This week the Indie 500 boys are visiting pit lane to talk everything cover songs. From beloved bangers to mind rending renditions and some that simply cannot be explained. Was Chris Cornell the best Ozzy stand in? Should you subject yourself to a classic song with it’s key changed? Can Breddy remember Will Dissly’s name? And exactly how many times is Sheryl Crow gonna come up in this thing? All these answers and more on today’s episode of The Indie 500 Podcast…00:00 Introduction to the Indie 500 Podcast

02:24 Welcome to the Pit Stop: Cover Songs Edition

03:44 Discussing the Worst Cover Songs

04:11 A Special Invocation for Cover Songs

08:22 Stevie Wonder's 'We Can Work It Out' Cover

16:03 Screaming Females Covering Sheryl Crow

29:57 Listener Contributions: Favorite Covers

40:57 Listener Contributions: Least Favorite Covers

44:08 Barbara Streisand's Cover of 'Life on Mars'

49:11 Critique of Cheryl Crow's 'Sweet Child of Mine' Cover

56:31 Debate on Johnny Cash's 'Hurt' Cover

01:03:08 Fantasy Covers: What Could Have Been

01:11:50 Live Covers: Unforgettable Performances

01:17:11 The Future of Rock: Tribute Bands and Legacy Acts

01:24:46 The Ship of Theseus and Styrofoam Monsters

01:25:01 Undercovers and Memorable Moments

01:27:58 Bear Jones' Cover Song Prompt

01:29:24 REM's Losing My Religion in Major Key

01:33:03 Cover Songs That Drive Us Insane

01:35:35 Iconic Covers and Their Impact

01:43:12 Naming Some Guys: Sports Edition

01:44:52 Naming Some Covers: Music Edition

01:46:54 The Debate on Covering Iconic Songs

01:49:19 Legendary Covers and Unique Renditions

01:54:11 Memorable Concert Experiences

01:55:56 The Man Who Sold the World and Other Stolen Songs

02:02:42 Final Thoughts and Special Guest Performance