Everybody’s heard Metallica’s Enter Sandman right? No you haven’t. Not like this, anyway! James Munroe does a really unique, acoustic version of Enter Sandman. It’s entertaining when someone does a good acoustic version of a song they like, but it’s extra cool when you get to hear an artist turn a song into their own style. James even goes as far as changing the vocal melody a bit, but not so much that you can’t still sing along! Enjoy yourself! Eeeexiiit Liiight!

You’ve probably heard the young alterna-pop band, The Plain White T’s, as their single has soared to the top or near the top of most radio charts and it definitely doesn’t lack airplay. You’ll probably be hearing a lot more from these popular kids in the future.
Here, Alx does a great job covering Hey There Delilah on his acoustic through a great sounding set up!

Three Days Grace is seen here doing their Stripped acoustic cover version of Chris Isaak’s Wicked Game. I’m not sure how I feel about this singer’s voice doing Wicked Game, but it’s a decent cover and if you’re a fan of Three Days Grace or that type of grungy vocal, then you’ll no doubt love this version!

Seether is playing a live, acoustic version of their hit Broken. Apparently, the singer and Amy Lee had broken up on bad terms, but I’m pretty sure that’s not the reason she’s not present. It does make you wonder if the Evanescence song Sober was about him though, doesn’t it? Maybe you already know that, but I try to stay out of the celebrity gossip loop. Just enjoy the music, whatever the reason it was written.

There’s no doubt that this band are masters at writing power ballads that can turn on thousands of lighters on a nightly basis. Here is a live performance of Staind doing an acoustic performance of Everything Changes, and the smell of butane is most likely in the air. Aaron Lewis projects his unmistakable vocals, as usual, and looks like he’s enjoying himself while he depresses us.