Painman’s Favorite Cover
Dropkick Murphys 'Amazing Grace'
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Back in the day I was opposed to "big" bands performing cover songs but now my opinion on the topic has softened to the point that I actually love cover songs. Recently, we got the latest song by Charm City Devils and it was a cover of 'Man of Constant Sorrow' and that got me thinking about my favorite cover tunes.
I think the title of this blog pretty much sums it up. These guys and gals apparently have a bitch but I can’ t quite figure out what they want to do about that bitch. I agree with a lot of what they say about and a lot I think is plain paranoia. So why am I even sharing this video? I think, if nothing else, it blames both political sides for the problems we have and that, is pretty accurate.
If I may refresh your memories, “Charm City Devils” were the band that won the national contest to open Motley Crue’s “Carnival Of Sins” tour. Now they’ve covered one of the most unlikeliest of songs ever. You may know the song from the movie “Brother Where Art Thou” (sung by the fictitious “Soggy Bottom Boys”). The song was originally written in 1913. More after the jump.
Over the years, 'American Idol' has produced some really good talent. They have also shown some pretty jacked up people including the dude you are about to watch, 'Magic Cyclops'.
Simple enough, each day we'll feature 2 songs, you listen, then vote for your favorite. Any song that wins 5 in a row gets retired to the Cage Match Hall of Fame.
Today's featured video premiered just a couple of days ago. My apologies for taking so long to feature it.
Heidi Klum is the ‘Crush of the Day’ only because she was able to break away from the animal magnetism that is Seal.
Since the release of their fourth album, ‘The Truth Is…’ on July 12 of last year, Theory of a Deadman have been total road warriors, ripping up stages across the country, and now they’ll continue that run with a newly announced spring headlining tour featuring support from Pop Evil and Stellar Revival.