Covers

the Maravines

Covers is the second compilation album, released as an audio download on Tuesday, January 1st, 2019. It is a collection of ten cover versions of famous songs, of which four of the songs were priorly released. "Runaway" is on their first single, "Who's Listening Now?" Appearing on compilation albums by Mint 400 Records are "Walk on the Wild Side" on  Transformed: A Tribute to Lou Reed , "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere" on  1967 , and "All Apologies" on  Mint 400 Records Presents In Utero . Chris Lee plays the acoustic guitar, the nylon string acoustic guitar, the electric guitar, the bass, the digital piano, the percussion, the drums, and sings. Evan Pope plays the acoustic guitar, the electric guitar, the bass, the digital piano, the percussion, sings, and plays the drums.  Covers  was first published on Bandcamp.com, and then on Youtube.com, on June 9th. Music critic Jim Testa from Jersey Beat writes that they "turn in a moving version of "Walk On The Wild Side" that captures Lou's empathy for the misfits and outcasts of society." Transformed: A Tribute to Lou Reed was released on compact disc and as an audio download by Mint 400 Records on October 14th, 2014. The music promotion company Pirate! notes that Lou Reed is a "gigantic influence on the Mint 400 Records roster." Their cover is one of the recommended songs on Transformed: A Tribute to Lou Reed , and it is classified as independent rock. Texas Tech University's K. T. X. T. features it on their October 15th, 2014 broadcast, where the cohost Ann Kapusta says that the listeners can "enjoy the jam." It was in rotation for several weeks, and played twice on the 27th. It was also on Sugarblast Radio's Signal to Noise broadcast on October 26th, as well as on The Late Risers' Club, on W. M. B. R., on Tuesday, November 4th, 2014. The song was on several times at the Chicago, Illinois' station CHIRP, and at the University of Honolulu's Radio C. U. H., in the fall of 2014. "Walk on the Wild Side" was aired at the University of Northern British Columbia's C. F. U. R., F. M. 88.7, in 2016, during the episode Under the Covers, a showcasing of cover songs by Nico & the Velvet Underground, and Lou Reed, on the program Britt A. M. The host says that this is a "beautiful cover, originally by Lou Reed [...] from his 1972 album, Transformer ," adding "boy that was a gorgeous, mournful ballad, just gorgeous." It is feaured on the radio cast The Overnightscape Underground , during the November 18th, 2022 program of Bumper Chain Cosmic #3, "His Musical Career." "It is refreshing to see groups like the Maravines subscribe to the "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" mentality," writes Shannon Moore of The Pop Break , on their cover of "You Ain't Goin' Nowhere." Written by Bob Dylan during his self-imposed exile, she feels it is a "true-to-form rootsy performance, and given the song's solitary overtones, this is a very appropriate treatment." The song received heavy rotation on the University of Miami's W. V. U. M., between the weeks of April 18th to June 20th, 2017. It is also played on George Mason University's W. G. M. U., at Elisabeth, New Jersey's E. P. S. Broadcasting, at Saint Lawrence University's K. S. L. U., and at Pierce College's K. P. C. R., throughout 2021, and 2022. Jim Appio, the writer at CoolDad Music , says that the "All Apologies" by Nirvana "gets the psychedelic treatment from The Maravines." Jim Testa of Jersey Beat considers their cover version among his favorites on the album, in a review where he notes that the roster has found the "psychedelic melodicism and garage-rock classicism buried in Cobain's compositions." Burlington, Vermont's W. R. U. V. played the song on February 25th, 2017. It appears in the November 4th, 2022 podcast of the Overnightscape Underground , during the Bumper Chain Cosmic #1 broadcast, Mabel's Strange Predicament. When asked by Mint 400 Records, to define the significance of In Utero  in regards to their recording of a cover version, Evan Pope writes that "rock music at its foundation started as a working class movement through the blues; highlighting real emotions and vulnerabilities. Clad in flannel, Kurt Cobain's music returned mainstream rock to its' blue collar roots." The early rehearsal of "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" was made during a rehearsal at Pearl Studios, in the winter of 2015. Their cover is played in the Overnightscape Underground 's program, Bumper Chain Cosmic, during the 13th episode named Hephaestus, on January 27th, 2023. The nylon string acoustic guitar is a handmade Stagg Classic. The acoustic guitar is a Yamaha AC3R, and the electric guitar is a Fender Stratocaster. The amplifier is an Orange Crush. The drum heads are Remo Ambassador Coated, and the kick head is an Aquarian Super Kick II. The cymbals, and the hi-hat are Zildjian. The drum sticks are Vic Firth. It was recorded at Pearl Studios, at 817 30th Street, in Union City, New Jersey, 07087, and at Prospector Studios, in Nutley, 07110, by Evan Pope, with additional recording by Chris Lee. The mixing is by Chris Lee, with additional mixing by Evan Pope, and the mastering is by Chris Lee. The recording, the mixing, and the mastering is with Acoustica Mixcraft Version 5. The microphones are a Blue Snowball, a Blue Bluebird, and a Sterling Audio ST. The front cover photograph is by Evan Pope, and the design is by Chris Lee. The artwork for Transformed: A Tribute to Lou Reed , 1967 ,  Mint 400 Records Presents In Utero , and the 1967 Web Poster, are by Mint 400 Records. The songs play for 29 minutes, and 47 seconds, and they are 38.2 megabytes. The audio in MPEG 1, Audio Layer III, in Stereophonic sound are in the VBR MP3 file list. The front cover, the back cover, the covers for Walk on the Wild Side on  Transformed , You Ain't Goin Nowhere on  1967,  All Apologies on  Mint 400 Records Presents In Utero,  and the  1967  web poster, are in the JPEG file list. The lyricists, writers, arrangers, musicians, their identification numbers, and the citations are in the Song List text file. Email for audio. The Corrs' music and lyric are by Atlantic / Lava / 143, Lou Reed by RCA Victor, the Byrds by Columbia, Randy Newman by Walt Disney, Del Shannon by BigTop, Lead Belly by Musicraft, John Denver by RCA, Pink Floyd by Capitol, Nirvana by DGC, and Blue Öyster Cult by Columbia. The renditions are free, with attribution to the writers. Covers is the twenty first  release . The previous is  Nylon Covers , and following is Worm's Eye View .