When is a cover song better than the original? Only you can decide. This week: The Polyphonic Spree takes on Nirvana’s “Lithium.” MAGNET’s Edward Fairchild pulls the pin. Take cover!
Tim DeLaughter and his cult share the Kool-Aid and cast some sunshine on “Lithium,” Kurt Cobain’s dark ode to finding religion as a last resort. This version was released on the Spree’s 2006 Wait EP. When Nirvana cut the original, Cobain blew out his voice. The Spree probably blew some minds.
The Cover:
The Original:
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It would be a lot better if the PS’s lead singer didn’t sound like Richard Simmons.
i love the polyphonic spree, but give me a break.
Official Ironman…Hmmm, judging by your name, i have to admit your opinion of my sounding like Richard Simmons does hold some weight, pun intended. I kinda agree with ya i guess.
I just wished I looked as good as he does in those sexy shorts, as I’m “sweating to the oldies”
Tim DeLaughter