to cover Grand Drive's Talking In Your Sleep

to cover Sisters Are Doing It for Themselves

I always wanted to hear Gold by Prince covered by Oasis - in fact, I always suspected that he pinched the chorus from them.

A good friend of mine once said that he thought The Replacements' Unsatisfied would have sounded awesome if it had been covered by Nirvana. I think he's probably right.

covered by John Martyn. Bit late now.

by Tom Waits.

Here comes the night (evergreen 'Them' favourite)would be great as a duet for Elvis Costello and Bruce Springsteen. Elvis as the petulant, jilted voice in the verse and then Bruce comes in for the 'Woah Woah Woah...' and in to the chorus.

Be blinding that.

(note: there is a bootleg in existence of Bruce giving this song a run through at a soundcheck, but it's done in crap, slightly reggae style with 'The Band That Wasn't The E Street Band')

which song he wished he'd got Johnny Cash to sing before he died. It was "A Place In The Sun". Fuck it would have been good. Just sing a couple of lines to yourself and imagine JC's old gravelly voice. Makes me weep just to think about it.

'Grand Canyon'by the Magnetic Fields without hearing Emmylou Harris singing it.

I've always thought that Marc Almond would do a good version Of DDDBM&T's Last Night in Soho.

I always thought Big Me by the Foo Fighters sounded like a Lemonheads song. In turn, Something's Missing by the Lemonheads sound like an early Foos track.
Pavement's Box Elder sounded like The Wedding Present but they spotted that and covered it.

performed live by Portishead would be sensational.

doing Costello's Almost Blue

... 70's era Stevie Wonder doing a Superstition/Sir Duke flavoured version of Thin Lizzy's Emerald. Can you imagine those guitar lines played by a horn section!

... doing "Whole Lotta Love."

doing The Waterboy's "This Is The Sea"

...doing "Take A Chance On Me".

...doing "Battery" by Metallica. It'd be AMAZING.

The Beautiful South

Would have been good.

doing a duet with Nick Cave on 'Henry Lee'. Unfortunately the judges disagreed.

to sing " 1952 Vincent Black Lightning " I´d pay to hear that