[ SECRET POST #5332 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5332 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

I mean, you don't necessarily have to get over it and appreciate the original. I can think of a handful of songs where I prefer a cover version to the original. It happens.

[(Anonymous)]

^ This!

[(Anonymous)]

Yep. There's also some songs/musicals where I am attached to a specific cast and all others sound WRONG.

[(Anonymous)]

This seems to happen to me with every musical I watch!

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, but sometimes the cover is a great re-interpretation of something that's kind of shitty or gross or even just bland, and that's the point of engaging with that cover. Enjoy what you enjoy! Don't let the "but the ORIGINAL CAST" people get you down!

[tabaqui]

Sometimes, the cover is *better*. No worries, OP - just like what you like!

[(Anonymous)]

OP, please rethink this. Sometimes the cover IS better or at least, more to your taste. I prefer Rascal Flatts’ version of Life is a Highway over Tom Cochrane’s, and Manfred Mann’s Earth Band version of Blinded by the Light is superior to Bruce Springsteen’s, IMO.

So relax. You have a version you like, and that’s just fine. If anyone gets on your ass about what version you like better, tell them to take a long walk off a tall cliff.

[iff_and_xor]

I really wish someone would record and release a studio version of Ryan McCartan singing "Dead Girl Walking" with switched pronouns. I love his voice and how much fun he's clearly having with it.

Ryan McCartan - "Dead Girl Walking" (Best of Pronoun Showdown)