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10 TERRIBLE Rock Cover Songs (Part 2)

There will always be an abundance of bad cover songs. This list looks at 10 terrible rock cover songs (part 2), ft. MGK, Limp Bizkit, Avril Lavigne, & more. 

10 TERRIBLE Rock Cover Songs (Part 2) ft. MGK, Limp Bizkit, Avril Lavigne, & More
All That Remains “The Thunder Rolls” (Garth Brooks)
5 Seconds Of Summer “American Idiot” (Green Day)
Avril Lavigne “Fuel” (Metallica)
Limp Bizkit “Faith” (George Michael)
Machine Gun Kelly “Aerials” (System Of A Down)
Motley Crue “Anarchy In The U.K.” (Sex Pistols)

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The Script “Lose Yourself” (Eminem)
Tantric “The Chain” (Fleetwood Mac)
Three Days Grace “Somebody That I Used To Know” (Gotye ft. Kimbra)
U2 “Fortunate Son” (Creedence Clearwater Revival)

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“Rock cover songs can be a divisive topic among music fans. While some artists are able to put their own unique spin on a classic track, others end up producing covers that are widely panned by critics and listeners alike. Two notable examples of poorly received rock cover songs are Machine Gun Kelly’s rendition of System of a Down’s “Aerials” and Limp Bizkit’s cover of George Michael’s “Faith.

In the case of MGK’s “Aerials” cover, fans criticized the rapper’s lack of vocal range and flat, uninspired performance, with one Redditor describing it as “the worst cover I’ve ever heard in my whole life”. Similarly, Limp Bizkit’s take on “Faith” was widely mocked for its cringeworthy attempt to transform the pop hit into a nu-metal track. These examples highlight how even established artists can struggle to successfully reinterpret beloved songs, often resulting in covers that fail to capture the spirit of the original.

While cover songs can be a fun way for musicians to pay homage to their influences, the success of such endeavors ultimately comes down to the artist’s ability to bring a fresh perspective while still respecting the core elements that made the original track so compelling. Subpar cover versions that simply pale in comparison to the original can end up doing more harm than good for an artist’s reputation.” (Perplexity)