The Flaming Lips covering Madonna's "Borderline"? The Used taking on the Talking Heads' "Burning Down The House"? Taking Back Sunday recording Tom Petty"s "You Wreck Me"? Rarely can a tribute album be described as fresh and edgy, bold and filled with attitude, but those words apply to Covered, A Revolution In Sound: Warner Bros. Records, an album celebrating the golden anniversary of the label founded in 1958. With 11 artists currently on the roster each performing a favorite rock song from Warner's first 50 years, Covered, A Revolution In Sound is issued in Warner's 51st year to not only pay tribute to the past but hail the present and look forward to the next 50 years of revolutions in music.

Tracklist:
Borderline (Madonna)/The Flaming Lips with Stardeath And White Dwarfs
Her Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles (Captain Beefheart)/The Black Keys
A Case Of You (Joni Mitchell)/ Michelle Branch
Here Comes A Regular (Replacements)/Against Me!
More Than This (Roxy Music)/ Missy Higgins
Into The Mystic (Van Morrison)/ James Otto
Like A Hurricane (Neil Young)/ Adam Sandler
You Wreck Me (Tom Petty)/ Taking Back Sunday
Just Got Paid (ZZ Top)/Mastodon with Billy Gibbons
Burning Down The House (Talking Heads)/The Used
Midlife Crisis (Faith No More)/Disturbed