OT: Music Part V

A bud showed me this earlier, a cover of what was and is a historical and epic live performance. I've seen and heard terrible before but can't even....................:facepalm::shakehead


I like this medley, it’s intense. Lots of melodic, high energy playing, the drummer has great chops. Can it not be appealing on its own merits as its own artistic rendition?

If we start comparing how the songs they mashed up depart from the originals, we’re never going to see new generations of rockers challenging themselves.

This type of performance puts a new spin on old classics, offering different ways of interpreting content that has in some cases been overplayed.

These guys would make a great Deep Purple cover band. Just add Dino Jelusick on vocals and it would be a wicked nostalgia trip.

 
No.

Cultural impact it's definitely The Tragically Hip.

Musicianship wise it's Rush.

Wintersleep did what Sloan tried to do and arguably did it better.
Took me forever to like the Hip. But it was inevitable that I would. They were just played so much.

Reckless album by Bryan Adams was massive as was Morrisette in mid 90s. The Weekend and Drake have had amazing commercial runs in recent years.
 
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