And now for something completely different.

[Joe Frickin' Friday]

I give you Metallica's

 

Beware one instance of profanity at the 1:00 mark. I don't know how, but they isolated Hetfield's voice from the rest of the original concert recording and backed it with, um, a different version of the song. Hetfield's lyrics begin at 1:06.

 

[Husker Red]

That was pretty funny. The peppy upbeat smooth jazz made me really crave hearing the original crushing metal version again.

 

 

[Husker Red]

Ah, I feel better now. I just watched the real Metallica version to wash my ears out.

[BULLman]

Liked it

 

Did you the see the Nirvana-Smells Like Teen Spirit(Reggae Version) ???? Check it out here

[Joe Frickin' Friday]

Liked it

 

Did you the see the Nirvana-Smells Like Teen Spirit(Reggae Version) ???? Check it out here

 

Nice. How about

[Rougarou]

Listen to anything by Richard Cheese to get a different feel.

[kmac]

This thread is just wrong....lol

 

If you like wierd interpretations of popular songs look up "Dread Zepplin"

Reggae versions of Led Zep songs sung by an Elvis impersonator and some how, SOME HOW, they pull it off really well. They are on my personal ipod play list.

 

The Rick Ashtly song was WAY wrong. The reggae Nirvana was decent...my question is-was Flea really doing a show with Nirvana back in the day or was that video of Flea playing a trumpet and spazzing out dubbed over the Nirvana video?

If Flea played with Nirvana for a song or 2 live somewhere I would LOVE to see that video unaltered.

[russell_bynum]

So very not cool.

[Antimatter]

If you start looking at the other videos that pop up, there are some interesting selections. The funk version of 'Back In Black' and the bossa nova interpretation of 'The Trooper' are two I had to listen to.