This is objectively false. This might not even be a Top 100 Talking Heads cover. Now, granted, searching this song on UA-cam THERE ARE FAR WORSE versions . . . but that does not give this one credence by relativity. The jam sections are cool and all, but they have little to nothing to do with the actual song and most of those sections are largely divergent from the original progression.
Different is the point. I love the original , its my favorite song. Its one of the most broadly covered songs in the history of rock. With the most widely interpreted range of covers for certain. There's a reason for that ... something about the song inspires other musicians and also lends itself to be liberally reinterpreted in ways that don't suck and are in fact surprisingly awesome despite being quite different from the original. I've listened to literally 100's of different covers of this tune. Many of them wonderful and of them all ... I find PGroove's renditions to be the most inspired. I don't say that idly. That's quite an achievement. Props to you lads!
The weird, weird chords in the original are what make it an eternal standout. This is pleasant and all but quite forgettable. As a rule I prefer covers to be sharply different from the originals but don't imagine I'll be moved to return to this one.
Oof. one of the weakest covers of this song i have been exposed to on YT. They tried way too hard but achieved so little. I so far found pleasure in almost every cover of This Must Be The Place that i've listened to which is quite fascinating and keep reinforcing my love for the original piece, but this one is quite frankly painful towards the end. I must remember that to avoid playing it again next time it pops in my recommendations.
Absolutely a treasure,I listen to this all the time
The cover of all covers for a song that makes life so full of hope. 💙
This is the best cover of any Talking Heads song. Period.p.e.r.i.o.d......dot.
George Sansbury Prob have to agree with ya, pardner.
This is objectively false. This might not even be a Top 100 Talking Heads cover. Now, granted, searching this song on UA-cam THERE ARE FAR WORSE versions . . . but that does not give this one credence by relativity.
The jam sections are cool and all, but they have little to nothing to do with the actual song and most of those sections are largely divergent from the original progression.
No. I think its the best cover of a great song. No, it does not follow the original TH version. That's the point of a good cover.
Not even in the ballpark. SCI and Lotus can crush this song to pieces. I respect PGroove, but this wouldn't be in my top 100 covers!
Different is the point. I love the original , its my favorite song. Its one of the most broadly covered songs in the history of rock. With the most widely interpreted range of covers for certain.
There's a reason for that ... something about the song inspires other musicians and also lends itself to be liberally reinterpreted in ways that don't suck and are in fact surprisingly awesome despite being quite different from the original.
I've listened to literally 100's of different covers of this tune. Many of them wonderful and of them all ... I find PGroove's renditions to be the most inspired. I don't say that idly. That's quite an achievement.
Props to you lads!
Please give us the bass line Brock 🎼❤️
Sending love from Graysen🩷
Tight cover, they do this song mad justice.
The best cover even with the numerous interferences in the recording
Feelin good and crying
Solid.
Damn!!!!
Epicly sweet and nasty at the same time. 34 Walter Payton.
❤️
not the same but good!
The weird, weird chords in the original are what make it an eternal standout. This is pleasant and all but quite forgettable. As a rule I prefer covers to be sharply different from the originals but don't imagine I'll be moved to return to this one.
Oof. one of the weakest covers of this song i have been exposed to on YT. They tried way too hard but achieved so little. I so far found pleasure in almost every cover of This Must Be The Place that i've listened to which is quite fascinating and keep reinforcing my love for the original piece, but this one is quite frankly painful towards the end. I must remember that to avoid playing it again next time it pops in my recommendations.