Britney spears gimme more performance magazine cover

Going acoustic declaws the song the rest of the way, even if Cyrus is still trying to sing it like a full-force rock song.ДҐ1. Joan JettвЂ™s original performance is tepid enough, and the lyrics make for a pretty thin anthem (вЂњLook, they treat you rough, but youвЂ™re tough enough, and weвЂ™re all differentвЂќ). вЂњDifferentвЂќ (Joan Jett & the Blackhearts) with Joan Jett, Backyard Sessions 2015Д¬yrus loves to cover a topical song, but this choice - which, on its face, fit her Happy Hippy Foundation well - backfired. Maybe Cyrus could pull off a better cover of this Cyndi Lauper hit today, but she couldnвЂ™t shake the Disney off in her 2008 performance.ДҐ2. вЂњGirls Just Wanna Have FunвЂќ (Robert Hazard), Breakout Cyrus makes it the opposite with another checked-out, almost mournful vocal - along with ditching that awesome horn part.ДҐ3. вЂњHappy TogetherвЂќ (the Turtles), Backyard Sessions 2015Дone well, this one-hit wonder by the Turtles is lighthearted and buoyant. вЂњNo Tears Left to CryвЂќ (Ariana Grande), BBC Radio 1 вЂњLive LoungeвЂќДoing a pop cover with a strings section is a gimmick on its own singing about вЂњvibinвЂ™вЂќ while youвЂ™re only backed by a strings section is just silly.ДҐ4. вЂњZip-a-Dee-Doo-DahвЂќ ( Song of the South), Disneymania 4ДЇew things have made me happier that Cyrus eventually left Disney than her terrible cover of the big hit from one of the companyвЂ™s most racist films.ДҐ5. This fuzzed-out take on the song sounds just terrible, with Cyrus giving the most absent vocal performance sheвЂ™s ever sung.ДҐ6. The Flaming LipsвЂ™ frenetic Beatles covers album is chaotic, and CyrusвЂ™s participation barely has anything to do with that. вЂњLucy in the Sky with DiamondsвЂќ (the Beatles) with the Flaming Lips and Moby, With a Little Help from My Fwends Here is every Miley Cyrus cover song, ranked.ДҐ7. Regardless, her best and worst covers alike are rarely not interesting. Many of CyrusвЂ™s misses often have the makings of her great covers and end up faltering for the reasons the others succeeded: a vocal performance played too straightforward or too outside the lines a song choice that sets her up to disappoint or ends up ringing empty. Sometimes, itвЂ™s singing the song that shows off the best contours of her voice others, itвЂ™s bending songs that just shouldnвЂ™t work to her will. Sometimes, itвЂ™s picking the perfect song for the moment others, itвЂ™s bringing a left-field song to a new audience or imbuing it with new meaning. ItвЂ™s hard to consistently pinpoint what makes a Cyrus cover great. (In the name of setting boundaries, weвЂ™re sticking to officially released covers, meaning no live bootlegs.) ItвЂ™s the perfect time to take a look back at the highs and lows of CyrusвЂ™s covers discography. As the Plastic Hearts cycle has continued into 2021, so have the covers, from Mazzy Star at CyrusвЂ™s NPR Tiny Desk to a slew of songs at her Super Bowl LV pre-show on TikTok. And just a week after releasing her longtime-coming rock album, Plastic Hearts, she dipped her toes in grunge with a Hole cover. The same weekend as the Unplugged special, she surprised with two more covers at her virtual Save Our Stages Fest set, further proving sheвЂ™s on a real covers streak. (Not to mention her live shows, where she regularly busts out new covers in the name of fan service.) In 2020, CyrusвЂ™s covers were back in the spotlight thanks to a new cover of BlondieвЂ™s вЂњHeart of GlassвЂќ hitting streaming (once again, by fan demand) and another revival of the Backyard Sessions as an MTV Unplugged special. SheвЂ™s found success in other venues, too, from the BBC Radio 1вЂ™s вЂњLive LoungeвЂќ to the stage of The Tonight Show to tributes and covers compilations. While sheвЂ™s been recording covers since the late aughts, she made them a more intentional staple of her repertoire with her Backyard Sessions YouTube series, which first debuted with three fan-favorite covers in 2012 and returned by popular demand in 2015 with even more, along with some guests. And she has the voice to back it up - one that can effortlessly traverse pop, rock, country, and soul. Miley Cyrus, Disney star turned perennial headline-maker, has long recognized the power of a good cover.

Britney spears gimme more performance magazine cover