<p>I agree with you on “Ooops!” The embarrassing part is that the tune got stuck in my head, and I found myself singing it to myself. My kids were mortified. They were so very over Brittany!</p>
<p>Funnily enough tonight we were watching a Stargate Atlantis DVD and they played Johnny Cash’s “Solitary Man”. My younger son was shocked. He only knew the Finnish roch band HIM’s version. “That’s a cover?!”, he said shocked. Of course the Cash version is actually a cover of Diamond…</p>
<p>I always thought that Oops was the best of the songs Brittany Spears sang.</p>
<p>covers I like
Burning down the House- Tom Jones ( Talking Heads)
Higher Ground -Red Hot Chili Peppers ( Stevie Wonder)
Little Wing /Spanish Castle The Iconics ( Jimi Hendrix )
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Man in the Long Black Coat - Joan Osborne ( Bob Dylan)
Masters of War- Eddie Vedder ( Bob Dylan)
Walking the Cow Eddie Vedder ( Daniel Johnston)
Rocking in the U.S.A.- Pearl Jam ( Neil Young)
Elderly Woman behind the counter in a small town - Pearl Jam ( Victoria Williams)
Knocking on Heaven’s Door Eric Clapton ( Bob Dylan)
( I really have to go see Bob when he plays Seattle even if I hate the WaMu theatre)
Forever Young-Jimmy LaFave ( does the BEST Dylan covers )
I wanna be your dog Mike Mcready & Duff McKagen- ( the Stooges)
Angel from Montgomery - Bonnie Raitt ( John Prine)</p>
<p>_Psych are you sure Linkin Park redid that song? The only remake I have heard is the Limp Bizkit cover. I like both the original and the Link cover.</p>
<p>I honestly don’t like to many of the cover songs that has been done. I can only link of the one above and three others that I like:
Disturbed: Land of Confusion (Genesis cover)
Godsmack: Good Times, Bad Times (Led Zeppelin cover)
Uncle Kracker: Drift Away (originally recorded by John Henry Kurtz in 1972 but the Dobie Gray cover is the most known version)</p>
<p>Oh I forgot a cover
Last Kiss- Pearl Jam ( Wayne Cochran)
the Cavaliers released a version in 1964 that was popular but I thought was sappy beyond belief even though I was seven?
When Pearl Jam started playing it I thought I was going to throw up & every time I went to the grocery I had to go by the vintage shop where Eddie had found the original 45 that gave him the " bright idea".</p>
<p>When they played the Gorge and Vedder climbed onto the roof of the sound stage ( that was about 8 ft from where I was) and sang Last Kiss, I thought my H was going to start rolling in the aisles, however- of the versions I do admit that Pearl Jam makes it sound much better than it is.</p>