists needs to stop. Johnny Cash had plenty of good songs on his own, none based on his own singing talent, and certainly not "Hurt", but if you ignored him this long, don't throw him an award just cause he died. That's not right, and he wouldn't want it. His cover was pretty bad.
mac said:Sweet Jesus, did Cash shoot your father or something?
mac said:Sweet Jesus, did Cash shoot your father or something?
Ninja Scooter said:yes. It was in Reno, and it was just to watch him die. You can imagine why Tet would be a little upset.
I'm watching this right now -- so horrible.White Man said:Yes, but it produced an ultimately hilarious, unintentionally homoerotic video. I swear, at certain points in that video, they're about to kiss each other.
BobbyRobby said:I heard Korn covered Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall". That can't be good.
Who said I was talking about DJ Sammy in particular?djtiesto said:DJ Sammy is NOT techno. Learn your music genres, please.
SKluck said:I have no empathy for old lazy dying people. My bad.
And it completely destroys the point of the song. And his intentions do not make sense concerning the lyrics.
scola said:Ummmm Johnny Cash wrestled with drug addiction just the same way Reznor did. It didn't hurt that the song took on additional meanings for Cash's own life and (ultimately) impending death.
Fresh Prince said:Who said I was talking about DJ Sammy in particular?
Okay Top 40 'Techno'/Commercial 'Techno'.djtiesto said:Cuz techno (the actual genre, not a blanket statement for any electronic dance music) artists have too much cred to cover lame pop songs...
Holy old shit, Batman.
I didn't know Cash had drug problems.
I thought his 'interpretation' was about getting old and his friends dying of old age. Which is Le Ghey.
He still sucks though, and so does country.
I hope that :lol was directed at him, because he deserves it. I'm not even a country fan, and I'd say I prefer Cash's version to the original.Fresh Prince said:Okay Top 40 'Techno'/Commercial 'Techno'.
:lol
Manabanana said:Yeah, that's Bon Jovi...Who in the fuck would cover an already horrible song? God I hate Bon Jovi.
Dice said:Van Halen's cover of The Kinks' "You Really Got Me" -- Just horrible, I can't believe it. Way to take all the cool out and poop on it.
Selah's cover of Josh Groban's "You Raise Me Up" -- Ok first of all it's a little early to be covering it, and second you shouldn't cover songs that are waaaay out of your vocal league.
That is Sixpence None The Richer. And while they are christians they have made it clear they aren't exclusively christian contemporary in their music (which I understand, other people can be secular in their professions so why not musicians?). And I believe they sing it as a love song, though the lyrics are nearly identical. You probably find that just as annoying but they aren't exactly alone, Robbie Williams did it too.
Oh, wow. I can't believe I missed that the first time around. David Bowie is great, and Bon Jovi is a (somewhat) guilty pleasure for me... but how the hell do you get them confused?Semjaza Azazel said:There is no Bowie song by that name. Isn't that Bon Jovi? lol
Jonnyboy117 said:Jessica Simpson's cover of "I'm Loving Angels Instead" churns my stomach. The original version by Robbie Williams was horrible on its own, and now she is screeching it to new heights of shittiness.