Not 100% sure if this would really belong here since I'm not really sure what most people would call Primus. I'd still throw most of their work under the rock/metal umbrella.
Not 100% sure if this would really belong here since I'm not really sure what most people would call Primus. I'd still throw most of their work under the rock/metal umbrella.
Post whatever you want, screw the genre and screw the naysayers!
Boris2008 Metal is Forever
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Subject: Re: Killer Covers Vol. 8675309 Sun Mar 23, 2014 7:12 pm
There are some really crappy Priest covers out there, but this is not one of them
Eyesore Metal is my Life
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Subject: Re: Killer Covers Vol. 8675309 Sat Mar 29, 2014 4:04 am
I wouldn't call this killer, but it's surprising. And it's quite good. I just expected goofy, you know. Well, the solo is a bit goofy, but otherwise I dig it.
evermoving Metal novice
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Subject: Re: Killer Covers Vol. 8675309 Sat Mar 29, 2014 1:17 pm
Love the Tenacious D cover. They took it pretty seriously and that recorder solo is actually a lot of fun. I mean, the original had some fairly cheesy keyboard work on it so it's not like they committed sacrilege.
And since Dio covers are in vogue again, here's this little gem:
I always liked that song off of Dehumanizer and while this isn't at all metal, I think it came out really great.
I was looking for good "War Ensemble" covers besides the one that As I Lay Dying did (good cover by a band I love, by the way). I found a few, but none ultimately special to me. This one, though, I really enjoy and got me to check out the band itself.
They do some really good original death/thrash stuff.
Oh, my God! I didn't know that Gehenna did a cover of "Transilvanian Hunger." I should be surprised, but I'm not since they both came out of Norway and you can't have black metal without Norway and Darkthrone in the same sentence.
I haven't heard this band in a very long time since MTV used to play videos. I was listening to Slacker Radio the other day on my phone and this song came up. Its the band The Used with members from My Chemical Romance doing Under Pressure from Queen. I didnt know who it was at first and I was very surprised to see who it was. Im not a My Chemical Romance fan at all but the bands did a really great job with this song. If this was already posted sorry but I'm not looking through 14 other pages haha.
I haven't heard this band in a very long time since MTV used to play videos. I was listening to Slacker Radio the other day on my phone and this song came up. Its the band The Used with members from My Chemical Romance doing Under Pressure from Queen. I didnt know who it was at first and I was very surprised to see who it was. Im not a My Chemical Romance fan at all but the bands did a really great job with this song. If this was already posted sorry but I'm not looking through 14 other pages haha.
That's a killer job!!
Citanul Metal master
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Subject: Re: Killer Covers Vol. 8675309 Sun Apr 27, 2014 10:14 am
I work with the drummer of this band, so this is partly a bit of promotion on my part. I'm not a big fan of their vocals as generally there's too much screaming for my liking, but they keep it to a minimum in this song.
I've always been a huge fan of Beth Gibbons (Portishead singer) voice so I kind of imagined this would be great and it is. Maybe not as great as it could have been, but still great
I've always been a huge fan of Beth Gibbons (Portishead singer) voice so I kind of imagined this would be great and it is. Maybe not as great as it could have been, but still great
That's pretty cool. Portishead/Black Sabbath meets old school Hammer horror films
Subject: Re: Killer Covers Vol. 8675309 
Sat Feb 22, 2014 8:22 pm
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and their cover of Umbrella as well!! Killer job that turns mediocre songs, into something fun! Job well done *claps*
