London Cello Quartet - Radiohead - Burn The Witch (cover) - with Ruth Corey

 JrzyTmata wrote:
 
I remember watching some of their videos a while ago; I'd forgotten about them.  That's a great version of "September".

 Steely_D wrote:
 
I LOVED "VEHICLE". The Ides of March singer loved it too. The Earth Wind & Fire covers are great too

 Steely_D wrote:
 
Makes me so happy. Freaking brilliant horns and vocals and and and...
The OGs must be blown away when they hear it...

 Steely_D wrote: 
Well done, comrades.

Go through this band’s channel. They’re freaking amazing.

Here the guitarist nails the Kath solo note for note.

 Steely_D wrote: 

posted over in the quote forum...


I saw two shooting stars last night
I wished on them, but they were only satellites
it’s wrong to wish on space hardware.
– Billy Bragg

Pretty cool stuff - all covers - on this album - mostly local artists, many of which you've all heard of:  Cover Charge: NC Artists Go Under Cover to Benefit Cat's Cradle
 "Music is the lifeblood of the Triangle, and for fifty years, Carrboro’s live music venue Cat’s Cradle has been the heart that keeps it pumping. But like many independent music venues across the country, Cat’s Cradle is in trouble. With its concert calendar canceled and the building shuttered due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the club is struggling to cover rent and basic overhead costs. With the prospect of drastically reduced revenue even after shows return, there is a growing need to help it survive until things normalize.
 Cover Charge: NC Artists Go Under Cover to Benefit Cat’s Cradle brings together some of North Carolina’s most notable artists across multiple genres to support the venue they love. Each act performs a cover version of a favorite song, with many recorded during the pandemic. All proceeds from the sale of Cover Charge will benefit the Cat’s Cradle to ensure it can restore its rightful place for generations to come."

some good songs in this thread

i'd bet red dragon's boots that this was posted some time back

doesn't matter, i'm going to do it again

 R_P wrote: 

i've been a big fan for a couple of years   

I'm impressed with the way such a younger group of people have taken to Porcupine Tree and "Trains"
and the editing of this vid.

via

 Steely_D wrote:
 

That's a sweet version.  It's an odd coincidence that I've been listening to the original a lot lately.  I always wondered why they wrote a tune about a town in LA,  since they're from NJ.  I see now that the Wiki page has a short explanation.