312 mixes with tracks by “The Bad Plus”

Covers are a Jazz tradition. Here are some of the ones I think are really cool.

In a parallel universe where posters of Duke Ellington decorated the walls of of teenage girls, and Led Zepplin was the music of coffee shops and poets... the music of rock sounded like this.

Here are a few of my favorite versions of one of the few genuine modern classics. I think Kurt Cobain would dig a few of these.

Humans take on the machines. Non-electronic covers of electronic tracks.

A 5 hour, 68-song playlist of cover songs. Including covers by (and of) Radiohead, The Shins and The Postal Service.

Do the Milankovich Cycle & Chill out. Do Make Say Think, Fleet Foxes, Neil Young, M. Ward.

Electronic musicians don't often record cover songs, probably because they spend so much time remixing, producing, and DJing songs by other artists. But these 9 artists saw something worth recasting in their own image - whether a faithful recreation or a complete re-imagining.

Check out these unlikely classics from Holy Ghost!, Modeselektor, Edwin van Cleef, and more.

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Several hours of music featuring music from several genres. Includes The Breeders, Fleetwood Mac, and Kings of Leon.
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75 of my favorite cover songs. Track list here: http://badicalturboradness.blogspot.com/2012/03/covers-http8tracks....

Yet another 3 hours of studying music. If you don't know it after this, it ain't worth learnin'.

instrumentals without words

Two Friends and long time music lovers have a conversation that speaks volumes and says nothing. Eight Loving tracks by Grateful dead, As One, and James Gang