Top ten songs you would like to hear the MMJ cover

Started by TheManaconda, Feb 08, 2009, 01:18 AM

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xmascriminal

QuoteBrown Sugar
Sway
Wild Horses
Can't You Hear Me Knocking
You Gotta Move
Bitch
I Got the Blues
Sister Morphine
Dead Flowers
Moonlight Mile

In that order...  ;)

Fully agreed. That would be the most amazing thing ever.

Murph

Raspberry Beret by Prince.  Ill think of the rest later.

Ruckus

Quote
Quotephish "farmhouse"
a perfect circle "3 libras"

Phish is 1 of my favorite bands, but if those are your 2 wishful choices, you should have you forum card suspended..seriously  :-/

Id rather hear them cover Ace of Base than either of those....seriously
Can You Put Your Soft Helmet On My Head

NoVa_NoLa

Dancin' In the Streets -- either the original or Bowie/Jagger version.
Bang a Gong -- T.Rex
Pale Shelter -- Tears for Fears
Take Me to the River -- any version

...5-10 later  :)

capt. scotty

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Quotephish "farmhouse"
a perfect circle "3 libras"

Phish is 1 of my favorite bands, but if those are your 2 wishful choices, you should have you forum card suspended..seriously  :-/

Id rather hear them cover Ace of Base than either of those....seriously

I was about 6 shots deep on Early Times when I replied to that  :) and was chillaxed to the fullest, broheim, but those just struck me as very odd songs you would want to hear them play, and I like Phish just about as much as MMJ.

Id rather hear the play I Saw The Sign....seriously  :D
The thing is, Bob, it's not that I'm lazy, it's that I just don't care. - Peter Gibbons

AMightyCaporal

I really wanted them to play Will2k by Will Smith on New Years Eve-  that would have rocked socks
Oh I'll never say I knew you, but my heart can't wait to meet you on the other side

lazybones

On the Border and One of these Nights by the Eagles.  The falsetto in the latter always reminds me of Jim.  Oh, and the entire Cure Album- Kiss me, Kiss me, Kiss me.  Great Album imo and I think the songs would translate very well.  Give it a listen if you haven't.
"There are only two kinds of songs; there's the blues, and there's zip-a-dee-doo-dah."
-Townes Van Zandt

lazybones

I'd also like hear a rocking Sugar Magnolia (GD) next NYE.  Jim also said he do "Brown Eyed Women" when asked what GD song he'd cover.  I think they'd do it justice to say the least.   I ablsolutley love their version of The Bands "It Makes no Difference"  Those songs have a very similar emotional tone.
"There are only two kinds of songs; there's the blues, and there's zip-a-dee-doo-dah."
-Townes Van Zandt

ralph

'I Dont Want To Talk About It' by Crazy Horse.  Although Danny Whitten's voice on the original is one of the most heartbreaking vocal performances committed to tape, I'd love to hear Jim's take on this song.

Another one would be 'A House Is Not A Motel' by Love.  Dueling guitar solo at the end would be manic...
At my house, we call them uh-ohs.

Isobella

"When Will You Come" Galaxie 500
"Please Don't Take MY Sunshine" Sparklehorse
"Astronaut" Luna
"The Fleecing" Pedro the Lion
"Snow" Pernice Brothers

folieadeux322

Dylan - Boots of Spanish Leather
Cheap Trick - I Want You to Want Me
Radiohead - Fake Plastic Trees
Richard Thompson - 1952 Black Vincent Lightning  
Cher - Gypsies, Tramps, and Thieves
The Band - Rockin' Chair
Beach Boys - Sloop John B
Built to Spill - Twin Falls
The Boss - Land of Hopes and Dreams
Carpenters - Rainy Days and Mondays


These are just songs I love that popped into my head. After looking back at the list I think they could kill any of these songs.

Take off those glasses and let down your hair for me...

Jbones72

Not sure if they've done any of these yet: in no particular order.

1. Debris-Faces
2. Keep Me Cryin'-Al Green
3. When You Awake-The Band
4. To Love Somebody-Flying Burrito Bros.
5. Here Tonight-Gene Clark w/ F.B.B
6. Rotten Peaches-Elton John
7. Silver Train-Stones
8. That's All It Took-Gram Parsons
9. Everybody Is A Star-Sly&The Family Stone
10. Only You Know And I Know-Delaney&Bonnie

Laid Low

Guess I'm gonna have to turn in my "Forum Card" because my wishlist is a little different than yours....ha yeah right.

Doesn't Jim always say it's a goal of the band to prove to people that all music really isn't that different than people think it is.

I think that mmj playing 3 libra's live with like a full orchestra backing them would be BAD ASS and if you don't agree with me then maybe you should turn in your forum card?
its not a head full of pills or amphetamines

the sun and moon

I really really really really want to hear "I'm On Fire" again. Really. They're covered it before, but they need to do it again.

AMightyCaporal

Oh I'll never say I knew you, but my heart can't wait to meet you on the other side

Soulshine

Crying- TVOTR
Go Or Go Ahead- Rufus Wainwright
Because we're all in this together...


Bumbeli

I'd like to hear them cover "Stuck inside the mobile with the memphis blues again" or "I'm not there", both by Dylan. I enjoy JJ perfomance of Going to acuapulco on the I'm not there OST, so I think it might work with other Dylan songs as well.
Other songs would be:
Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song" maybe, "Like Hurricane" or "Harvest Moon" by Neil Young, something by Pearl Jam, preferaby something that rocks and Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb.
I don't know if they would fit, but those are some of the songs I'd like to hear them play.
Feelings hour, every tuesday morning.
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Ruckus

Why not ;)

City of Immigrants - Steve Earle
Penny on the Train Tracks - Ben Kweller
Mr. Jones -  Counting Crows
Purple Toupee - They Might Be Giants
Pancho and Lefty - Willie and Merle
Aiesha - ABC
Can You Put Your Soft Helmet On My Head

wakebord

The Band:  The Night they Drove Ol Dixie Down
The Band:  King Harvest Has Surely Come
The Band:  When You Awake
Dylan/The Band:  I Shall Be Released -- this could be potentially amazing.
Queen:  Fat Bottomed Girls
Bowie/Mercury:  Under Pressure
Rolling Stones:  Beast of Burden
Rolling Stones:  Loving Cup
The Eagles:  Desperado
Neil Young:  Are You Ready for the Country
Neil Young:  Down by the River