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I don’t think it would ever be possible for Foo Fighters or anyone else,for that matter,to emulate the heart, soul and feeling Black Sabbath had as the original artist. Having said that I feel Foo Fighters and Zach Brown gave it their all and were as respectful of the original as they could be. That’s a tough song to cover. I’m a huge Foo Fighters fan,and A Black Sabbath fan. Obviously I’m OK with it. Having been a lifelong musician I know from experience the pit falls of covering another artist’s work. Once did an unplugged version of Highway to Hell,which did not go well with my friends that were AC/DC fans.
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Great Cover, i think it's cool when you do a cover and you kind of try to do your own interpretation of the song, what imo was done pretty good by Dave & Co - but I'm with @Stuart.T on this one: Sabbath definitely!
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I always like Paradise Lost's cover of this Bronski Beat classic
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Saw them a lot. The only one I ever talked to was Billy Fica the drummer.Really good band.
I mean this in the nicest possible way but, you total bastard
With the exception of the obvious (The Ramones), I got into the music of the NYC punk scene through my love for a British post-punk band, The Sisters of Mercy. Their lead singer was a huge fan of Alan Vega and Suicide. Discovering Suicide was a huge thing for me at age 19 as until then I was deeply sceptical towards anything keyboard driven. What happened next is a long story but the one chapter would be me getting to know all about Television, The New York Dolls, Johnny Thunders and so on. I bloody love how the British and American punk scenes from that era are so different in their starting point, development and denouement, but both so glorious.
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@Stuart.T Thanks for reminding me of one of my fav. autumn tunes
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Was clearing out some stuff and found these old concert ticket stubs
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