Post a stranger cover song than this.

[Ric5]

 

[Ric5]

 

[Ric5]

 

[Ric5]

 

[biguglyman]

Not sure if this has been done yet. Can't see youtube at work...

 

[farace]

I was reading a tribute to Hal Willner and found out he convinced bluegrass artist Ralph Stanley to cover the Velvet Underground.

 

[Ultradust]

I don't think many of us here can beat the OP, but since Luna has been posted twice already (and I did my grad studies in traditional Korean music theory), I'll play alongside the excellent examples already posted. Just remind me to never wear this embarrassingly exploding old suit of mine until I lose at least 25lbs. What a horrible choice of attire

 

[Michedelic]

This is from 1969, mind you; pre-Kraftwerk, pre-Nice/ELP, pre-Funkadelic, right on the heels of Switched On Bach...

Don't know if James ever encountered it.

 

[Dominic D]

 

[Michedelic]

More tongue-in-cheek than strange...

 

[Fab Superlative]

5+ pages and no Puddles?



And some Mike Flowers Pops.

 

[schietschijfje]

 

[vin*tone]

This is actually really awesome. Strange! but awesome...

 

[LordRyan]

Count the key changes.

 

[nilorius]

Actually, the more I think about it, they failed. You can't improve on it.

I laughed al 17:30 minutes. Never heard kind of a freak show before !!!!))))))

 

[nilorius]

Is it a kung fu or jiu dzitsu music ????

 

[Rilence]

 

[NortyFiner]

 

[BassBrass]

Damn it, you beat me to it! I love this version of this song...

but there's other The Residents covers...for instance Hank Williams/John Philip Sousa
best odd cover I ever heard The Holy Sisters of the Gaga Dada Paranoid (I see it's the 2nd Paranoid here, 1989 release, this band was "voted best alternative rock band of the year by LA Weekly" they started in 1981)
Roy

 

[Playbyear]

Texacala Jones rendition of the Marvin Gaye classic.