Hallmark album

[Aegir]

Here's an example:

Pat Boone's "In A Metal Mood", a cover album of such songs as Enter Sandman and Crazy Train. They are all arranged in his normal Pat Boone style, you know, crooning, brass, et cetera. It got okay reviews.

However, if he were to do "faithful" covers of the songs, everyone would be like, "Oh man, that's the worst thing I ever heard!"

Sort of like John Denver's rock and roll album, everyone hates it.

[I. Spaceman]

What about Dylan doing the country stuff? Isn't that what Dylan is kinda KNOWN for, screwing with different genres? Hell, the electric thing wasn't what he came to fame for.

[Aegir]

But even with all his different genre changes, he had the same, I don't know, feeling.

He just sounds way too happy on Spirit of R&R.

[I. Spaceman]

You should hear "See You Later Allen Ginsberg"!