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Title: Covers
Post by: Senton on July 26, 2009, 04:05:20 PM
Ooh controversy  :hmm:

Theres been a lot of talk about Perth metal bands doing covers/tributes and posts in the 'Musicians Wanted' section about starting cover bands etc. This is all fine, its nothing new and allows bands to play their favourite songs live. Its also a good, fun way to get some randoms into the music. For example, guy/girl who doesnt know much of the local scene rocks up to a gig, band x plays a cover and the person recognises it and in a roundabout way gets more into the band (and hopefully the original material). I think Red Descending did this at their cd launch?

Take 'Sabotage' for example. Awesome Black Sabbath tribute band, lots of fun and great musicians and stage presence. Sabotage has played about 3/4 times (?), never overshadowing MDVs main band Psychonaut. This is the ideal balance for this kind of thing. Even Sabotages BEST set is trumped by Psychonauts worst. People should remember Psychonauts original material and gigs more than Sabotage.

Mhorgl are known for throwing many covers into their sets and even did a set entirely of covers (an Xmas gig i think) yet people like them more for the original material.

Deathlahem are a great local band, around for ages (Whitesands!), that havent played much due to lineup shuffles and work/family commitments. Yet people seem to ALWAYS remember the 'Skeletons Of Society' Slayer gig more than any Deathlahem song, gig or release. This is a bit of a shame as Deathlahems original material is pretty damn awesome.

Im not saying all Perth Metal bands should stop doing them, as I said its a great/fun thing and for many people, perhaps, the only chance of seeing a particular song being played live. But the original material should always be the priority, or we may as well watch Airbag at the Newport.

Discuss: Thoughts?

Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Grimmy on July 26, 2009, 05:03:44 PM
"You're saying strange things."

I don't see what the controversy is. Are you saying cover bands are bad? Do you think people are not interested in hearing originals at gigs? I'd be surprised if YOU believed these things, but I'm not sure what you're trying to say.

People who are interested in local music go to gigs because they primarily want to hear the originals, and any covers that get thrown in to the set is a bonus. Personally I think its great and just goes to show the immense talent we have in Perth when bands can do faithful renditions of more well-known songs. But I can't think of a band who started out doing originals, but now are more remembered for their covers! I don't think Dethlahem falls into this category. People probably remember that gig as an event, without pigeon-holing D'hem as a 'covers' band.
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: TnT on July 27, 2009, 05:20:43 AM
Yeah, when I think of Dethlahem the skeletons of society show doesn't even come to mind until someone else mentions it for me. I'm not sure where this notion of that being their most memorable moment came from - I've never heard that from anyone else.

The Sabotage thing was more about doing faithful renditions of the originals, whereas when original bands throw the odd cover into their set it is cool too. For one, it can be a good way of getting people that aren't as familiar with the band to take a bit more notice, and two, it can be good to see what their interpretation or version is like.
I mean think about how many covers Metallica have done in their history, especially in the early days. People actually like a lot of those more than the original versions. :P
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Stormrider on July 27, 2009, 03:28:34 PM
Blitzkreig !!
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Senton on July 27, 2009, 04:36:41 PM
Ahh fair enough OUTVOTED  :laugh: :-[

Ok, lets steer this in a different direction: Whan a band covers a song do you think

A: They should be a faithful to the original as possible

B: Re-interpret the track as if they wrote it themselves?
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Mago_Haydz on July 27, 2009, 04:57:47 PM
Ahh fair enough OUTVOTED  :laugh: :-[

Ok, lets steer this in a different direction: Whan a band covers a song do you think

A: They should be a faithful to the original as possible

B: Re-interpret the track as if they wrote it themselves?

I choose option B
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Jimmy_Mate on July 27, 2009, 05:40:09 PM
"You're saying strange things."

I don't see what the controversy is.

