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Personally, I wouldn't be so bold as to say this spanks the original, but it did result in Led Zeppelin giving a tearful standing ovation (though, it does feature the son of their original drummer on drums, and a tribute to him as the song built to it's finish).

Doesn't completely spank the original but is interesting... 1512083859940151303

I've liked this from the hellboy trailer. They have a couple of albums with similar style covers of jaunty pop songs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZyH3ur-Yl8

https://youtu.be/gwti7-cEHh8

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https://youtu.be/0grZUoUhn_k

I don't think this quite fits the requirements, but this thread seemed the most appropriate place to post this without starting another thread. Sierra Boggess is a significant name in broadway/theatre circles. She played Christine in the 25th Anniversaries of the Phantom of the Opera (both West...

12 pages, I can't be bothered to go back to see if it has been mentioned, but seeing that version of The Scientist made me think of:

Israel Kamakawiwoʻole's version of 'Somewhere over the rainbow'

I like Marilyn Manson's cover of sweet dreams, and Christina aguilara's cover of the beautiful people. Not sure I'd say either spanked the original but are good covers.

Absolutely right. I have no idea where kevin macdonald came from. Keith Whitley was the inspiration for the fantastic 'Go Rest High on That Mountain' by Vince Gill. But I still prefer Alison Krauss's version of WYSNAA

Travis doing Britney's 'hit me baby one more time' There are a couple of heavy rock covers I like, not sure I'd say they spanked the original, HIM doing Chris Isaac's "wicked game", Disturbed doing a cover of Genesis's "Land of confusion". When I started typing this there was a third... Mindy...

I also liked Joe Cocker's version of The Lovin' Spoonful's "Summer in the City", the Tom Jones version of 'You Can Leave Your Hat On'. The film Across the Universe is a beatle musical that covers a lot of their songs and I like most of the versions, not sure I'd say they spanked them. 'Over and...

Also Respect - Aretha Franklin (original by otis redding) Downtown Train - Rod Stewart (original by Tom Waits) Don't Turn Around - I Prefer the Ace of Base version, but also like the Aswad version (originally by Tina Turner) Nothing Compares 2 U - Sinead O'Connor (originally by Prince) I Love...

Oh, come on, people. This is NSC. Why does it take until the second page for: