Johnny Cash Covers NIN

[thecreech]

Wow, i didn't know what to think. I just heard about it. I downloaded the song and he did a great job with it IMO.

[Joe]

I just don't have any words.

[Joe Momma]

Wow, i didn't know what to think. I just heard about it. I downloaded the song and he did a great job with it IMO.

I was surprised how well most of the covers on "The Man Comes Around" worked. His cover of Personal Jesus took me a couple of listens, but it quickly grew on me.

Have you listened to anything from the other America cover albums JC did (The Man Comes Around being the fourth in the series, AFAICT)? I haven't had a chance to pick them up yet.

-- Joe Momma

[thecreech]

Wow, i didn't know what to think. I just heard about it. I downloaded the song and he did a great job with it IMO.

I was surprised how well most of the covers on "The Man Comes Around" worked. His cover of Personal Jesus took me a couple of listens, but it quickly grew on me.

Have you listened to anything from the other America cover albums JC did (The Man Comes Around being the fourth in the series, AFAICT)? I haven't had a chance to pick them up yet.

-- Joe Momma

No haven't, i don't have the money for it right now. and by the way the song was Hurt for those of you wondering

[aphexmonster]

last time nine inch nails were in town here they did " on the road again " ... jonny cash also has a marilyn manson cover as well.

JC likes doing alot of strange coveres for no reason

[thecreech]

l" ... jonny cash also has a marilyn manson cover as well

Really? how did that turn out, Which song?

[aphexmonster]

l" ... jonny cash also has a marilyn manson cover as well

Really? how did that turn out, Which song?

" White trash " get down on your knees

time for cake and sodomy ^_~

[Bug-Eyed Earl]

I read about a Johnny Cash tribute album with Henry Rollins singing "Lonesome, On'ry, and Mean."

[Peregrin Toker]

I've seen it been done the other way 'round. For example, the black/death metal band Finntroll once did a metal cover of a swedish folk song called "Vargtimmen." Of course, Finntroll's particular brand of metal is already influenced by folk music and Finnish polka, so you couldn't hear much of a difference anyway.