The real controversy here scotty is HOW THE FUCK did you manage to get roped into doing a 5 / 1 roster at Iluka ya silly pillock?! I reckon soon you'll be more in touch with the Toolebuc (as in... where the FUCK is Tooleybuc?) metal scene than the perth one... COME HOME SOON SCOTTY WE MISS YOU!!! ;D

Anyways, covers are great and i love seeing local bands do em as they are usually done very well (apart from Wrathchild... FUCK they were AWFUL and BUTCHERED some maiden classics). Its good for bands to throw in a few crowd "favorites" (depending on the crowd you can have your more traditional shit ala metallica, slayer etc .... but for the more ecclectic crowds stuff like kreator, venom, celtic frost always go down a treat also) along with their own originals to keep the energy pumping / crowd interested during their set.

Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Dementor on July 27, 2009, 06:09:27 PM
Yeah I agree with SOD & TNT. I enjoy a cover during an original set. Dethlahem always throw in a Slayer/Seps/Pantera cover during a set. We've noticed people watching and enjoying but not moshing, as soon as they hear a cover from a favourite band they crack and end up at the front moshing and they stay. Not saying it takes a cover to enjoy an original band but it really can get them going because it's familiar.

I personally think a cover should be done like it is, I have heard some covers fucken butchered in the past and it shits me  :no:
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Bailey on July 27, 2009, 07:50:28 PM
Yeah i think it depends entirely on the song and the band...some covers are best left as they are but at the same time i have heard some awesome re-interpretations.

Back when Trident Winter were still gigging regularly we would play a cover a gig, usually along the veins of Judas Priest or Maiden which would get the crowd pumped...but one time we did Saxon-Rock the Nations and i was appauled at the lack of people in the room who knew the lyrics to sing along :P
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Jimmy_Mate on July 27, 2009, 07:55:43 PM
Should have done POWER AND THE GLORY, DENIM AND LEATHER or PRINCESS OF THE NIGHT then ;D
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Funeral Tormentor on July 27, 2009, 08:18:07 PM
if i remember correctly The Uncreation did a slayer covers set too.

Yeah i think it depends entirely on the song and the band...some covers are best left as they are but at the same time i have heard some awesome re-interpretations.


 I have heard some covers fucken butchered in the past and it shits me  :no:

agreed  ;D

Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Melkor on July 27, 2009, 09:13:53 PM
I reckon the odd cover here and there is awesome, and sabotage gigs were great fun, would like to see them again some time, or maybe just few sabbath covers next psychonaut gig. Wrathchild were a little disapointing though.

Slightly off topic but has anyone heard adagios cover of immigrant song? fucken epic wank = fucken awesome  :headbang:
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: goat on July 27, 2009, 09:44:43 PM
a good way to tell if a band is much good, is to see how much they butcher a cover, especially if they change it a bit.
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Damo on July 28, 2009, 03:56:38 PM
Ooh controversy  :hmm:

Theres been a lot of talk about Perth metal bands doing covers/tributes and posts in the 'Musicians Wanted' section about starting cover bands etc. This is all fine, its nothing new and allows bands to play their favourite songs live. Its also a good, fun way to get some randoms into the music. For example, guy/girl who doesnt know much of the local scene rocks up to a gig, band x plays a cover and the person recognises it and in a roundabout way gets more into the band (and hopefully the original material). I think Red Descending did this at their cd launch?

Take 'Sabotage' for example. Awesome Black Sabbath tribute band, lots of fun and great musicians and stage presence. Sabotage has played about 3/4 times (?), never overshadowing MDVs main band Psychonaut. This is the ideal balance for this kind of thing. Even Sabotages BEST set is trumped by Psychonauts worst. People should remember Psychonauts original material and gigs more than Sabotage.

Mhorgl are known for throwing many covers into their sets and even did a set entirely of covers (an Xmas gig i think) yet people like them more for the original material.

Deathlahem are a great local band, around for ages (Whitesands!), that havent played much due to lineup shuffles and work/family commitments. Yet people seem to ALWAYS remember the 'Skeletons Of Society' Slayer gig more than any Deathlahem song, gig or release. This is a bit of a shame as Deathlahems original material is pretty damn awesome.

