- like Dream Theater did with Made In
Japan (never heard it) or Cheap Trick did with Sgt. Pepper’s (not good)?
It could be a band from the past or a current band.
I would have liked to have seen Elvis Costello & The Attractions cover Rainbow’s On Stage.
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I would like to see Bhad Bhabie cover Black Sabbath Born Again.
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I wanna hear RATT do The Bodyguard soundtrack. Stephen singing I Will Always Love You. Come on!!
"Most rock journalism is people who can't write, interviewing people who can't talk, for people who can't read." - Frank Zappa
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"If you don't like The Darkness, you suck at music listening." - Michelish circa 2021
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I'd be curious to hear Crash Test Dummies take on Yes' "The Yes Album."
What I don't ever want again is Weezer trying to do Toto.
What I don't ever want again is Weezer trying to do Toto.
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Squeeze doing 16 Lovers Lane by The Go-Betweens. That could even make sense.
