Because I'm listening to stoof.
To me, it's adding something to the original.
For instance when Muse covered Feelin' Good, they took the Nina Simone version, which added jazz to the original Cy Grant version, and then placed a bit of rock to it, making something AMAZING.
Cy Grant Version
Nina Simone Version
Muse Version
There's a clear evolution of the song, and that is what I look for when I listen to a cover. I want the song to mean something more than what it was when it started.
Another thing I look for is a re-interpretation of a song. The best example of this is Hurt.
When Johnny Cash covered it, he switched the perspective from a young man wondering why the world was so cruel to him to an old man lamenting how cruel he was to the world.
Trent Reznor Version
Johnny Cash Version
What do you guys look for in a good cover? 3nodding
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