https://www.youtube.com/embed/vopCZn_9v5c
Four Year Strong - Semi-Charmed Life (one of the few covers I like more than the original).
In reply to Karl La Follette:
Love ya, man!
Forget the AMC Pacer, what's that in the background? Is that an '80 Spit with a factory hardtop? It looks pretty damn good! Where the HELL do you come up with these pictures man?
Eva Cassidy: Bold Young Farmer
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sTG3HheX1BE
Speaking of Black Sabbath, there is a soul singer named Charles Bradley who does a really good cover of 'Changes.':
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xi49yirJiEA
The Stang vs Cramit thread, made me think of the Dead Milkmen and their song Bitchin' Camaro. Next think I knew I was listening to some Mojo Nixon songs.
You know when you walk into those really swanky clothing stores and there is that jazzy electronica house music playing?
Yea, I can't get enough of that stuff...haha
Today's copyright infringement brought you by the letters Binge and Purge.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/OXm5G5CbhM8
TLITD flowing into MoP is the perfectest segue ever. WAKE UP, berkeley!
Jean Luc Ponty, "Mirage" and "As"...
T.J. wrote: The Stang vs Cramit thread, made me think of the Dead Milkmen and their song Bitchin' Camaro. Next think I knew I was listening to some Mojo Nixon songs.
If you don't got Mojo Nixon then your store could use some fixin'
T.J. wrote: The Stang vs Cramit thread, made me think of the Dead Milkmen and their song Bitchin' Camaro. Next think I knew I was listening to some Mojo Nixon songs.
Mondo condo...
Workin' Man
Like the way it starts as a mellow trop rock/reggae influenced sound and goes back to the more traditional version... 
Zep...
Could it be SATAN?
John Lee Hooker Hoogie Boogie
https://www.youtube.com/embed/8Q2GF-1nT-E
Heh. Heh heh heh. This works.
I mean, I guess War Ensemble and Disposable Heroes are kind of the same song philosophically...
secretariata wrote: Godsmack Zepplin Cover...Good Times, Bad Times
Quoting myself because these guys rock! They do awesome covers of classic rock songs like Led Zepplin, the Beatles, Joe Walsh, etc. They also do a great acoustic show. I saw them in a small (3000 seat) arena (I can't believe it was 13 years ago) doing an acoustic tour and it was incredible...
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