Im not saying all Perth Metal bands should stop doing them, as I said its a great/fun thing and for many people, perhaps, the only chance of seeing a particular song being played live. But the original material should always be the priority, or we may as well watch Airbag at the Newport.

Discuss: Thoughts?



Unfortunately, bands dont have any say in what punters choose to remember them for.

Take Kin for example. I played gigs alongside them so many times, knew their songs, knew all the guys in the band, but remember them for the night Kris Falconer came at me with a Chainsaw at the Seaview Tavern as part of their stage show :)
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Grim on July 28, 2009, 04:17:30 PM
I've always wanted to do a black metal version of the Alice Cooper song 'The Black Widow'. The Uncreation were rehearsing Dissection's 'Where Dead Angels Lie' a while back. I went to the effort of learning to sing it while playing the guitar parts but we lost interest in it for some reason and we never did it live.

I don't think metal will get to the stage where there is a corporate metal covers scene but i don't mind seeing bands throwing in a good cover or two.

Maximum Perversion doing 'Looking In Your Big Brown Eye(s)' seems drunkenly familiar.

Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Melkor on July 28, 2009, 06:08:05 PM
someone should do a black/death metal cover of star of the county down, that would be fucken sick  :headbang:  :laugh:
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Catalyst on July 29, 2009, 01:58:45 AM
We are thinking of doing our first ever cover at our next launch, hopefully something commercial we can heavy up.
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Mago_Haydz on July 29, 2009, 02:38:24 AM
We are thinking of doing our first ever cover at our next launch, hopefully something commercial we can heavy up.

I think a Michael Jackson song would be fitting... Alien Ant Farm managed to butcher Smooth Criminal - Im sure you guys can do a MUCH better job than that. ;)
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: schist on July 29, 2009, 02:56:04 AM
Cover this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gma5IUNMTn0)
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: DemiseOfSanity on July 29, 2009, 05:21:23 AM
When I moved here I had  no clue (still dont) about the local scene, I saw a few local bands I didnt enjoy and pretty much gave up till I saw Sabotage, I thought they were fucking awesome so I checked out Psychonaut, who also happen to be fucking awesome. Then I started going to Psychonaut gigs knowing that I'd atleast enjoy one of the bands on the bill and could check out the others. Hence finding more local bands I like and me forcing a few mates along.

Moral of the story; coverbands do draw people in.
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: littlewing on July 29, 2009, 05:35:21 AM
I've always wanted to do a black metal version of the Alice Cooper song 'The Black Widow'.


Yes!!! Welcome to my nightmare is such a kick ass album.
Would you do the museum intro too? Hahaha I used to know that part off by heart when I was a kid. My teachers were quite worried.
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Grim on July 29, 2009, 05:52:26 AM
Haha, when I was in high school I actually wrote the intro into a science assignment on spiders. Of course I quoted where it came from and the teacher was kind of impressed. I got into Billion Dollar Babies while everyone else was getting into whatever was on the Radio\VideoHits at the time. The other kids at school couldn't really understand it.
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Catalyst on July 29, 2009, 05:57:09 AM
We are thinking of doing our first ever cover at our next launch, hopefully something commercial we can heavy up.

I think a Michael Jackson song would be fitting... Alien Ant Farm managed to butcher Smooth Criminal - Im sure you guys can do a MUCH better job than that. ;)

I am actually hoping to do Faith No More's "Midlife Crisis". 
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Grim on July 29, 2009, 06:06:20 AM
Cover this (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gma5IUNMTn0)

What an awesome song! Good voice. Haha, funny song too. I'm glad I watched that. Now who will be the first to cover this masterpiece?.....

Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Harlequin Forest on July 29, 2009, 06:32:39 AM
We are thinking of doing our first ever cover at our next launch, hopefully something commercial we can heavy up.

