Artist	Song	Buy
The Leland Stanford Junior University Marching Band	Roundabout (Yes)
Tom Jones With The Cardigans	Burning Down The House (Talking Heads)
Nouvelle Vague	Too Drunk To Fuck (Dead Kennedys)
William Shatner With Joe Jackson	Common People (Pulp)
The Gipsy Kings	Hotel California (The Eagles)
Guy Mann-Dude	Paint It Black (Rolling Stones)
Beatallica	Sgt. Hetfield's Motorbreath Pub Band (Beatles)
Anal Cunt	Staying Alive (Oi! Version) (Beegees)
Stereo Total	Push It (Salt N Pepa)
Cibo Matto	The Candy Man (Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory/Sammy Davis Jr)
Billy Idol	Heroin (The Velvet Underground)
Bing Ji Ling	You Shook Me All Night Long (AC/DC)
The Cardigans	Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Black Sabbath)
Scissor Sisters	Comfortably Numb (Pink Floyd)
The Bad Plus	Smells Like Teen Spirit (Nirvana)
Bjork and PJ Harvey	Satisfaction (Rolling Stones)
Uncle Tupelo	I Wanna Be Your Dog (The Stooges)
Sonic Youth	Superstar (The Carpenters)
Lou Reed	This Magic Moment (The Drifters)
lb.	Angie (Rolling Stones)
Langley Schools Music Project	The Long And Winding Road (The Beatles)

Comment:

A fun collection of unusual cover songs. I think my initial plan was to not have any band's songs being repeated, but I ended up with 2 Beatles songs and 3 Rolling Stones songs; so much for that. There's a few of these that are more obscure and somewhat hard to track down, but they're definitely worth seeking out: Guy Mann-Dude's "Paint It Black" is a ridiculously shred-heavy instrumental cover which a friend of mine discovered looking for the original, Bing Ji Ling turns "You Shook Me All Night Long" into Prince-style sex-funk in a surprisingly effective manner, and Billy Idol's rendition of "Heroin" has been dubbed by All Music Guide as "the worst cover of anything ever", but is so ridiculously filled with early 90's dance-music cliches that it's unintentionally hillarious. On a sad note, while trying to find the url to their track, I just found out Beatallica (AKA the world's best heavy metal Beatles cover band) were shut down by the man.

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