(36/54) This harmonic, symphonic performance by Saranghae Army, a Korean group, is for some reason that I cannot explain subtitled en espaรฑol (y muy, muy bueno! No es desgraciado!): https://youtu.be/Pe91xFyE8p4
#SaranghaeArmy #Korean #SpanishSubtitles #SubtitlesEnEspaรฑol #Creep #Radiohead #cover
(37/54) This simple acoustic recording by Violet Orlandi is mostly understated (and very nicely so) but becomes more complex and layered (which Iโm not totally convinced about) towards the crescendo: https://youtu.be/nvWOJcqyFW0
(38/54) This breathy but melodic vocal and guitar cover from Jada Facer is quite nicely done but I would enjoy it more with 50% less reverb: https://youtu.be/ktnOsnWut4o
(39/54) Chase Eaglesonโs cover is another acoustic guitar and mostly mellow/softly sung, sometimes almost whispered, but he does a great job of the crescendo, too: https://youtu.be/EjWAdKWEVUE
(40/54) This one from Pennsylvania band First to Eleven is really enjoyable: https://youtu.be/jY1ElVKYsSA
(41/54) Another string quartet? Why, yes! This one is from Thalia Strings and has some delightful cello playing to fill in for the fact that thereโs no vocals: https://youtu.be/_yiQJmvaxZc
#ThaliaStrings #StringQuartet #instrumental #Creep #Radiohead #cover
(42/54) Too many instrumentals? I donโt know, but this guitar and cello performance by Old Wine is quite good: https://youtu.be/K_U5-GbPgi0
(43/54) Wait, what? Another guitar and cello duo? Have I fallen into a guitar/cello singularity? Ok, Iโll allow it. Austin Duo: https://youtu.be/OArDYpAbdYc
(44/54) This one from 798 Cello Duet has guitar (off camera this time) and cello, too, but also vocals: https://youtu.be/YP6udzsoyRM
(45/54) A live philharmonic performance with vocals by โTAKEOVER! by Miki & Max Mutzkeโ contains a lot of plucked violin and cello, and starts off fairly mellow but wow does the singer have a set of pipes when he hits the crescendo of the song: https://youtu.be/m9vaFOxYPbg
#TAKEOVER #TKVR #MikiAndMaxMutzke #PhilharmonieEssen #philharmonic #Creep #Radiohead #cover
(46/54) An acoustic cover with a scenic music video from Dave Winkler: https://youtu.be/mlaIvrLXO1c
(47/54) A simple but quite nicely performed home recording (with a little multi-track layering/harmonizing) from Sofia Lim, who appears to be a relative newcomer without a lot of subscribers thus far: https://youtu.be/0FlT4XLC_aY
(48/54) Simple vocal and ukulele by Chloe Moriondo, who Iโve never heard of (I may be from the wrong generation?) but has over 3M subscribers and 11M views on this video (thatโs a lot!): https://youtu.be/ixlC5Uthyfo
#Chloe Morindo #Creep #Radiohead #cover
(49/54) Iโm giving this one a pass on not being a *video* per se, but a still with audio, because it stands out as so different โ a house mix cover. Gamper & Dadoni feat. Ember Island Remix: https://youtu.be/8HWVegyvLxI
#GamperAndDadoni #EmberIsland #Remix #house #Creep #Radiohead #cover
(50/54) Apparently Pau Villarreal is the drummer for a band called The Warning, but this is a solo vocal and piano performance (semi-lowfi recording; hifi vocals, especially as the song builds): https://youtu.be/A6Y4XpBxjU0
(51/54) I wasnโt sure what to expect from the look of this the thumbnail on this one from Scruffpuppie, but itโs quite a nice, if kind of stripped down/unpolished performance: https://youtu.be/21pmMyZNvGc
(52/54) I really want this 43 second vignette from Melina Melle to be the full song, because it is hauntingly pretty with her voice in the unlikely acoustics of a stairwell: https://youtu.be/F9BVG31Owz0
(53/54) Bringing us home, after over 50 covers โฆ the OG version weโre all familiar with, by Radiohead themselves (always among the best, no matter what): https://youtu.be/XFkzRNyygfk
Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
(54/54) To top it all off and finish the list, a magnificent live performance, again actually performed by Radiohead themselves: https://youtu.be/US0CUegPr3g
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That's all I've found so far that's fit to share.
Can you find any other worthy covers to share? Reply and let me know! I'd love to find some gems that YouTube has not seen fit to show me yet. :)
The last two *covers* in the above thread, YouTube only just surfaced to me weeks after I found most of them.
(Addendum) (56/54?!)
Found another worthy cover! Published 2mo ago, by someone named DIOHNE. She doesn't belt the crescendo, but I really like the emotion in her delivery.