I think a Michael Jackson song would be fitting... Alien Ant Farm managed to butcher Smooth Criminal - Im sure you guys can do a MUCH better job than that. ;)

I am actually hoping to do Faith No More's "Midlife Crisis". 

That would be a good choice, although I'm yet to hear a good Faith no More cover.
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Dementor on July 29, 2009, 05:54:27 PM
We are thinking of doing our first ever cover at our next launch, hopefully something commercial we can heavy up.

I think a Michael Jackson song would be fitting... Alien Ant Farm managed to butcher Smooth Criminal - Im sure you guys can do a MUCH better job than that. ;)

I am actually hoping to do Faith No More's "Midlife Crisis". 
do CCR 'Run through the Jungle' I reckon that'd be awesome or a Doors cover since you have the keyboard. Sins of The Father covered 5 to 1 and it was good.
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: goat on July 29, 2009, 06:24:44 PM
used to do diggin the grave, and a few others from FNM a while back for a cover band. used to go off, from what i can remember, which isnt much from back then. :drunk:
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: EvilElvis on July 29, 2009, 07:11:42 PM
Been there.. did all that!

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Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Sheriff Cunt on July 29, 2009, 07:19:24 PM
 :rofl: awesome
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Grimmy on July 29, 2009, 07:24:20 PM
"You're saying strange things."

I don't see what the controversy is.

The real controversy here scotty is HOW THE FUCK did you manage to get roped into doing a 5 / 1 roster at Iluka ya silly pillock?! I reckon soon you'll be more in touch with the Toolebuc (as in... where the FUCK is Tooleybuc?) metal scene than the perth one... COME HOME SOON SCOTTY WE MISS YOU!!! ;D

Anyways, covers are great and i love seeing local bands do em as they are usually done very well (apart from Wrathchild... FUCK they were AWFUL and BUTCHERED some maiden classics). Its good for bands to throw in a few crowd "favorites" (depending on the crowd you can have your more traditional shit ala metallica, slayer etc .... but for the more ecclectic crowds stuff like kreator, venom, celtic frost always go down a treat also) along with their own originals to keep the energy pumping / crowd interested during their set.

Hi SOD :-*
I just came home, now I'm back in the 'Buc where the only metal scene is the dozens of Toohey's cans littered along the street...
5 \ 1 is CRIMINAL and I can't wait for it to be over. I signed up for a 2/1 roster, then when I got here they extended it!! Kunce.

As for FNM, Helloween did an average cover of From Out of Nowhere, but Sentenced didn't do too bad a job on Digging the Grave!

I'm getting deja vu, hasn't there already been a thread on good\bad metal covers? That's WF for ya, always repeating the same old topics...

I'm getting deja vu, hasn't there already been a thread on good\bad metal covers? That's WF for ya, always repeating the same old topics...
 :P
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: goat on July 29, 2009, 11:27:15 PM
"You're saying strange things."

I don't see what the controversy is.

The real controversy here scotty is HOW THE FUCK did you manage to get roped into doing a 5 / 1 roster at Iluka ya silly pillock?! I reckon soon you'll be more in touch with the Toolebuc (as in... where the FUCK is Tooleybuc?) metal scene than the perth one... COME HOME SOON SCOTTY WE MISS YOU!!! ;D

Anyways, covers are great and i love seeing local bands do em as they are usually done very well (apart from Wrathchild... FUCK they were AWFUL and BUTCHERED some maiden classics). Its good for bands to throw in a few crowd "favorites" (depending on the crowd you can have your more traditional shit ala metallica, slayer etc .... but for the more ecclectic crowds stuff like kreator, venom, celtic frost always go down a treat also) along with their own originals to keep the energy pumping / crowd interested during their set.

Hi SOD :-*
I just came home, now I'm back in the 'Buc where the only metal scene is the dozens of Toohey's cans littered along the street...
5 \ 1 is CRIMINAL and I can't wait for it to be over. I signed up for a 2/1 roster, then when I got here they extended it!! Kunce.

