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This is a Fleetwood Mac cover. It was written by Stevie Nicks around 1971 and recorded for Fleetwood Macs’ self-titled record in 1975.

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spacemanE wrote:
last month

It's definitely a logic failure, but the failure is that any original is automatically greater than any subsequent version. By this logic, once music is traced backwards in time far enough, the greatest and only original "song" is Adam motorboating Eve with a 'brrrrumsky' thrown in. Actually, he may be onto something here.

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himay333 wrote:
last month

GenesisOrbit wrote: I think it's funny when people say a cover is better than an original. Did the cover artist write the original? No? Then it's not better than the original plain and simple. That being said, it doesn't mean you can't prefer one to another. -- Logic failure here. When Hendrix covered All Along the Watchtower, Dylan basically gave him the song and said his cover was brilliant and totally killed the "original". All of this being said I think the original is better, but love this version (it actually introduced me to the song).

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winterplay wrote:
October 2011

this is an awful cover. but so awful that it's quite good? does that make sense? lol.

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CunningStunty wrote:
October 2011

This is for you daddy x

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T0Rtur3 wrote:
October 2011

Such a great cover.

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ArgylePikachu wrote:
July 2011

:(

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hegivesmefever wrote:
July 2011

"I’ve been afraid of changing cause i’ve built my life around you" ♥ Beautiful song

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kissesneverdie wrote:
June 2011

Bob Dylan would not cover Bieber. I love both versions, though I'm more inclined to this version just because I love SP more.

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Gohel wrote:
June 2011

I think it's funny when people say a cover is better than an original. Did the cover artist write the original? No? Then it's not better than the original plain and simple. [2] ==> That's a really stupid opinion. Do you really think that if, for example, Bob Dylan decided to cover Justin Bieber, Bieber's original would still be better ?

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Plastinaca wrote:
May 2011

I like this visceral version:)

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jenna_sets_fire wrote:
April 2011

<3

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thenearestdoor wrote:
January 2011

i think billy did a good job singing. great cover

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crabbypatties wrote:
January 2011

bout to burst into tears

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sweatbloodtears wrote:
December 2010

I think it's funny when people say a cover is better than an original. Did the cover artist write the original? No? Then it's not better than the original plain and simple. [2]

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bazong2010 wrote:
December 2010

Is'nt there a special kind of magic in this song? Nof even the worst brass band would be able to destroy it. I'm looking foward to every cover version I can get. It really touches my heart.

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Bub_Clifton wrote:
December 2010

Great cover.

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J-a-m-e-s_R wrote:
December 2010

br00tal

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GenesisOrbit wrote:
December 2010

I think it's funny when people say a cover is better than an original. Did the cover artist write the original? No? Then it's not better than the original plain and simple. That being said, it doesn't mean you can't prefer one to another. I happen to be a huge fan of this cover, and sometimes I'd prefer listening to it to the original. That's the beauty in music, you can like whatever you want to as long as it makes sense to you.

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PartySanCTG wrote:
November 2010

Also, this cover made me notice the song uses the same Travis-picking thing that was in The Beatles' Dear Prudence/Julia/Octopus' Garden and Pink Floyd's Brain Damage.

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PartySanCTG wrote:
November 2010

Good guitar work, but... people seriously think Billy does a good job with vocals here?! Well, no, I don't think so. As usual, I'd say he should've handed vocal duties to D'arcy or James. Probably D'arcy would've fit best.

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