(Addendum) (57/54?!)
Oh, wow, Pentatonix covered Creep, now. I guess they must have seen my thread. ;) Gosh, that's a much harder sound than their usual. Interesting stuff. I wish there were video of them singing it.
(Addendum) (58/54?)
How did I not find this cover by the *inimitable* Puddles Pity Party in my original Creep rabbit hole deep-dive?!
#PuddlesPityParty #SadClown #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
(Addendum) (59/54?)
This one is a bit questionable as to whether it qualifies, since it is only a **partial** cover of Creep, but it probably warrants a mention.
Tom Ellis as Lucifer in the show Lucifer singing part of Creep.
#Lucifer #TvShow #LuciferShow #TomEllis #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
(Addendum) (60/54?)
Another instrumental cover. This one is a solo piano cover in which pianist Aurรฉlien Salvi does a pretty good job of the crescendo of the song.
#AurรฉlienSalvi #Salvi #instrumental #PianoSolo #piano #music #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
(Addendum) (61/54?)
Shout-out to Ashlena and her reaction to Haley Reinhart/PMJ's majestic cover of "Creep", in which she also referenced a couple of others from this thread. YouTube knew I had to see the video. https://youtu.be/9v2VQk0TPGY
The fun thing is that Ashlena also pointed out a cover I *HADN'T* ever seen/heard!
#Ashlena #Reaction #MusicReaction
Here it is:
Kina Grannis' cover of "Creep" starts out fairly quiet/mellow. Solo on acoustic guitar. Her voice is great. Strong but with an ethereal quality. This isn't a blow-you-away-with-the-crescendo one, but it's very nice.
(Addendum) (62/54?)
Found another couple of covers (you've been holding out on me, YouTube!).
Here's one from Vera Veronicka: https://youtu.be/TrmECSEQ-94?si=ln9GPBJhy_LKT3Pa
It's a fairly restrained version, but it's really nice.
(Addendum) (63/54?)
This is a slow burn cover accompanied by piano and strings from Fatin Majidi. They've definitely gone for a haunting feel with post-production on her voice. I'm not convinced her voice needed it, but it's a valid artistic choice.
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YouTube keeps on finding me new covers!
This one of a pretty nice A Capella (Acapella) version by Sigma'capella. Timing is a bit different, which tripped me up a bit, but I do like it.
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Next up in the flood of new recs, Bubble Dia. I like her take in a lower key than some, and a (musical/singing) run on a single "run" rather than a "run run run run" during that crescendo. Nicely done.
(Addendum) (66/54?)
It's time for YouTube to show me some new Creep covers! Some brand new, perhaps some that just didn't show up for me before.
This one by Frank Watkinson is restrained and poignant. ๐
#FrankWatkinson #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
(Addendum) (67/54?)
This one by Social Repose is quite a vibe, both visual and auditory. The guitar is a bit heavier rock than most in this.
(Addendum) (68/54?)
This one from Connie Park is very scaled back. Audio isn't the best, and she skips the crescendo, which is a little disappointing ... but it is sweetly soft, so I'm including it.
(Addendum) (69/54?)
This one from leejean (๋ฆฌ์ง) has a full jazz lounge sound. It feels inspired by PMJ's arrangement, but with a different vocal take.
#leejean #๋ฆฌ์ง #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
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This one from Lucy Ellis has a sort of dreamy synth pop feel with a sprinkle of slightly grungy LoFi sound here and there.
(Addendum) (71/54?)
This one from Rockmina goes quite hard. Very nice, quite metal in places! Some harsh guitar and some nice variation between clean vocals and vocal fry.
(Addendum) (72/54?)
Solo on acoustic guitar, Catie Turner's version here is belted out in places, quiet in others. She's got quite a voice.
... as a bonus, to compare with the home recording above, here's a studio recording she did 2 years later. Definitely a different take with a bit more dynamic range than her earlier video.
(Addendum) (73/54?)
Jaxx Davis' cover of Creep appears mostly to be a live-recorded performance, but Jaxx has definitely laid down a few extra bits in post. The distortion added to the guitar is sometimes a *little* heavy, but Jaxx's voice is very pretty and tuneful.
(Addendum) (74/54?)
A really nice duet version of Creep by Santino Salvadore and Ghija with some pretty nice harmonies at times (occasionally a liiittle bit pitchy, but still really good). I *really* enjoyed the contrast between their voices.
#SantinoSalvadore #Ghija #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
(Addendum) (75/54?)
The Cleverlys really made this their own in this bluegrass cover. Steel string guitar, banjo, upright bass, and a couple of tweaked lyrics. Very nice.
#TheCleverlys #bluegrass #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
(Addendum) (76/54?)
