Mainly since I hate having threads started by banned people

 

Songs not weird, but video is

 

 

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Spoiler

 

A.C. covering Sabbath (and "Abra Cadabra"). In spoiler tags because their full name is prominently displayed. Seth Putnam may have been horrible in many ways but his band could actually play when they wanted to. 

Hydra Head actually did six volumes of split 7" Sabbath covers, so if you ever wanted to hear Converge or Brutal Truth play Sabbath, or maybe Soilent Green mashing up "Lord of This World", "Sign of the Southern Cross", and "Disturbing the Priest", get to it

What the fuck, man?

 

Some of this stuff is just plain wrong..

 

 

@zev Don't be posting Rolf Harris stuff.  He's a sex criminal in jail for probably the rest of his life.

On 1/13/2017 at 5:01 PM, RIPPA said:

Mainly since I hate having threads started by banned people

 

This entire thread could just be a Post Modern Jukebox thread. 

 

I would wholeheartedly welcome a PMJ thread and am kind of surprised there isn't one already.

6 hours ago, AxB said:

@zev Don't be posting Rolf Harris stuff.  He's a sex criminal in jail for probably the rest of his life.

I did not that know that. Thanks for the heads up.

 

Because ROH thread?

Alternative band Travis covers Brit Brit:

 

 

On 2/1/2017 at 11:08 AM, NikoBaltimore said:

I would wholeheartedly welcome a PMJ thread and am kind of surprised there isn't one already.

The last thread took great restraint from doing that too

It is new to me (but probably no one else)

Sturgill Simpson doing In Bloom

 

I also assume that Boyce Avenue is the other "big" cover band around and here they are with the young lady from Modern Family (there is a second one where they cover Maroon 5 too)

That Sturgill cover is in the previous Odd & Unusual Covers thread too. Here's one of the live versions floating around YouTube also.

 

This thread just made me remember Richard Cheese exists

(edit)That PE cover fits right with The Gourds cover of Gin & Juice.

Cody Jinks covering Wish You Were Here

 

Dwight Yoakam performing Train In Vain

 

And now, an encapsulation of everything that's wrong with modern music. You take a piece of good pop music, like this:

And then you strange every bit of life and fire and passion out of it, until it's just a desiccated dry husk of a tune. You make it into boring music for boring people. You Coldplay it. Like this:

Love this and I'll hate you.

 

I was cool with that until I saw him playing to a legion of Swedish skinheads dancing and singing ironically, or perhaps not, to a Skrewdriver song ("but, but, it's the first album!"). His take on Negative Approach is interesting though

Music videos using old songs from an old Icelandic kids show? 

 

Lazytown songs became a meme with internet hipsters two months ago. There are literally thousands of "We Are Number One But..." videos out there.