Cover to Cover is where I give you my loyal readers the chance to comapre and contrast two different versions of the same song, back to back, or cover to cover. It’s not meant to start a war, it’s meant to let you in.
Friday [Crash City / Rebecca Black] COVER TO COVER
Welcome to the Second Annual Day After Thanksgiving Rebecca Black Friday here on Undercover With Crut! Why do I do this? Because I can’t resist the pun!
With a folksy take on the song, here is Crash City.
Time After Time [Quiet Drive / Cyndi Lauper] COVER TO COVER
Cover to cover is two covers of the exact same song, back to back so you can compare the similarities and differences between the two. Highlighting exactly how different a song can be covered. This half of the Cover to Cover features the QuietDrive covering Cyndi Lauper.
Toxic [Chapin Sisters / Britney Spears] COVER TO COVER
From the Vault … Feb. 22, 2011
It’s time for another Cover to Cover. “Cover to Cover” is just that. Two (or more) cover versions of the same song, in one post. So that you can compare and contrast the similarities and differences in a three page essay. Taking on Britney Spears’ Toxic are two different groups.
The lighter side is the Chapin Sisters. Best known for being the daughters of Harry Chapin who aren’t Mary Chapin Carpenter, the girls have a light airy accoustic ballad-y take on the song.
And how fucking dare any of you make fun of Britney! Leave Britney Alone! Please! *sob*
Toxic [Static Lullaby / Britney Spears] COVER TO COVER
From the Vault … Feb. 22, 2011
It’s time for another Cover to Cover. “Cover to Cover” is just that. Two (or more) cover versions of the same song, in one post. So that you can compare and contrast the similarities and differences in a three page essay. Taking on Britney Spears’ Toxic are two different groups.
On the other side of the coin is Static Lullaby, from the Punk Goes Pop 2 CD. A heavy heavy version with toxic vocals. Awesome.
And how fucking dare any of you make fun of Britney! Leave Britney Alone! Please! *sob*
Friday [ Famous Last Words / Rebecca Black ] COVER TO COVER
And finally rounding out Rebecca Black Friday, Famous Last Words with a screamo cover.
Friday [ Amastic / Rebecca Black ] COVER TO COVER
Now here’s a guy in a giant vagina suit.
. There have been so many other people to cover the song, that "owned" it, which is why today's entry is both a deep cover and a cover to cover.
contestants as one though so there might be more.
's cover is often mistaken for the original.
's is perhaps the best known, having been featured in Shrek.
did a version at the last winter Olympics
is one of my top ten Hallelujah covers for sure.
does a version too. Not great, but a little more rockin'
sings it in Italian, making it sound all operatic. Thanks Simon Cowell! .. Wait, what?
' Toxic are two different groups. The lighter side is the Chapin Sisters
. Best known for being the daughters of Harry Chapin who aren't Mary Chapin Carpenter, the girls have a light airy accoustic ballad-y take on the song.
, from the Punk Goes Pop 2
CD. A heavy heavy version with toxic vocals. Awesome.
song "Use Somebody" so instead of subjecting you to a ton of posts, here's one jam pack wizz wham bam Cover To Cover post. I highly recommend NOT listening to all of them because lets face it, no one can stand to listen to this song eight times in a row. Then again, it's the week between Christmas and New Years and you're likely at work pretending to be productive, so maybe it would be a good use of your time. Wait, I know! Set them all off in 10 second intervals and it'll be like it's being sung in a round. Remember that from elementary school? - Hasidic Jew and Reggae star, listen to this one if you're Jewish or know someone Jewish or are a Regaee star or know a Reggae star.and the Administration - Listen to this one if you're a female under the age of 16 or if you happen to be brain dead. Contestants - Acapella, with a wide variety of vocals. Listen to this one if you've ever had sex with a peacock. - The "Club Cover". If you're wearing glittery pants at this very minute, listen to it. - Chick driven rock. Listen to this one if you have a thing for redheads. - Haunting country folky styling here. If you dig that sort of thing, listen to this one - Someone once described this genre to me as "Angry Cooter Music." If your cooter is angry, you've found your cover!
- More Acapella. Listen to this one if you haven't listened to any others, cause there are no more to choose from.
on his Christmas special. and John C. Riley took a stab at it this year. Making this two covers for the price of one!
for example, but by the third the Landslide really would have brought you down. Made that mistake once. Never again.
original "Under the Bridge." The first is by mid-90's girl group, All Saints
best known for their hit ...uhm .. well they had a number one hit in like 1997. If you heard it you'd remember it and so would I. The second is by the Gym Class Heroes 
from the Punk Goes 90's
album. The final version is by Scala and Kolancy Brothers, a Belgian girls choir. Wait, what? Anyway, you'll see them back on the blog someday as they do some killer covers.
