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Jay Leavitt

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Las Vegas, Nevada, US

https://www.jayleavitt.com/links/tool_cover.JPG

Aug 13 14 04:16 pm Link

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kickfight

Posts: 35054

Portland, Oregon, US

Hope For The Future RESTORED. borat

Aug 13 14 04:22 pm Link

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T Brown

Posts: 2460

Traverse City, Michigan, US

Ef'n Ay!! that rocks...

Aug 13 14 04:25 pm Link

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T Brown

Posts: 2460

Traverse City, Michigan, US

check out this ozzy cover

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXkkS4H … Yn8O_iWmbQ


I'm going through all of them now..

Chain of fools...this lil girl kills it..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zx6LhBv … Q&index=35

Aug 13 14 04:30 pm Link

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GK photo

Posts: 31025

Laguna Beach, California, US

haha! very cool. i was going to say that they must have been from hoity toity school system to afford those mics, but a studio in nashville let them record in it.

very nice.

i love the idiot commentators that want to nitpick nuances in their rendition. chumps.

Aug 13 14 04:45 pm Link

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T Brown

Posts: 2460

Traverse City, Michigan, US

Check out this G&R cover

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XT8upWE … Yn8O_iWmbQ

Aug 13 14 04:57 pm Link

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Model Sarah

Posts: 40987

Columbus, Ohio, US

That's really old but I love it every time I hear it. smile

Look how many kids they had to get to replicate 4 guys doing a song. tongue

Aug 13 14 06:00 pm Link

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Managing Light

Posts: 2678

Salem, Virginia, US

Model Sarah wrote:
Look how many kids they had to get to replicate 4 guys doing a song. tongue

But they're middle school kids - and spectacular talents.  The drummer killed me!

Aug 13 14 07:14 pm Link

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GK photo

Posts: 31025

Laguna Beach, California, US

Model Sarah wrote:
That's really old but I love it every time I hear it. smile

Look how many kids they had to get to replicate 4 guys doing a song. tongue

well....tool did use overdubs on the record, and the percussion sounds are triggered samples when they play the song live.

and they are freaking middle school kids! smile

they could have done without the piano, but it's not too much of a distraction.

Aug 13 14 07:49 pm Link

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Zack Zoll

Posts: 6895

Glens Falls, New York, US

Model Sarah wrote:
That's really old but I love it every time I hear it. smile

Look how many kids they had to get to replicate 4 guys doing a song. tongue

Yeah, and all the NIN records were one guy wink

But seriously.  AWESOME.

Aug 13 14 08:54 pm Link

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DwLPhoto

Posts: 808

Palo Alto, California, US

The greatest hit of Disturbed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66gSvNeqevg


.

Aug 14 14 04:22 am Link

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Model Sarah

Posts: 40987

Columbus, Ohio, US

GK photo wrote:

well....tool did use overdubs on the record, and the percussion sounds are triggered samples when they play the song live.

and they are freaking middle school kids! smile

they could have done without the piano, but it's not too much of a distraction.

I'm kidding guys calm down.

I love the drummer kid. He's like trying really hard and simultaneously saying; "fuck yeah!"

Aug 14 14 07:26 am Link

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Kyle T Edwards

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St Catharines, Ontario, Canada

I've been listening to O'Keefe's students for a bit now, and I still can't get over "46 & 2" (though I'll always have a soft spot for "You Could Be Mine."  That one girl rocked the vocals).  They have a link somewhere, where you can download all of their songs for free, legitimately.

Aug 14 14 09:02 am Link

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T Brown

Posts: 2460

Traverse City, Michigan, US

Kyle T Edwards wrote:
I've been listening to O'Keefe's students for a bit now, and I still can't get over "46 & 2" (though I'll always have a soft spot for "You Could Be Mine."  That one girl rocked the vocals).  They have a link somewhere, where you can download all of their songs for free, legitimately.

I love how she cracks up at the end, priceless...

Aug 14 14 09:09 am Link

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Kev Lawson

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Las Vegas, Nevada, US

F'ing amazing talent. There is hope for the future generation even if a few of the kids come out like these.

Where is the little like button on here?? smile

Aug 14 14 09:12 am Link

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Herman Surkis

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Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

WTF!!!

No auto-tune.

What were they thinking of?

(sarcasm alert)

Aug 14 14 11:00 am Link

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Robb Mann

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Baltimore, Maryland, US

Why is only the keyboardist in B&W?

Aug 14 14 07:22 pm Link

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E Thompson Photography

Posts: 719

Hyattsville, Maryland, US

Robb Mann wrote:
Why is only the keyboardist in B&W?

Artistic license.

Aug 14 14 08:05 pm Link

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Rudy Joggerst

Posts: 396

Las Vegas, Nevada, US

wow, love this

Aug 14 14 08:30 pm Link

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J-Ryze

Posts: 35

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Absolutely stunning rendition, by a super-talented and passionate group. Huge props to everyone involved, and thanks for sharing this.

Just rekindled my love of Tool.

P.S. Someone else was in black&white also (guitar or bass methinks).

Aug 16 14 06:01 pm Link

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