Yawn

digging oliver's army

I love how these just sound like new Bayside songs (if you're unfamiliar with the original song)

this makes me extremely excited about a new Bayside album

Sounds great

The dual guitars in "Moving Out' are a perfect fit.

Runaway and Be my baby are my most-anticipated for sure.

A couple of these are so old that not even my parents who are in their 50s listened to them and I don't know them. I feel like a little kid. Still anything new by Bayside is always exciting. And they did an incredible job with Movin Out.

The only song I'm not familiar with is Oliver's Army. The rest sound like wonderful covers paying tribute to the originals with Bayside's distinct style. Glad its called Covers Volume 1, because that implies there could be more volumes in the future. Wonder if this will be a genre thing?

I wish I knew these songs *sigh*

If you don't know Van Morrison songs you should stop listening to Bayside or anything else and listen to him

Really wish more of these type of songs would get covered.

I haven't listened to Bayside in years, but I might check this out for Wild Night. I used to be obsessed with that song.

Originally Posted by Keele

The only song I'm not familiar with is Oliver's Army. The rest sound like wonderful covers paying tribute to the originals with Bayside's distinct style. Glad its called Covers Volume 1, because that implies there could be more volumes in the future. Wonder if this will be a genre thing?

I really hope they keep up with the covers. More bands should do covers of songs they grew up with, were inspired by, or love. It really gives you greater appreciation to see a band not only pay tribute to artists that have helped shape their sound but also showcase the unique sound of the band as it twists the original song into something that can be appreciated differently. It also is a great experience for fans to keep up with influences of the bands they currently listen to. I personally have been finding myself listening to a lot of late 80s and early 90s to get a better picture of what inspired a lot of the artists I listen now and what elements really stand out today that were used back then.

all these soudn great, but yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesh at the Runaway cover. i LOVE that song too...might be my favorite 50's song too, and i was exepcting better from the 'whiny' why why why part