As for FNM, Helloween did an average cover of From Out of Nowhere, but Sentenced didn't do too bad a job on Digging the Grave!

I'm getting deja vu, hasn't there already been a thread on good\bad metal covers? That's WF for ya, always repeating the same old topics...

I'm getting deja vu, hasn't there already been a thread on good\bad metal covers? That's WF for ya, always repeating the same old topics...
 :P
5/1 is fuckn rough for sure.
I used to 4/1's but 5/1 would send me fuckn nutso
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Caprycon on August 17, 2010, 11:28:56 PM
I reckon the odd cover here and there is awesome, and sabotage gigs were great fun, would like to see them again some time, or maybe just few sabbath covers next psychonaut gig. Wrathchild were a little disapointing though.

Slightly off topic but has anyone heard adagios cover of immigrant song? fucken epic wank = fucken awesome  :headbang:

I haven't been of Western Front for a while but in regards to this gig....I agree Wrathchild didn't play the best however it was a first gig and something that was thrown together in such a short time. The project wasn't intended to be an ongoing thing however everyone seemed to enjoy themselves. Maybe a few songs got butchered and I'm definately no Bruce Dickinson but we certainly had fun.
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: PremierMaelstrom on August 19, 2010, 01:47:01 AM
NEXUS LIVE COVERS LIST:

Metallica - Fight Fire With Fire, Disposable Heroes, Hit The Lights
Death - Crystal Mountain, Flesh & The Power It Holds
Immortal - With Stand the Fall Of Time
Pantera - Domination, Regular People
Iron Maiden - Prowler, Aces High
Dimmu Borgir - Blessings Upon The Throne Of Tyranny (yep)
Burzum - War (yep)

i've forgotten more ...
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Necron on August 19, 2010, 05:52:56 PM
NEXUS LIVE COVERS LIST:

Metallica - Fight Fire With Fire, Disposable Heroes, Hit The Lights
Death - Crystal Mountain, Flesh & The Power It Holds
Immortal - With Stand the Fall Of Time
Pantera - Domination, Regular People
Iron Maiden - Prowler, Aces High
Dimmu Borgir - Blessings Upon The Throne Of Tyranny (yep)
Burzum - War (yep)

i've forgotten more ...

Didnt you do a Megadeth song as well?
Oh, and In Flames - Behind Space, Artifacts of the Black Rain
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: goat on August 20, 2010, 12:07:31 AM
i love a good cover at a gig, goes off i recks. :headbang:
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: ecentrix on August 20, 2010, 12:20:40 AM
Dimmu Borgir - Blessings Upon The Throne Of Tyranny (yep)

That is a great song to play on drums Dan!
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Sins Of The Father on August 20, 2010, 07:20:19 AM
I think covers are a very exciting addition to any bands set, if you want to play it faithful then I think a band that suites that style better always works well (Dethlahem, P-Naut/Sabotage/Orgasmatron and even Noctis doing their amazing cover/s)
But if a band can do a song with their own spin it can very worthwhile when done right.

For anyone interested Sins has covered the following

Roots Bloody Roots-Sepultura
The Faded Line- LOG
The Great Southern Trendkill-Pantera
Five to One- The Doors
Angry Chair- Alice in Chains
Toxic Garbage Island- Gojira
The start of Ocean Plant- Gojira ( Used as intro into a set)

Id love to see more band doing covers, faithful and experimental.
Sins is even thinking of doing a night with bands performing covers of MTV Unplugged songs which could also already be covers themselves
ala Nirvana's take on Bowie's the man who sold the world.

Your thoughts on that type of gig people?

Just try and leave out any Brittany or Madison Avenue covers eh?  8)
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: EvilElvis on August 20, 2010, 06:19:27 PM
Britney? ugh.

