For those wondering, most of the zeros (Chains, Roll Over Beethoven, Baby It's You, etc.) were covers in their own right so that any cover after The Beatles recorded it wouldn't count towards their stats, but to the original artists.
Love You To is an original Beatles, but it's fucking weird (and I love it) so that's probably why it doesn't have any covers.
I had a feeling yesterday or come together would be the most covered song. Eleanor rigby being so high was a welcome surprise though. I love that song, I haven't heard any covers of it.
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tastar1 on July 27th, 2017 at 12:46 UTC »
For those wondering, most of the zeros (Chains, Roll Over Beethoven, Baby It's You, etc.) were covers in their own right so that any cover after The Beatles recorded it wouldn't count towards their stats, but to the original artists.
Love You To is an original Beatles, but it's fucking weird (and I love it) so that's probably why it doesn't have any covers.
ScheminRieman on July 27th, 2017 at 13:40 UTC »
I had a feeling yesterday or come together would be the most covered song. Eleanor rigby being so high was a welcome surprise though. I love that song, I haven't heard any covers of it.
IamMickey on July 27th, 2017 at 14:09 UTC »
There were (at least) three covers of Revolution 9? I appreciate its existence, but why would anyone cover it?