Cover This (2007-2012)

Album · 2007–2012

Cover This

01Fire Woman (5:48)Download MP3
02Don’t Stop Me Now (3:35)Download MP3
03Love Song (3:33)Download MP3
04The Silence (6:21)Download MP3
05Welcome to Dying (8:39)Download MP3
06Deja Vu (5:03)Download MP3
07No Respect (5:12)Download MP3
08Satellite (4:11)Download MP3
09Everybody Wants To Rule The World (3:51)Download MP3
10Start Talking Love (4:33)Download MP3
11The Eve Of The War (4:00)Download MP3
12Children of The Damned (5:13)Download MP3
13The Spirit Of Radio (3:37)Download MP3
14Surrounded (5:13)Download MP3
15Blood on Blood (6:33)Download MP3
16Gods Of War (5:15)Download MP3
16 tracks · 81 min. · Free to play and download

Over the years, I’ve often recorded one, or even two, cover songs as part of a set of songs. Sometimes that’s been to generate some inspiration, sometimes to test a new recording setup, sometimes as a challenge — as in “can I do it?” — and of course sometimes just for fun.

Mostly they’re from some of my favourite bands over my lifetime, so unfortunately yes, there’s a fair bit of dad rock here. Still, there are a few less obvious highlights that I really love and would flag. “The Silence” by Gamma Ray is not well known by most, and that band — the formative Helloween — has largely disappeared since the early 90s, but it’s a great song and was a real challenge to record.

In a similar vein, “Welcome to Dying” by Onslaught is not a well-known track, but it’s something I loved as a teenager, so I wanted to do a cover. Another final highlight for me is “The Eve of the War” from Jeff Wayne’s War of the Worlds — I’ve always loved that album.

Written, performed, produced and recorded by Mark J. Turner.Back to albums

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