Like A Version - Like A Version: Volume Seven

Like A Version: Volume Seven

The seventh volume of the Like A Version CD was released on the 4th of November 2011. ©Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Track listing CD :

  1. Owl Eyes - "Pumped Up Kicks" (Originally performed by Foster the People)
  2. Plan B - "Runaway" (Originally performed by Kanye West)
  3. Art vs. Science - "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" (Originally performed by Daft Punk)
  4. Andy Bull - "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" (Originally performed by Tears for Fears)
  5. Busby Marou - "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" (Originally performed by Cyndi Lauper)
  6. Sarah Blasko - "Hey Ya!" (Originally performed by OutKast)
  7. Dialectrix - "Buy Me A Pony" (Originally performed by Spiderbait)
  8. Kaiser Chiefs - "Record Collection" (Originally performed by Mark Ronson & the Business Intl.)
  9. Stonefield - "Magic Carpet Ride" (Originally performed by Steppenwolf)
  10. Angus & Julia Stone - "Say It Right" (Originally performed by Nelly Furtado)
  11. Eskimo Joe - "Somebody That I Used To Know" (Originally performed by Gotye Featuring Kimbra)
  12. Children Collide - "Reckless" (Originally performed by Australian Crawl)
  13. Adalita - "Burning Up" (Originally performed by Madonna)
  14. The Vines - "Clint Eastwood" (Originally performed by Gorillaz)
  15. Eagle and the Worm - "Tightrope" (Originally performed by Janelle Monáe Featuring Big Boi)
  16. The Kills - "One Silver Dollar" (Originally performed by Marilyn Monroe)
  17. Oh Mercy - "Evil Woman" (Originally performed by Electric Light Orchestra)
  18. Gossling - "Dance the Way I Feel" (Originally performed by Ou Est Le Swimming Pool)
  19. Paul Dempsey - "Daniel" (Originally performed by Bat For Lashes)
  20. Calling All Cars - "Don't Sit Down 'Cause I've Moved Your Chair" (Originally performed by Arctic Monkeys)
  21. The Beards - "Sharp Dressed Man" (Originally performed by ZZ Top)
  22. Sally Seltmann - "You're So Vain" (Originally performed by Carly Simon)
  23. The Seabellies - "Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again?" (Originally performed by The Angels)

Track listing DVD :

  1. Owl Eyes - "Pumped Up Kicks" (Originally performed by Foster the People)
  2. Plan B - "Runaway" (Originally performed by Kanye West)
  3. Art vs. Science - "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" (Originally performed by Daft Punk)
  4. Andy Bull - "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" (Originally performed by Tears for Fears)
  5. Sarah Blasko - "Hey Ya!" (Originally performed by OutKast)
  6. Dialectrix - "Buy Me A Pony" (Originally performed by Spiderbait)
  7. Stonefield - "Magic Carpet Ride" (Originally performed by Steppenwolf)
  8. Angus & Julia Stone - "Say It Right" (Originally performed by Nelly Furtado)
  9. Eskimo Joe - "Somebody That I Used To Know" (Originally performed by Gotye Featuring Kimbra)
  10. Children Collide - "Reckless" (Originally performed by Australian Crawl)
  11. Adalita - "Burning Up" (Originally performed by Madonna)
  12. The Vines - "Clint Eastwood" (Originally performed by Gorillaz)
  13. Oh Mercy - "Evil Woman" (Originally performed by Electric Light Orchestra)
  14. Paul Dempsey - "Daniel" (Originally performed by Bat For Lashes)
  15. Sally Seltmann - "You're So Vain" (Originally performed by Carly Simon)

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