Run for cover!

Michele wants to know your favourite cover versions!.

I nominated the late great Frank Zappa's take on "Stairway to Heaven", with a reggae beat and a brass section playing the guitar solo note-for-note. Alternatively, for pure silliness, there's Alberto Y Lost Trios Paranoias barbershop quartet version of "Anarchy in the UK".

Meanwhile, I have music again, having finally got round to unpacking the stereo! First album is Threshold's "Critical Mass", which I really must get round to reviewing for BlogCritics

Posted by TimHall at January 29, 2003 10:45 PM | TrackBack

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