Obviously The Mike Flowers Pops version of Wonderwall is far superior to that Oasis shite

Dear Mr Cope, Please do not sign anyone for the sake of it - that never ends well. If by deadline day you cannot sign anyone who would improve our squad - sign no-one (or if we really are short of bodies, a couple of loanees till Christmas). Money saved can then be spent in January, if something better comes along.

Dear Mr Cope, please read the wup posts from today and get a new signing done. We don’t even mind if he’s an absolute donkey, sick note or wage thief. We just need subject matter. Best wishes,

A really weird left field one but Mike Zito's version of "Little Red Corvette [Link]

Brian Sewell & Penelope Keith's version of ' Young, gifted & black' live at Cheam Scouts Hall did it for me :)

Sandy - fair point. Hadn't realised that Bruce wrote music and chorus - Patti came up with the verses.

As a covers album, The Spaghetti Incident is quite good actually

Does Patti Smith / Because the Night count as a cover as she co-wrote it?

A good idea [Link] but only if the video is unavailable to broadcasters otherwise you get "he was really offside", "she wasn't really offside", "he dived" etc etc from the media.

Also nods to Trigger and adds Stand By Me - Ki_Theory. In The End - Us. (And strangely) New Rose - G 'n' R

Leonard Cohen's 'Lover, Lover, Lover' as covered by Ian McCulloch - brilliant

Jerry Lee Lewis’s version of Sunday Morning Coming down is a great cover and Johnny Cash’s (and Alice in Chains) version of Time of the Preacher. In fact Johnny Cash’s version of pretty much anyone’s song.

Hip hop never sounded so better - [Link]

Definite thumbs up for the Sound Lounge in Sutton. We've been several times, and saw Easyskanking there last Friday, with DJ Jones, who DJ's in the Phoenix before and after games at PL.

Bit of a curveball but the Wheatus cover of A Little Respect was surprisingly good.

I Am The Walrus - Spooky Tooth. The Wind Cried Mary - The Hamsters. Lay Down - Mott the Hoople.

Nods to Trigger. "I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free" by Mavis Staples (with Levon Helm and friends).

Johnny Cash - Hurt

Rolf's Stairway to heaven can't be beaten:-)

nick - agree Curtis is good but Bettye owns it and at nearly 80 (she had hits in the sixties). [Link]

Curtis Stigers does a good version of that song OI

To keep the Dylan theme going "Things Have Changed" by Bettye Lavette

The Sound Lounge Sutton, a good place up coming bands.

Please Mr Postman by The Carpenters? Calling Occupants of Interplanetary Craft by The Carpenters. Valerie by Mark Ronson & Amy Winehouse. I fought the Law - The Clash. Because the Night - Patti Smith Group. Blinded by the Light - Mannfred Mann's Earthband. Superstar - The Carpenters.

My favourite band to see at the Boom Boom, unfortunately I don’t think they will be playing there when they come over in October as the boom boom have committed to only “tribute” bands [Link]