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I guess I'm the only one who likes Manson's covers, huh. They sound so different from the originals, it's like he's writing a whole new song with the same words. It's cool.

 

anywaze, The Raincoats cover of Lola is pretty cool, even though I really like the Kinks version too. Nirvana's cover of The Man Who Sold The World on unplugged was sweet.

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I remember a Led Zeppelin tribute album about 10 years ago and I thought the Hootie and the Blowfish cover of Hey, Hey, What Can I Say was better than the original. As was STP's version of Dancing Days. Sheryl Crow's D'Yer Mak'er was awful however. I think I feel this way mainly because I have never much cared for Robert Plant's voice.

 

I think Juice Newton's version of Angel of the Morning is better than Merilee Rush's version.

 

I'm amazed anyone would say Metallica's lousy cover of Sabbra Cadabra. But then again I think most Sabbath covers are hideous, including the covers Ozzy himself has done with others.

 

I don't know, Pantera did a brutal (in a good way) version of "Hole in the Sky," probably the heaviest song Sabbath ever did and Pantera made it even heavier, to the point where you feel like your going to be sucked into a black hole by it.

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This Flight Tonight by Nazareth > Joni Mitchell

Under My Thumb by Streetheart > Rolling Stones

Here Comes The Night by Streetheart > Van Morrison

Whiskey In The Jar by Metallica > Thin Lizzy

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Simple Man - Deftones> Simple Man - Skynyrd.

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Not a true cover, but Black Label Society's "No More Tears" is grittier, heavier, and a lot more impactful than the original. It's not a TRUE cover, though, since Zakk Wylde wrote it for Ozzy, and then souped it up for his own release. Ditto for Danzig's "Thirteen," since it was written for Johnny Cash, and then he did it himself too.

 

Motörhead's cover of "Enter Sandman" owns Metallica's in every way, shape, and form.

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Not a true cover, but Black Label Society's "No More Tears" is grittier, heavier, and a lot more impactful than the original. It's not a TRUE cover, though, since Zakk Wylde wrote it for Ozzy, and then souped it up for his own release. Ditto for Danzig's "Thirteen," since it was written for Johnny Cash, and then he did it himself too.

 

Motörhead's cover of "Enter Sandman" owns Metallica's in every way, shape, and form.

 

 

Damn near anything by Motorhead has that effect.

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