A little different! 1600 people, with some clever arrangement and a conductor, accompanied on the theremin?! That's Pub Choir's cover. You've got to give it to these Aussies.
#PubChoir #AstridJorgensen #choir #theremin #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
(Addendum) (77/54?)
A French version! An upbeat, *funk*, French version of Creep! From Jeanne Bonjour, with a fun video. Nice. :)
(Addendum) (78/54?)
Another really strong, simple cover from a young Quรฉbรฉcois artist, Charlotte Cardin, accompanied on acoustic guitar -- and it appears to be recorded live outdoors.
#CharlotteCardin #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
(Addendum) (79/54?)
This cover from rosecoloredworld is a self-proclaimed "Rock Cover", but to me it also feels like it's got a strong skate punk vibe, too. Good stuff! Solid band and strong vocals!
#rosecoloredworld #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
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Another solo on acoustic guitar. Simple, well done by Sarah Jane.
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Anne-Marie Choon's cover is another solo on acoustic. A little less gregarious than some, and a little grittier, but really quite nice.
#AnneMarieChoon #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
(Addendum) (82/54?)
This one's a really smooth vocal from singer Michaela, accompanied by George ... Guitarist(?!) on electric guitar. I love when people belt the crescendo, but this one stays smooth throughout without belting, but still sounds great.
#GeorgeGuitarist #Michaela #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
(Addendum) (83/54?)
Gabzito's version is pretty good. Solo on electric.
#Gabzito #GabzitoMusic #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
(Addendum) (84/54?)
Gotta love a piano player-singer's take. A really nice cover with some smoooth vocal stylings from vocalist/pianist Charles Jones. This one truly is a gem amidst the rough.
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A slightly older cover, from 15 years ago, by Shayliff aka Shay Bailiff. Solo on acoustic guitar. Pretty good crescendo.
Bonus cover: Shay Bailiff along with Michael Brown, 9 years ago. Includes harmonies as well as extra musical accompaniment. The crescendo is even better.
#Shayliff #ShayBailiff #MichaelBrown #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
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A fairly bare-bones but nicely done cover by Lena Hall, accompanied on electric guitar and drums. Lena puts a lot of power into her voice in this.
(Addendum) (87/54?)
Joel Harper-Jackson and Lauren Byrne's cover has weird shakycam video choices, but they're both really (really) good. I was quite surprised at Harper-Jackson's switch to head voice at one point, and they make beautiful harmonies together, ranging from quiet to belting and what I'm fairly sure is mixed voice for both of them at times (though I am no expert). Accompaniment is simple strummed acoustic. Fantastic cover! This is another highly-ranked one for me.
#LaurenByrne #JoelHarperJackson #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
(Addendum) (88/54?)
As one might expect from a track involving Halocene (in this case Caleb Hyles and Halocene), this goes full on hard rock at times, with power vocals, and some definite metal parts, with some fry scream in parts. What I wasn't quite expecting was quiet synth parts. I really like the dynamics of this performance!
#Halocene #CalebHyles #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
(Addendum) (89/54?)
How on EARTH did I manage to get this far down the rabbit hole before stumbling across a Leo Moracchioli cover?! Wow! This is truly a travesty that I didn't get to include this far sooner.
It is of course metal. :) Would you expect anything else from Leo? No, you would not.
#LeoMoracchioli #FrogLeapStudios #FrogLeap #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
(Addendum) (90/54?)
Melodic-melodic-melodic-melodic-melodic-death-metal-break-melodic-melodic-end. Not bad, Norman Nathan. :)
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Rock vibe vocals with acoustic backing? Pretty nice cover from Atlus.
(Addendum) (92/54?)
Oceans' cover of Creep is jam-packed with harsh metal vocals and emotional punch. Alas, just an album cover. No true video.
(Addendum) (93/54?)
LoFi dream-like vocals with music box backing transitions into low-paced metal with high-paced electric guitar in this cover from carolesdaughter. Nice.
Bonus remix! Vanic remix of the above carolesdaughter cover. Pull out those 808s, inject some dischordance, and rock even harder.
#carolesdaughter #Vanic #remix #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
(Addendum) (94/54?)
I wasn't sure if this cover was special, but it grew on me. Nice work, Nic Svensson of Swede Studios, especially on that build to the crescendo.
#NicSvensson #SwedeStudios #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
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This cover from Indonesian band HEYYOU with Salyo Priyanto isn't a new take on the song or anything, but it's pretty good.
#HEYYOU #SalyoPriyanto #Creep #Radiohead #cover #covers #CoverSongs
(Addendum) (96/54?)
Piano ballad Creep cover, anyone? Check out Uriel Kutner's version.
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