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Mnementh:
*Ahem*


--- Quote ---How can I hear Phish doing "Gin and Juice"?

This song has not been performed or recorded by the Vermont band Phish .

It was originally done by Dr. Dre, Snoop, and a NYC hip-hop artist named Phish, and has been covered by a bluegrass band from Texas called the Gourds. The latter circulates on MP3, and is sometimes incorrectly labelled as by Phish.

The hip-hop artist "Phish" is also featured on backup vocals for Dre's "What's the Difference" (track 7 on Dr. Dre 2001 - a title as remarkably unoriginal as using the name Phish nearly two decades after the band started to).

Special thanks to Roberlyn, Mark Carroll, and Alex Esselstein.
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heretic:
well there ya go kids, tune in next week for more "shut your yap"
same mnementh time
same mnementh station

Gryff:
All you folks going nuts over Johnny Cash's version of "Hurt" (as you should be) should check out the rest of the covers he did in the American Series.

Off the top of my head some really good ones were: "One" (U2), "I See a Darkness" (Bonnie 'Prince' Billy), "Rusty Cage" (Soundgarden), "Personal Jesus" (Depeche Mode), "The Mercy Seat" (Nick Cave).

There are loads more, but there's a good start.

Asstronut:
Ghoul - What a wonderful world (Louis Armstrong)
Ghoul - Skull Beneath The Skin (Megadeth)

Powermad - Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment (Ramones)

Cradle of Filth - Black Metal (Venom)
Kreator - Witching Hour (Venom)

Death - Painkiller (Judas Priest)

Impaled - Carneous Cacoffiny (Carcass)
Vulgar Pigeons - Corporeal Jigsore Quandry (Carcass)

Cutthroat - Bonded by Blood (Exodus)

Catasexual Urge Motivation - Defiling the Grave (Impetigo)

TScho:
The [spunge] album That Should Cover It contains pretty much all covers of classic rock songs like The Land Down Under and Centerfold.

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