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That's cool -----and alto' not stylistically the same, the arranging of the
song parts is actually very close to my band's version of STAIRWAY."No. No no no no no no. You done got me talkin' politics. I didn't wanna'. Like I said y'all, I'm just happy to be alive. I think I'll scoot over here right by this winda', let this beautiful carriage rock me to sleep, and dream about how lucky I am." - Chris Mannix -
Ha - I think this is from an album called "Stairways To Heaven", it had all kind of covers of the song in different styles. The Hendrix one was really funny.Comment
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lol, Sorry Mike, I know your a big beatles fan, but that is just outright funny. I can't get
simon cowells voice out of my head now.
If you want to see a good Zep cover listen to this
YouTube - Van Halen - LIVE - Cover of Led Zep's 'Rock N Roll'Comment
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I think it's suppose to be funny.Comment
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EXCELLENT!!!!!
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I can see why some would call it "funny" but to me it's just a Beatles-esque cover of STAIRWAY---I find it more "interesting" than funny---
----I'm just posting this to say for the record that I think this kinda stuff is
looked at in a few different ways by a few different people."No. No no no no no no. You done got me talkin' politics. I didn't wanna'. Like I said y'all, I'm just happy to be alive. I think I'll scoot over here right by this winda', let this beautiful carriage rock me to sleep, and dream about how lucky I am." - Chris MannixComment
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oh oh, play it backwards, play it backwards ... I want to hear the evil message LOL LOL
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the backwards message!!
Did you mean this backwards message in - Stairway to Heaven? Works for sure when played backwards fast enough, was it stuck there on purpose? Maybe its nothing! I dont know.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ek-gi...584&feature=ivComment
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There are lots of reversals in Stairway to Heaven, none of them placed there on purpose.
I have the CD this is from, there are also versions by cover bands of the Doors, Elvis, and the B52's. It should have gotten album of the year.Expectation is the death of discovery.Comment
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