P'naut will be playing Bark At The Moon and Suicide Solution on Sat night at the Ozzy gig (Civic).
 :headbang:
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Manny on August 20, 2010, 10:41:40 PM
Been there.. did all that!
Frenzy   :-X

Title: Re: Covers
Post by: goat on August 21, 2010, 12:23:25 AM
I think covers are a very exciting addition to any bands set, if you want to play it faithful then I think a band that suites that style better always works well (Dethlahem, P-Naut/Sabotage/Orgasmatron and even Noctis doing their amazing cover/s)
But if a band can do a song with their own spin it can very worthwhile when done right.

For anyone interested Sins has covered the following

Roots Bloody Roots-Sepultura
The Faded Line- LOG
The Great Southern Trendkill-Pantera
Five to One- The Doors
Angry Chair- Alice in Chains
Toxic Garbage Island- Gojira
The start of Ocean Plant- Gojira ( Used as intro into a set)

Id love to see more band doing covers, faithful and experimental.
Sins is even thinking of doing a night with bands performing covers of MTV Unplugged songs which could also already be covers themselves
ala Nirvana's take on Bowie's the man who sold the world.

Your thoughts on that type of gig people?

Just try and leave out any Brittany or Madison Avenue covers eh?  8)

Angry chair! haha, used to that in a cover band years back. good song, used to go off. also did Dam that river.
In regards to covers gig, i think the more music and shows that go on here in Perth the better.
Just knowing there are always a whole heap of shows on most weekends is a good thing i think. Trying to create more of a music culture, metal and all sorts, is a good idea.
Tis the reason why bands here, as good as they are, just dont get the numbers or interest here in their home town as much as they'd like. people are interested in other things, namely how cool the rest of the world is, and we arent.
Not true.
support your locals asswipes!... i mean, you awesome people you.
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Dylz on August 27, 2010, 04:30:55 PM
NEXUS LIVE COVERS LIST:

Metallica - Fight Fire With Fire, Disposable Heroes, Hit The Lights
Death - Crystal Mountain, Flesh & The Power It Holds
Immortal - With Stand the Fall Of Time
Pantera - Domination, Regular People
Iron Maiden - Prowler, Aces High
Dimmu Borgir - Blessings Upon The Throne Of Tyranny (yep)
Burzum - War (yep)

i've forgotten more ...

Didnt you do a Megadeth song as well?
Oh, and In Flames - Behind Space, Artifacts of the Black Rain

Yeah...
Megadeth - Set The World Afire (back in the whitesands days)... and I think we did Take No Prisoners live at least once...
Metallica - Motorbreath
Mercyful Fate - Into The Coven
Leadbelly - Pick A Bale Of Cotton  :headbang:
Dennis Wilson - Farewell My Friend (in honour of Scourge's final gig)

Covers are fun!



Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Dylz on August 27, 2010, 06:55:30 PM

Id love to see more band doing covers, faithful and experimental.
Sins is even thinking of doing a night with bands performing covers of MTV Unplugged songs


That sounds good. Even a night of metal bands playing any non-metal songs (not just mtv unplugged)... in a metal way. If Nexus plays it... we bagsy Toto - Africa  :headbang:
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: EvilElvis on August 27, 2010, 07:05:17 PM
Best covers album:

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Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Khariot_G on August 27, 2010, 07:08:14 PM
NEXUS LIVE COVERS LIST:

Metallica - Fight Fire With Fire, Disposable Heroes, Hit The Lights
Death - Crystal Mountain, Flesh & The Power It Holds
Immortal - With Stand the Fall Of Time
Pantera - Domination, Regular People
Iron Maiden - Prowler, Aces High
Dimmu Borgir - Blessings Upon The Throne Of Tyranny (yep)
Burzum - War (yep)

i've forgotten more ...

Didnt you do a Megadeth song as well?
Oh, and In Flames - Behind Space, Artifacts of the Black Rain

Mercyful Fate - Into The Coven


YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAOOOOOOOOWWWWW... go now... INTO THE COVENNNN!  :headbang:
Title: Re: Covers
Post by: Nosaj on August 29, 2010, 10:48:05 PM
Been there.. did all that!

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Was that Karissma at the Raffels?