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I never listened to Sinead O'Connor until I came across some of her performances on YouTube a few years ago. I was immediately impressed with the quality of her voice and the intensity of her performances.
I never listened to Sinead O'Connor until I came across some of her performances on YouTube a few years ago. I was immediately impressed with the quality of her voice and the intensity of her performances.
This may be a cover, but it is one of my favorite Grateful Dead performances. The passion of the singing, the electric organ, and Jerry's guitar playing. Can anyone tell I am a Deadhead? Y'all are gonna have to deal with it lol
Carmina Burana...but, ummm not the way I'm used to seeing it performed.
(This is, I think, at least 10 years old... I just came across it...omg, the people who came up with this, it's just inspired)
Just stumbled across the soundtrack album from the film that was made of The Who's album "Tommy", for a post in the "Song Titles - A to Z" thread. I own both the original album an the soundtrack one on vinyl - and here are three songs where I think the guest artists topped the originals:
@Olorgando I have Tommy on vinyl as well! Great album. I have Quadrophenia on vinyl as well, and honestly I think I like that album even more. Keith Moon's drumming on Quadro is on another level altogether.
One of my favorite Neil Young songs, and though I like his stuff with Crazy Horse a lot it's nice to find more stripped-down acoustic versions of those songs: