Cover Song

Cover Song: Sepultura (Black Sabbath)- Symptom Of The Universe

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With Black Sabbath on their “The End” tour and Max Cavalera playing Sepultura’s Roots in its entirety on his most recent tour with brother Iggor, I thought this would be quite appropriate to share. I remember hearing this many years ago and thinking, damn this is awesome. Enjoy!!!

Sepultura (Black Sabbath)- Symptom Of The Universe:

 

 

Black Sabbath- Symptom Of The Universe:

Cover Song: Thrice (Smashing Pumpkins)-1979

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Recently, Thrice released a great new album entitled To Be Everywhere Is To Be Nowhere. While on their promotional tour, they stopped by some radio stations to perform a few songs acoustically. One of the songs they played during a stop at Sirius XM was The Smashing Pumpkins classic “1979.” It’s a very stripped down version and it’s pretty solid.

Check it out.

 

Thrice- 1979 (Acoustic):


Bonus Song:

Thrice- Black Honey (Acoustic):

 

Thrice- To Be Everywhere Is To Be Nowhere:

Cover: The Last Internationale (Led Zeppelin)- Babe I’m Gonna Leave You

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“Babe I’m Gonna Leave You” is on my top 5 list of favorite Led Zeppelin songs. This song is so delicate and beautiful and hits hard when the build comes in. That part is one of my all time favorite parts of any song ever. Recently one of my favorite newer bands of the past couple years The Last Internationale covered this song. The vocal performance from singer Delila Paz is tremendous. It’s subtle yet full of emotion, soul and grit. This is one of those covers that should be on many people’s lists of great covers.

 

The Last Internationale- Babe I’m Gonna Leave You:

 

Led Zeppelin- Babe I’m Gonna Leave You:

Cover Thursday: Hotwire (Rolling Stones)- Let’s Spend The Night Together

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I’ve mentioned before that there are certain bands that were really good but didn’t get the due and push they needed. Hotwire is one of those bands for sure. On their Japanese release of their debut album The Routine, they included a cover of The Rolling Stones “Let’s Spend The Night Together.” While this isn’t the best cover, it’s a fun version that is very fitting as a good fun summer time song.

 

Hotwire- Let’s Spend The Night Together:

 

 

Cover Tuesday: Head Wound City (Ministry)- Just One Fix

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If you aren’t familiar with Head Wound City, they are made up of members of The Blood Brothers, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, and The Locust. In May they will release a new album called A New Wave Of Violence. These gents just released a single which included a cover of Ministry’s “Just One Fix.” It’s a really great cover, and captures the craziness of the original, all the while making it their own.

Head Wound City- Just One Fix:

 

Ministry- Just One Fix:

Cover Thursday: Pearl Jam (Pink Floyd)- Comfortably Numb

Pink Floyd isn’t an easy band to cover. I’ve heard a lot of bands try to cover them and fall short. Pearl Jam absolutely nailed it. Eddie Vedder kills it vocally, Mike McCready slays the guitar solo. He’s so damn good!!! This cover is done so well.

Pearl Jam- Comfortably Numb: