Paul Anka wrote it, Buddy Holly recorded it just before his death and made it famous. Many have covered it, but none as good as Linda.
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The post expresses enthusiasm for cover songs and invites community interaction, but it lacks detailed examples or personal insights to deepen the discussion.
The thread opens with enthusiasm for cover songs, emphasizing how they can sometimes surpass originals. Members share their favorites, showing a variety of tastes in music. Discussion includes numerous artists from different genres, showcasing the diverse landscape of reinterpretations.12
As the conversation progresses, certain covers receive both praise and criticism. Participants express differing opinions on whether some adaptations maintain the spirit of the originals or improve upon them, with examples ranging from classic rock to contemporary pop.34
Towards the end, a consensus emerges about the subjective nature of music preferences. Participants agree that while some covers resonate more than others, the creativity behind these reinterpretations is worthy of appreciation. This sentiment solidifies the positive view of cover songs.56
"I feel that the cover can be much better than the original song."
"This girl has a beautiful voice. Here she is singing one of my favourite songs ever."
The thread reflects a strong appreciation for cover songs, though opinions vary widely. Overall, participants celebrate the reinterpretation of favorites and recognize their artistic value.
There are a few brilliant covers on that Nirvana Unplugged but this is my favourite as well, great choice.Nirvana - Where Did You Sleep Last Night